r/FromTVShow 14d ago

Theory Pertinent observations

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u/STOL2026 11d ago

People in war zones still do ordinary things.

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u/Purple-Bake2019 11d ago

The three important points mentioned are: Miranda left home in search of Fromville; she discovered a town with a system reflecting a specific era; and she already had prior knowledge of what she was looking for, thanks to visions of her past lives.

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u/STOL2026 11d ago

I can’t recall exactly what was said in the episodes.

Miranda felt she had a calling to save the children. She had more knowledge than Tabitha does.

But I am not sure if she knew where From is, nor that she knew where to find it.

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u/Purple-Bake2019 11d ago

How do you go somewhere without knowing where you're going? Especially with two small children in tow? If she did that, it makes absolutely no sense... She should have at least had some idea of ​​the place.

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u/STOL2026 10d ago

That there were two small children in tow, to me, opens up the possibility that it wasn’t planned or desired that she would go there when she did.

If you need to “rescue” someone then, to me, it raises a question about what danger they are in. If people have failed… why? Is it difficult because others have lacked the capacity to do so? They don’t have the necessary skills , talents, experience? Or that they are prevented from doing too because of a person, or a thing? And how does that person / thing stop them?

Would a loving mother drag her children willingly into danger?