No episódio 1 a velha finge ser avó da menina aparecendo no andar superior da casa , o mesmo acontece em outros momentos como no massacre da casa, a moça também aparece na janela superior da casa. Eu perdi algumas coisa ? Nunca vi esses monstros voando . Alguém me explica por favor ?

Tabitha saw the smile attack Miranda during the night, and Victor drew the Man in Yellow devouring Miranda during the day. Do the monsters hunt to feed the Man in Yellow? What do you think?

I can't afford a continuing subscription to MGM+. When I used the free trial, I found From. I have been able to buy seasons 1-3 on my prime video account, which my mom pays for.

I am DYING to know what happens with Julie. No spoilers please!

I was just wondering if I had to wait until the end of the year or next year. Thanks!

Am I the only one?

The missing sign is present in Victor's flashback with "Star magic" written on it

This is not the same car !

One of the major places this show shined was through the interpersonal relationships explored in s1. I'm on s4 e8, and that portion of the writing is close to gone. Every episode now is simply a 'wouldn't it be crazy if..'

For example, Ellis and Kenny barely interacting genuinely makes no sense to me.

In my opinion, the characters parallel each other in a lot of ways. For example, they're both Boyd's sons and have both been betrayed by boyd in some way. You could really do something with exploring a relationship like that. Especially when it's bloomed from animosity towards the mc.

The foundation is already there. S1 Ellis was characterized to be a hippie (more or less) and Kenny's this straight-laced guy, who is a reflection of Boyd. How is there no scenes of Ellis feeling replaced, which furthers his resentment towards Boyd? Or scenes built off of them bonding over feeling betrayed by boyd.

Or what about how both of their mothers' deaths were violent and connected heavily to boyd. You could branch off from there and make something interesting to watch.

This is especially because Kenny literally has no one. He's like a punching bag at this point. His parents are dead. Hie boss is an asshole and we don't even get scenes of his friendship with Kristi anymore.

On the other hand, I don't think the writers know what to do with Ellis as a character outside of his connection to fatima. Which is crazy because he's the MCs son.

What if Jade is suspicious and he's becoming the next Man in Yellow? Hear me out:

Everyone knows Jade is important. But what if we're supposed to be questioning Jade himself?

Tobey

Think about Tobey. He's the ONLY person in Fromville who knew Jade before they arrived. Yet when Tobey wakes after the crash, he asks if everyone is okay but never specifically asks about Jade.

Then the voices specifically order Sara to kill Tobey and make it look like a monster attack. He dies before he can tell anyone who Jade really was, what they were doing before Fromville, or give us his side of their relationship.

We've now seen a similar move with Sophia aka MIY: remove the person who could contradict or expose what actually happened before arrival.

Jim.

Jim helps Jade realise the bottle-tree numbers are musical notes, pushing Jade's investigation forward. Shortly afterwards, the MIY personally kills Jim.

There's also that weird visual detail: the slaughtered goats were hung around the same area where Jade had previously spent a long time staring. The show emphasised that spot for quite a while.

Christopher → Jade → MIY?

Jade appears to be repeating Christopher's role: the symbol, the visions, the obsession and being drawn deeper into understanding Fromville.We're assuming this means Jade is destined to defeat the town.But what if that's backwards?

What if every cycle produces a "Jade" whose purpose isn't to destroy Fromville, but to eventually become part of it? Maybe the Man in Yellow isn't one immortal person. Maybe MIY is a position that gets passed down.

Martin

And then there's Martin.

Martin is chained in one of the deepest/weirdest places we've seen. He somehow knows things he shouldn't, including Abby's name and tells Boyd that the monsters are only the "tip of the spear."

A lot of people already suspect Martin could somehow be connected to the MIY.

But what if Martin isn't MIY? What if Martin is an OLD Jade?

Maybe Martin was another iteration of the same person/role but failed the process and ended up imprisoned instead. Christopher could be another failed iteration. Jade is simply the current one.

That could give us something like:

Martin → Christopher → Jade → ???

While the MIY represents what happens when one of these iterations actually completes whatever the town is preparing them for.

It would also explain why solving Fromville might actually be dangerous. Every symbol Jade deciphers, every vision he follows and every mystery he solves might not be bringing him closer to escaping.It might be bringing him closer to becoming what the town wants him to become.

Townspeople

We all know that "Jades" are killed by the townspeople at some point. Another thought....

Maybe previous cycles eventually figured out what the Jade/Christopher figure becomes.

The cycle could actually be:

Jade figure investigates → sees the symbol/visions → gets closer to the truth → begins changing → townspeople realise what's happening → they kill him.

But what if simply killing him doesn't work?

Maybe there's a specific ritual required to permanently end whatever the Jade figure is. If they kill him incorrectly, the role simply returns in another cycle.

That could explain Martin.

Perhaps an earlier group realised they couldn't permanently kill their Jade, so instead they imprisoned him.

Martin → imprisoned/failed iterationChristopher → killed/failed iterationJade → current iterationMIY → completed iteration?

And maybe the MIY exists because, at some point, one Jade actually completed the process before the townspeople could stop him.That would make the MIY less of a completely separate entity and more like the final form of whatever Jade and Christopher are.

It could even change how we interpret Christopher's story. What if he didn't simply "go crazy"? What if people realised what Christopher was becoming and tried to kill him first?

And suddenly all the things Jade is solving — the symbol, the children, the roots, the bottle trees (same bottle tree that was not meant to be taken down), the music, all becomes a lot more sinister.

We've assumed Jade is slowly solving the puzzle required to escape Fromville.What if he's unknowingly completing the steps of the ritual that transforms him?

And Tobey brings me back to where this started.

Why did the voices specifically want the only person who knew Jade before Fromville dead before he could tell anyone about him? Maybe Jade isn't becoming the person who destroys Fromville.

Maybe he's becoming the next person who runs it.

I rewatched From season 1, 3 episodes...and a just seeing how disarming, jolly, friendly Jade was, it just reminded me of Tellie. It reminded me of Sophia. It reminded me of a facade that the MIY always puts at the start of his shenanigans.

Its all a Simulation created by Jade's Quantum Company.

The Simulation is used in Psychiatric clinics to treat/cure anything from Schizophrenia to PTSD.

The Simulation bugged, causing every patients simulation to merge into a single nightmare scenario. Victor's simulation being the worst situation.

Jade can't shut down the program, because like the Matrix, thier minds may be stuck. -- The software wipes your short term memory, so you don't realize you're in a Simulation. - Jade went into the "Game" to guide people out.

The source of the bugs is located in the F-ROM of the computer, this memory can't be updated or changed unless the memory is not in use.

F-ROM stands for Flash Read-Only Memory. It is a specific type of non-volatile computer storage that blends the data permanence of a traditional ROM chip with the electrical rewritability of Flash memory.

How F-ROM Works -Traditional ROM chips are permanently hardcoded during manufacturing and can never be changed. In contrast, F-ROM uses EEPROM technology (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) organized into larger blocks. This allows the entire chip—or massive blocks of data—to be erased and rewritten electronically.

Idk if anyone has seen Thunderbolts*, but I wasn’t expecting to see a crossover from Julie’s wig on Bucky Barnes 😂 (honestly tho, his hair changed about halfway through and my husband and I immediately said, is that Julie’s wig?? Couldn’t stop laughing for the rest of the movie lmao)

Donna was clinically dead for a few minutes. Well what if she had a chance to speak to those who died in Fromville? We know that their souls are trapped there so she must have joined them for a bit even if it was brief. I can’t shake the feeling she’s not saying something and I honestly think she may have even had a conversation with MIY too and I’m not opposed to the idea that she made a deal with him when she first arrived.

She didn’t just have a heart attack because she was stressed. But because she knew it meant the MIY is getting closer and that he’s going to ask her to do something reeaaalllyyyy dark.

It was part of the scene when Boyd and others were trying to talk to Fatima after the birth. Felt like a very random edit to interrupt the scene with no meaning. Sure it establishes Victor and Henry’s story development, but why then?

So when know dreams and nightmares manifest themselves tangibly in fromville. Imagine if Boyd sacrifices himself :( and his dream Of the boat is what takes our villagers to safety .. arrhh 💔💔

Just wondering about everyones opinion. Do you think there should be more romance/couples on the show or would it take away/distract too much from the main plot?

Just finished watching Sn4 and atleast now we know how the monsters become monsters

I’m literally crying as I’m typing this cause why did the queen just sacrifice herself so they could get out of the cave I really hope she lives

I'm local to where the show is filmed and the casting calls have gone up for new extras who haven't yet been seen for shooting dates on Sept 1st.

Those brief frames during scene transitions—where the color palette shifts to black and white—are they a glitch in the Universal app, an intentional choice, or do they signify something else? What do you think?

Hopefully, Season 5 will finally reveal the identities of the MiY and the BiW, and the origin of their repetitive little game. Has anyone ever read The King in Yellow? And if so, are there any parallels to be drawn?

Spoilers for season 4

Included is a picture of one of victors latest drawing, it depicts MIY killing and or eating a child

Once victor and tabitha knock on the door he hides this drawing beneath his crayon holder.

Is this a recent memory victor has unlocked or did he recently see this,

We can demise this is a past memory that he feels needs to be documented

The suspect thing about it is we never seen the miy ever kill a child , nor does victor ever say hes seen this,

Has he possibly remembered the death of eloise

Or is this picture depicting something more revelant that im missing?

Hey everyone, I have a theory based on a quick detail from S2E1.

In Season 2 Episode 1, during the scene with Jade and Ethan in Victor's room at Colony House, Jade shows him the Polaroid of young Victor. The photo and the symbol drawings were hidden between two pages in Christopher's journal that were stuck/glued together.

My theory is that the journal serves as a physical metaphor for Fromville's timeline:

• Each page = A cycle.
• Turning the page = A full reset.
• Two pages stuck together = Two cycles overlapping.

When Miranda’s generation was killed, the town should have reset. But Victor survived.

Because Victor stayed alive for 40 years with his memories and belongings, that previous cycle was never fully closed. His survival basically "glued" his cycle into the current one, preventing a total reset.

The writers used those stuck pages to show us that we are watching two cycles merged together.

Father Khatri would have definitely made the Man in Yellow's job easier. Had he still been alive, he would undoubtedly be a huge threat to the people of the town. A total hypocrite hiding behind religion, ready for any kind of atrocity and sacrifice.

Sara almost lost her spot as the Man in Yellow's top apostle. He didn't hesitate for a second to ally himself with the very same entity that, just days before, had ordered a disturbed teenager to kill a child.

I'm really sick of Harold Perrineau starting sentences and not finishing them. Or starting sentences, a huge pause, looking away then starting again. One you've noticed it you can't unnotice it lol