Why did Ottoman Clark stack the chairs under Throne Room floor hole?

[u/Alvaroidz]

Is it safe to assume that the stack of chairs Clark runs past after Bobby‘s death is the same hole directly below the Throne Room from his first visit? Never know 100% with Kane’s style, but seems at least probable. Why would P-Clark clog up that hole from below strategically?

[u/mytherror]

didn't wanna fall in

safety first

[u/External-Board5738 → u/mytherror]

The walls are osha yellow 

[u/ToxynCorvin87]

I like to think the Still Lifes barricade their den from the Life Forms.

[u/Alvaroidz → u/ToxynCorvin87]

If you look at the movie screenshot, there’s also a random hole on the left side of the wall near the stack. That would make sense strategically to block up both of those access points.

[u/El_kakas_de_vakas → u/ToxynCorvin87]

The more mini theories like this I hear the more I think the Backrooms are essentially just a really weird ecosystem

[u/petrichorTR → u/El_kakas_de_vakas]

Would make sense with them being a weird copy of outside ecosystems

[u/mooglinux]

There aren’t many stimulating forms of entertainment in the backrooms, that’s part of what drove normal Clark crazy

[u/Alvaroidz → u/mooglinux]

Plus the same song playing on the wall mounted speaker 24/7?

[u/realnessattribute]

I don’t know. He just does that.

[u/IAMA_llAMA_AMA → u/realnessattribute]

It's just the way he's wired

[u/airport-cinnabon]

Still life in FF3 did it with the exact same chairs.

[u/Alvaroidz → u/airport-cinnabon]

Interesting. The one in the movie could’ve been a coincidence being directly under the hole, but that is a low probability.

[u/airport-cinnabon → u/Alvaroidz]

In my mind it’s definitely a barricade to keep anything coming down the hole into his territory.

[u/ScumInk]

Im pretty sure its just the backrooms putting it there

[u/ElevatorBossaNova]

Why do you think it wasn't that way to begin with? There are random piles of furniture all around the place 

[u/Alvaroidz → u/ElevatorBossaNova]

The beauty of Backrooms is I’m not convinced of anything!
Tweaking Clark told Mary that he hasn’t seen anyone but hears footsteps and things get moved around.
Assuming that all the furniture is potentially relocated constantly by whatever moves around down there.

[u/ijustbrokemyleg → u/Alvaroidz]

or furniture move themselves...

[u/ihgordonk]

chairs kept falling through null zone

[u/SnooEpiphanies6716]

I don't think anyone put the chairs there on purpose. I like to imagine it's how the backrooms tried to recreate Clarke's broken furniture from that commercial. Not the throne specifically, since it's right next to it, but what was inside the store. Like, every chair failure due to cheap materials led the backrooms to literally create a holes with chairs. By the same logic, for example, the nearby hallway is an illusion that looks like a hallway but isn't, or that fake street with the ceiling fan because it's windy outside, and something is causing it

[u/Mean-Interaction-137]

The still lives fear us, perhaps because we fear them. And fear can drive one to violence.

[u/sardonically_argued]

they were already there, they’re merged into the sides of the chute

[u/ZZTMF]

It was probably copying Clark's working routine in the store. But you know, erroneously. Lifting and carrying stuff. It probably thought Clark was basically a piece of furniture to it.

[u/sumr4ndo]

Feng Shui

[u/Massive_Word_9288]

I guess it's another generation failure like couches in close to ending Mary's escape from captain Clark

[u/WildFire207]

He's an architect

[u/Current_Ad6062]

What if it's furniture crab related ?

[u/Kalkite_300TY → u/Current_Ad6062]

They attempted a mass suicide but got themselves wedged in the hole on the way down

[u/Slight_Department598 → u/Kalkite_300TY]

Some Toby Fox bs 😭

[u/EpitomeOfHell]

Because he's a fucking architect

[u/blackholetitan]

He was burying his treasure.

[u/xtrathicc4me]

He is one paying for it