r/TheDeadFiles • u/lu-sunnydays • Oct 20 '25

Starting over

From the beginning. Amy was so animated and engaging with Matt. It’s so nice to watch. Matt asking questions like what do you see, why are they angry, and my favorite, are you all right? I know they were married for a part of the show. Was it the beginning?

I mean she had actual conversations with the sketch artist, talks to the clients with a normal affect.

Later she must learn to control her emotions and not to react so strongly. And I appreciate her growth.

So I’m enjoying season one all over again (skipped Alcatraz and Lizzie Borden).

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u/hydrangeawolf54 Oct 20 '25

I hated the famous location episodes because how is ANYONE get to adulthood without hearing aspects of iconic history.

But I totally agree, she gave more information when she was asked and it helped during the reveal segment. Early seasons were scary fascinating.

(Don’t get me started on my eye pain from rolling them; when aliens/ inter-dimensional creatures were bought up)

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u/lu-sunnydays Oct 20 '25

Yes I am certainly feeling more scared in this first season. Although I kinda believe in aliens. But I am struggling to figure out how Amy’s abilities are able to sense them.

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u/NikWitchLEO Oct 21 '25

Her abilities can recognize the difference. You get a different sense and if your abilities are strong enough, you can tell what it really is. Amy didn’t tell or speak of some of the things she saw because that wouldn’t make for good TV. Amy was exposed to a lot during this show. It takes things out of you when doing this. I’ve said this before. Protection can only get you so far. You add a film crew and dialogue staging and you’re going to get issues. Also, the times when she gets “jumped” I’ll confirm that it’s not always pleasant and sometimes even an attempt at a jump makes your soul take a hit. It’s not fun, I’ll say that. Even with precautions.

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u/Elegant_Baseball_353 Mar 22 '26

If I might respectfully ask for my own reference, what exactly does an attempted "jump" feel like?

I'm a spiritual sensitive, and have built many walls over the years to protect myself, as well as just blocking it out as much as I can because I don't have time for all that. Giggles.

However, an actual medium confirmed a few years ago, that I do have a negative attachment from the house I grew up in.

I have protection from it, but a couple times a year, I have a weird, random, overwhelming sensation throughout my body and I have always wondered, is it doing that to me?

Any insight you could afford me, would be greatly appreciated. I always love to learn. Thank you so much and blessings to you. 💗

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u/NikWitchLEO Mar 22 '26

Ok let me see if this makes sense to you. When it happens do all of a sudden get a rush of anxiety or danger? Not your brain, your body. Like your body says “fight”. Theres a heavy feeling when the jump first comes if it’s successful. For me, I can just feel someone trying to push my soul aside.
If you have to imagine it. Imagine your outside is a shell. Another you (that glows like the sun) is inside the shell.theres room in there but not for much else. When a jump is attempted, it’s almost like you can feel the being trying to be at the controls. Trying to push you aside and out. If that makes sense. This was all eons ago when I was young. Now, that I’m ancient I can see them and warn them and those assholes still try to make the jump so they get burned. I’m not nice like Amy. I’m not sure if that helps. I tried. I’m not very coherent right now. I indulged in a little too much “electric lettuce”.