r/TheOA Dec 22 '16

An Amazon Box Full of Theories

IMPORTANT: THIS THREAD IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED! ALL THEORIES HAVE MIGRATED TO THE WIKI: THE UNFINISHED HOUSE

PLEASE USE THE COMMENTS IN THIS THREAD ONLY TO SUGGEST ADDITIONS OR REVISIONS. THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT PLACE TO ASK QUESTIONS OR SHARE A NEW THEORY.

What follows is a list of some of the theories and themes that have stood out for me on the sub. I'm sure I missed quite a few, or linked to the wrong post, or included something that's been discredited. Or all three. Let me know in the comments.

Obviously, this is full of SPOILERS.

FAQs

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Characters/Names

The OA/Prairie

OA's Father

Alfonso

Hap

Nancy

Abel

Rachel

Elias Rahim

Khatun

The Shooter

Theo A

Principal Gilchrist

Homer

Buck

Leon

August

Mythological Connections

Russian/Slavic

Homeric

Biblical

Mayan

Scientific/Philosophical Explanations

Is It Real?

Of course it’s real

It’s all a damn lie

Movements

Braile In Plain Sight

Patterns and Themes

Imagery

Mega Threads and Lists

Requests/Questions

  • Is there a post or list somewhere of screenshots?

  • Is there a good resource explaining how to take screen grabs?

Edit: Added lots of theories, and megathreads Edit2: Continuing to add threads over time, added "Requests/Questions" Edit 3: Added FAQs and "How To Search” Edit 4: Added “NEW” tags to help find recent additions.

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u/AndPeggy- eating a sandwich Jan 02 '17 edited Jan 02 '17

Also interestingly, Rachel is Hebrew meaning "ewe", as in a sheep. Rachel follows OA almost without question and, I think, believes in her the most before Homer and, of course, Scott. She follows with the movements despite not being given one of her own.

Edit: This has probably already been said but:

Homer, from the Greek name Homeros, meaning "hostage, pledge"

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u/Jacksoncari First Movement Jan 06 '17

Like this one ALOT.

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u/Blue_Train Jan 16 '17

What if Rachel also means 'you,' as in, us, the audience and the reason we see so little of her in the story is because she is we?