Teddy Is William But Why

Published January 14, 2017 · Updated July 6, 2022

Dear fellow hosts,

Long time listener first time emailer,

Teddy is William, but not man in black William. Ford says to Teddy “you are here to keep her (Deloris) here” when Teddy and Deloris are talking he says “someday soon I will get you out of where to the life we both been dreaming of” something we know young William wants, to get her out of here. Deloris drops her can and in chronological order, young William picks it up first before Teddy ever did but does day after day. And to have Teddy come in on the train, is to more over keep Deloris in line. When young William gets off the train he bumps shoulders with somebody. Something Teddy does twice in the first episode to the same host. It has pretty much been confirmed that Teddy is a first generation but at some point someone, Ford or the man in black himself maybe, programmed Teddy to keep Deloris in line and in the park until they need her again. To either be Wyatt or to escape the park. So in the end, I am waiting to find out hopefully who gave Teddy that narrative. The young man in black in is likeness of William. Or Ford to thwart the man in black. Or my personal favorite, human Arnold. Because we don’t know that the the death of Arnold didn’t happen after young William came or not. So what if young William got Deloris so messed up that she “came back with all these crazy ideas (like the Wyatt narrative)” (Deloris wants to get out) and then she killed everyone in town. Causing all those conversation underground with human Arnold giving her the Alice in wonderland book and talking about his son. Causing human Arnold to make Teddy to reign Deloris in. Then ending with Deloris killing human Arnold.

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