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Have a Theory? Share It Now!<\/a><\/strong><\/p><\/div>Hey Guys,<\/p>\n

To answer it really doesn’t matter at all Tom is gay. And I honestly didn’t mind that they did that, however I’d say it just didn’t feel like something they set up or fleshed out very well. That’s the bigger issue, is when you strip it down, there’s no real good reason for doing it… but i’m sure nic p got the reaction he was looking for when he wrote that in, (in my opinion, he wrote it in much later, if not last minute, because it had that kind of feel to it). I was talking with ashley on twitter and I came to this weird realization, that it was like each social issue they touched on had its own episode. Gay was in 6, you had the black mob in 4 or 5, you had satanic panic early on in 1 or 2. You absolutely could argue more, but it’s worth mentioning. Just really odd, idk if that was a intentional strategy. None of the stuff should take away from overall quality, and I think what’s lost in translation is nic p. Because we do overlook that he’s a really young and actually relatively speaking, inexperienced, writer. The takeaway is that he is learning, and isn’t just a 1 off kind of writer <\/p>\n

*so that page except is not amelias book it’s a reference to the woman in the window released in….2018, by dan Mallory. I know I tweeted a link about the author, and to sum up the book it’s an unreliable narrator…. curious choice for a ref… in a 2015 timeline <\/p>\n

*who do we think is in that car outside of the house, best guess? <\/p>\n

The other thing I wanted to hear what you guys thought of that score when they grab Harris James. It was intense, it gave me all kinds of anxiety, that music kept getting louder as well. <\/p>\n

I read a pretty neat interview this morning about the lady who wrote a book regarding the west Memphis stuff. Stated she doesn’t watch the show, but says the scariest thing is when the justice system and government is corrupt, something designed to protect us. <\/p>\n

She Worked One of the Real Cases Behind “True Detective.” She Says We Still Haven’t Learned Its Lessons.<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n