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Now it's turned into a comedy, I like that.
Well, they've gone back to the anti-christ theme, so that wasn't dropped after all. But that makes the house the center of all evil in the world, which means it's not just a ghost story, but the story of Armageddon. Kinda ambitious. The writers are on crack.Evo said:Now it's turned into a comedy, I like that.
Ahaha.zoobyshoe said:Well, they've gone back to the anti-christ theme, so that wasn't dropped after all. But that makes the house the center of all evil in the world, which means it's not just a ghost story, but the story of Armageddon. Kinda ambitious. The writers are on crack.
I think the other baby may have been born alive. The doctor might have claimed it was stillborn so he could give it to his wife. I think it should age so it can do battle with its evil twin in the future and save the world.Evo said:Ahaha.
So, no one found Violet's body, no one but Constance knows she's dead? And they only mention one baby missing (the terror tyke), what happened to the body of the other baby, or are we to assume the police picked it up with Vivien's body? I know that it's ghost is in the house, I'm assuming it can't grow up? And why and how do the ghosts eat and drink? Like when Vivien asked Moira to make her a cup of tea after she died. What do they eat and drink when there's nothing in the house? Come on Zoob, I know you know.
If it's alive, what is it eating? I guess we're not supposed to wonder those things.zoobyshoe said:I think the other baby may have been born alive. The doctor might have claimed it was stillborn so he could give it to his wife. I think it should age so it can do battle with its evil twin in the future and save the world.
Since they can't leave the house/yard, it would have to be in the yard.Someday they'll have to explain where the Dad went to cut down a Christmas tree.
Well, when it was first born the Dad still lived there, so there was some kind of food around. I don't know if it was actually born alive, but it had to have died from the time she got to the house to when she gave birth, which was like, 20 minutes. It had to have died in the house to be a ghost.Evo said:If it's alive, what is it eating? I guess we're not supposed to wonder those things.
You don't see many pine trees in people's yards in Southern California.Since they can't leave the house/yard, it would have to be in the yard.
Probably a lot of flashbacks, or they will just start 3 years later, no telling with these writers. Thing is, according to the story, the ghosts can leave the house and go wherever they want on Halloween.zoobyshoe said:I wonder if the Harmons would try to kill Constance now if she came into the house. That three year leap into the future (those writers are SOOOO on crack) leaves a lot to be explained.
I think Nora, the doctor's wife, told Vivien that the baby was actually born alive but took only a few breaths before dying in her arms. She thought even her husband didn't know the baby had been alive.zoobyshoe said:I think the other baby may have been born alive. The doctor might have claimed it was stillborn so he could give it to his wife. I think it should age so it can do battle with its evil twin in the future and save the world.
That rings a bell. Her explanation went by too fast, and I couldn't make it out. This would mean, though, that there's a baby corpse around somewhere. They'll have to deal with that.vela said:I think Nora, the doctor's wife, told Vivien that the baby was actually born alive but took only a few breaths before dying in her arms. She thought even her husband didn't know the baby had been alive.
continued...[SPOILER WARNING: This story contains key plot details from Wednesday's season finale of American Horror Story. Read at your own risk.]
American Horror Story really lived up to its name, huh?
In the FX series' first season finale, the Harmons were finally reunited in the afterlife when Ben's vengeful former lover Hayden hanged him by the chandelier, staging it to look like a suicide. (You'll recall that Vivien and Violet, Ben's wife and daughter, already died, respectively, in childbirth and by overdosing on pills.)
So what does this mean for Season 2? Will Connie Britton and Dylan McDermott, who starred as Vivien and Ben, return to haunt the new owners of Murder House? Nope! "Those characters and those stories are done," creator Ryan Murphy told reporters Thursday morning. "Every season of the show will be a different haunting. Every season will have a beginning, a middle and an end. What you saw in the finale was the end of the Harmon house. The second season of the show will be a brand new home or building to haunt."
Murphy says the show was always intended to be an anthology, with a new set of cast members and characters each season. But there will be some residual elements from Season 1. "Some of [the actors] will be coming back... so there will be familiar faces and also new faces on the show, but they will be playing completely different characters, creatures and monsters, etc."