Call of the Wild | Yellowjackets Season 3 Theory

[@brenna2]

The central theme of the adult plotline is trauma & it’s impact so Callie being a way to explore generational trauma would make sense. The wilderness is in her & always was simply because its in Shauna. And the wilderness is in Shauna regardless if that means it’s supernatural or just them.

[@coledeleonardo6619]

I’m hoping we get more background on “man with no eyes” and “dead cabin guy” in the bonus episode!! I’m holding out for hope! Maybe they’ll get their shit together and pay the writers so we can get season 3!

[@tylerm1997]

Something awoke in Callie. I think Saracusa is gonna be her first kill tbh. Am I the only one?

[@Bell2323]

Sarah Desjardins (Callie) is amazing. In season one, her acting abilities weren't really showcased that much, since she was kind of a one-note character - your stereotypical bratty teenage girl. With her character expanding this season, we can see how skilled an actress she is. Hopefully, Callie will continue to progress as a character in future seasons. I see her as kind of a partner in crime with Shauna, with nice doofus Jeff as a third banana.

[@josephoswald2292]

She was in s1e5 of Wayward Pines also

[@5am_dawn]

she was in a season of Riverdale as one of the bad guys and i thought she did pretty good!!!

[@PK4Real]

Another great video! Thank you! My favorite part of the finale: Present day Lottie, preparing for the hunt, standing in her room, resplendent in her glowing and flowing robes, eyes closed, pulsing with intuition. Lottie never lost her intuitive power. She knew what all of them arriving would mean and she also knew Van was sick. On a side note, when Lottie looked into her armoire and saw that the lock was broken, she smiled softly; I think she knew that Misty had taken the syringe and would ultimately use it on Nat. She didn't let Nat kill herself because she didn't want her to die in so much pain. She brought her to the compound so that she could find some kind of peace before she died, which she did. Ultimately, she found that she would never be able to forgive herself for what happened with Javi (Nat to Lisa: "Forgiveness is a nice idea"). So I think Lottie knew that Nat would pass and wanted to give her comfort. I think she also knew that if she kidnapped Nat that the rest would arrive and Nat's death would have meaning for all of them. Lottie was clearly impressed by Callie. This could be a development for S3.

[@thepawnhits]

I think Misty’s syringe had fentanyl in it since it was the same syringe she had packed when she got there. She’s used it before and it explains the “apparent drug overdose”

[@FeyFire]

It's possible; but they haven't mentioned fentanyl at all in season 2 - most likely because of the real life epidemic. "Apparent drug overdose" would still be appropriate for a Phenobarbital OD, and has been the drug of choice in s2.

[@trainsurfer7593]

@@FeyFire I think that as we have previously seen Misty use a syringe full of fentanyl in S1 to kill someone, that it is inferred that is what was in this syringe. We were also drawn to its presence during the - hilarious - scene where we see the contents of her bag when she enters the compound; it was both a reminder and very clever foreshadowing.

[@jenn6294]

@@FeyFire was absolutely fentanyl - come on now

[@tiffanydoyle8940]

It was definitely Fentanyl , The EMT’s said “ Female suspected drug overdose” describing Natalie

[@FeyFire]

Y'all. Phenobarbital is a controlled substance. Lottie literally uses it to k*ll animals; she threatened to k*ll herself with it; and immediately after Walter and Misty were together in her office - her purse NOT shown - Walter k*lls Kevyn WITH PHENO. It's been shown repeatedly throughout s2, while fentanyl hasn't been mentioned one time. It still counts as a drug OD; the officers clearly weren't distinguishing one controlled substance from another controlled substance at that moment. The women were allowing Nat's death to assume false implications in order to protect themselves. We'll see what happens when Nat's tox report comes back in s3. (There is a fentanyl epidemic happening in the US currently, if you guys weren't aware; which is very likely why they are not focusing on it specifically. It's too hot a topic.)

[@casieatthe393]

I know it’s unpopular at this point, but I still believe that Lottie is the one wearing the antlers at the ceremony. Being a leader and an oracle are not one in the same. Lottie could conceive the ceremony because the entire time she’s been in tune, she has figured out how to give offerings and come up with all of the imagery that they used to worship the wilderness.

[@jukie16]

Yeah I still feel like it’s Lottie, remember back when adult nat and Lottie are at the compound with the bees and Lottie is explaining how the queen bee kills any competition/future queen bees, and nat says something like she bets Lottie can relate to that

[@mattlibra3139]

That’s what I’ve been saying too! A leader and an oracle aren’t the same position. I still believe that when we see the cult at the pilot point, Lottie will be the oracle

[@itchooses]

@angelaclement1497 the oracle is an actual thing they called it in the script and the shaman but i dont see how yj is a rip-off of the wilds

[@gemstone349]

It doesn’t make sense for it to be anyone else imo. In S1, in the cabin, Lottie stands in front of a deer skull in the cabin. When she turns toward the camera, the antlers line up on her perfectly. . .and the music changes as this EXACT moment. Lottie fully wearing antlers for doom-coming. When Lottie does a flashlight session in S2, she turns away and her shadow is accompanied with antlers.

[@madworldproductions855]

Why do a lot of people think the lit girl scene actually happens in the future when that scene reveals one the the characters to be YOUNG Misty

[@mtver8348]

I recall initially thinking that Callie might be Pit Girl but i believe the writers said at one point that the Pit Girl scene was in the 1996 timeline

[@Annastasia666]

"Skinned it, chin to anus" LMFAO!!! I say that line to the mofo rabbits in my Jersey garden every damn day!

[@FeyFire]

😂😂

[@ragnarokvalhalla8382]

They need to give us a reason why they killed present natalie after giving her past character a huge role for next season. It'll be really strange. BTW Van will Probably beat cancer because lottie hinted to her while she was taken to ward.

[@azuki_O]

I agree. Since they killed off her character because the actress wanted out I wonder how it will play out. I also wonder how it should have played out initially

[@spyrosgkoumas5339]

I think that Callie is the one taking nat’s place as queen. It feels to me like the moment Lottie acknowledges Callie’s power, the favor of the wilderness shifts from nat to her. After all a fee moments later nat dies. This process of nat turning from the wilderness, as you said, has been taking place throughout the season. So maybe her death served as a ritual of coronation, and the passing of the metaphorical torch (the trauma) to Callie, to a new generation. If I remember, the scene that overlapped with Callie shooting Lottie was the girls swearing fielty to nat. If that is the case, I think it supports this theory. I also think the wilderness chooses Callie because of how the other young girl was touched by it and rejected it, through both showing forgiveness to nat and not ever actually shooting. I mean, it is still likely that there is no paranormal “wilderness”. But this theory makes sense to me in a narrative sense.

[@FeyFire]

I really like this, especially because Callie came out with g*ns blazing. I really feel the reason the Wilderness loved Natalie best was because she was the huntress; her willingness to take a life to provide nourishment to the group set her apart. Callie was ready to protect her mother at any cost, no questions asked, so there's a similar fierce selflessness in both of them. Shauna, on the other hand, doesn't really do anything selfless at all, ever. Now my wheels are turning!

[@spyrosgkoumas5339]

@@FeyFire wow! Senpai noticed me😜! I never expected anyone to respond to a nine month old video, especially not the one that uploaded it! I am glad though, because I have been dying to share this theory since finishing the second season a few days ago! I love all your yellowjacket content btw. Have a nice day!

[@spyrosgkoumas5339]

@@FeyFire also, I do agree with your point about nat being the original hunter of the group and thus respected by the wilderness. I am also excited and scared to see what nat does to survive and back up her title as leader. It seems that she struggled the hardest, from what we have seen, with coping with her experiences. Not that the others have not. However every other adult has managed to thrive in some way in their adult life in society, or at least be distracted for some amount of time from their trauma. Taisha being in what seemed to be a healthy romantic and parental relationship while also becoming the governor. Shauna being a mother and a housewife, Lottie not believing in the wilderness for a time and becoming a cult leader. Even Misty, who seems at home in her borderline tendencies which existed even before the crash. Nat seems to have spent all her years in a self-sabotaging, suicidal, drug fueled state. She never got the chance to turn away from the past like the others did. Even though their actions were always influenced by their trauma in some way.

[@Cdot94]

​@spyrosgkoumas5339 I feel like I've been the only one to notice that. To me it shows Natalie never lost her humanity, she suffered the most because of it. Before the wilderness Shauna had issues and growing resentment being Jackie's doll. I think she wanted to hurt someone before the crash. Taissa already had mental trauma from the man with no eyes plus the only times we see her being an active aggressor or cause of violence she's her 'other' self. Misty had issues before the crash and is desperate to be accepted or belong. Van drank the wilderness Kool aide, she's got that fanatic vibe going. Everyone else as adults are in comparison coping well to Nat because they can say "that wasn't me" "it's what the wilderness wants" "we have to live" etc. Natalie acknowledges it was her decisions and can't bury it the way the others can so she uses drugs.

[@spyrosgkoumas5339]

@ I think you are right. I haven’t watched the show in a year but if I remember correctly, she is the only one to keep any connections to the people she was in the wilderness with, trying to help Javier for years and years. On the other hand, all the others just cut off ties immediately in an effort to separate themselves from what happened even more. EDIT: I confuse the two brothers, is Travis the one that survives? I am not sure.

[@paolala]

love this! i believe callie is going to want answers and will be the only one to visit lottie for answers about the wilderness

[@jukie16]

Callie is just like her mom😂 I love them

[@FeyFire]

Same 🙌

[@craigenem]

Amazing video. I resonate with all of it. Natalie's adult character arc played out in alignment with many of the discussion points your videos have covered. I'll drop a more detailed message on that soon. For now, here's some possibly meaningless fun facts... Callie sounds a lot like Kali, the Hindu Goddess of Destruction, Death, Rebirth... Walter Tattersall. Tattersall is a fabric pattern. The Loose definition is a plaid pattern of thin vert & horizontal intersecting lines. With that broad definition. I say it's on Misty's white and purple jacket she got from the cult. Gun toting Callie is wearing a Very similar pattern jacket, and Tai has a patterned flannel shirt on underneath her brown jacket. Maybe easter eggs, maybe not, 😊

[@voidpostingbeats]

Notice how the clothing of pit girl is so clean and different from the hunters, could it be happening in 2 different time lines?, or also the pit girl could probably be a character that has not been introduced yet. Whatever the direction is going I’m totally here for it.

[@FeyFire]

I also think it's 2 different timelines... But you never know with YJ!

[@bobross1829]

Yes, there are real theories that the first scene is actually "present day" and the women have returned to their insane belief system. Of course, the big argument against it is one of the cannibals pulled up their mask to reveal a young Misty, but that "could" be a camera trick.

[@voidpostingbeats]

@@bobross1829 or a flashback to another event in the past that will mirror the future events of adult Misty

[@craigenem]

Does anyone see it as significant that this season showed Misty (somewhat accidentally) killing her best/only friends... In Both Timelines! One thing I can see is that in both final moments the characters are side by side, like a visual Ying-yang symbol where "Crystal" represents the light and Misty the dark. Perhaps the scene with Misty and Nat was supposed to reinforce the idea of Nat's spiritual transformation, confirming she is the Light before the end. But that's just talking visually messages not any real theory or answer. I would love to hear if anyone is as concerned about what this means to Misty???

[@Cdot94]

I don't think Crystal was the light but it is interesting she's killed both of her only friends. I thought Nats death sucked for a while but I think it was fitting. She was changing as a person, I dont think she had it left in her to continue being apart of the wilderness coven. Lisa might be able to.

[@slawck9635]

Hey I noticed something in the first season that I didn't think much about at the time but the first time Adam calls Shana to find out why she hadn't called to get the van fixed he says "I thought you didn't like to play by the rules Shana" and she was like what's that supposed to mean. He said it in a strange and deliberate way that I thought at the time was just a come on line or something but after the season 2 finale Shana shuffling the cards in that strange manor like she was trying delay or possibly rig the Deck to avoid the queen. Something you guys mentioned on a recent live stream. Is it possible Adam was referring to her possible deck rigging when mentioning playing by the rules. Go back and watch that from season one episode 2 and even the way Shana responded to his answer made me think of it instantly. Would def mean he had knowledge that should only be known by yellow jackets. Maybe not just an unlucky artist. If this has been brought up by someone else already sry lol. Love ur channel

[@slawck9635]

Yeah definitely something there lol. I watched it again and the way he says Shana in that line sounded almost threatening in a way. Like I know some deep business about you. Yikes. Check it out

[@FeyFire]

That's a really great connection! Good catch! Adam is a mystery that keeps on giving...

[@christinataylor6569]

Depending on what she wrote in her diaries, Jeff could have known these secrets. He said that he read them. I think that is how he knew about the baby boy. I don’t think Shana told him about it, I think he read it.

[@Bell2323]

I still say that Lottie is the Antler Queen in the Pit Girl scene. The AQ in that scene is too tall to be Nat, and Lottie is the tallest.

[@laurenstaab1008]

The writers already confirmed that no one is the antler queen it is an entity/deity.

[@laurenstaab1008]

I read that in a random article so don’t quote me on that lmao

[@Strawb_Goblin]

The girls actors weren't on set for that scene except mistys. They were all extras to avoid giving anything away. Eye color and height are not going to match up

[@Bell2323]

@@Strawb_Goblin Interesting. Did not know that. Thanks. We'll find out eventually, I suppose. Although, if you watch the close-up scenes of them munching on Pit Girl, one of them clearly seems to be Taissa, despite the mask.

[@Bell2323]

@@laurenstaab1008 I"ve also read that the girls might take turns being the AQ. So many theories out there, though. Anyone's guess.

[@Isleofchocolope0U812]

I think the man with no eyes symbolizes death. Has anyone read the Sandman Graphic novels by Neil Gaiman? He very much resembles that character. I still hold out the bleak hope that Natalie is still alive but it’s doubtful. She was my fav character and I’m still mourning over it. I’m bummed that douche with the mustache didn’t buy the farm instead of Kevin. Oh well.

[@chronicallykelly7193]

So glad i found your channel! I don't understand the Callie = pit girl theory 😓 Are ppl saying she's a reincarnated version of the pit girl? I feel bad bc someone commented "Callie is pit girl," a while back in comments and i was like, "Girl have you watched the show?! She's in the current timeline, not a child at the same time her mom was a child!?" 😫😬🤧🤣 I feel so dumb and guilty now 😫🤣🤣🤣

[@FeyFire]

I think the idea surrounding it is that they will end up back in the Wilderness, but Callie will be with them. (I'm more on board with Lisa is Pit Girl, personally!) I'm not sure of all the details, but this change in Callie seems like another step towards that outcome!

[@chronicallykelly7193]

@@FeyFire very interesting!!! Thank you for taking the time, bc I was fully lost! I could get on board with that...if not for the end of the pit girl scene, where Misty pulls off her mask and smiles (and it's Samantha/young Misty, with cracked lips and a couple extra layers of insanity, lolol). But who knows with this show; I'm not able to rule **anything** out 😫🤣

[@FeyFire]

@@chronicallykelly7193 I've always kind of thought they might be intermixing the timelines in those scenes, just to throw us off! Anything is possible at this point 😅🍖

[@Meganb1286]

@@FeyFire please explain why Lisa would be there. That’s what I’m struggling w/. Callie is easy to explain why but Lottie is away and nat is dead so who would involve her?

[@Meganb1286]

⁠@@FeyFire that’s unfair story telling though. It has to be back then as they did show us Misty.

[@Asphodellife]

I wonder if the canibalism stuff really happened. Is it ever really mentioned in present day at all? What if everyone just plays (and played) along with Lottie's psychosis?

[@Cdot94]

There's no way the cannibalism didn't happen. The characters are too messed up for it not to have happened. Plus in S1 when they eat Jackie the fancy feast scenery was a group hallucination to cope with eating a human being. Im confident it happened because the coach was disgusted. The coach was also horrified seeing Shauna post Javi harvesting.

[@NeCoruption]

The wilderness wanted tai. It could be tied to the man with no eyes, and why she saw him so long before the crash. I also feel like tai is connected to a lot of events that happened and it will be shown eventually. She could have done a LOT more than we know while sleep walking.

[@FeyFire]

@@NeCoruption I'm working on a project about this idea, planning to release it in February closer to season 3! I totally agree.

[@reneejablonski6123]

I am starting to feel really convinced that Lisa is Lottie's sister, or daughter (by Travis?, more later). If you look at their mothers, Lisa's mother looks like the older version of Lottie's. Why are there all moving boxes or (Plyushkin's disorder?) Lottie's commitment in Switzerland cost a fortune, maybe the father took his life or is dead now, and this is now the mom, humble home (no dad there), clutter, yet you can still see the way she carries herself, very proper and elegant....it think they are family....for sure these 3. Lottie seems to be traning Lisa for something, maybe she wants her to run the facilty one day or wants her to be the next queen bee (she seemed the only one allowed to interact with Nat, she also encourages her to return the violence if necesary, although instead the 2 bond....then: enter Callie and Lisa....posible rivals? Daughters of the wilderness? anyway... I also could imagine the girls so feral crazy the second witer that they start to want to procreate, Lottie wanted that baby, maybe this would be a way to feel useful and important. Nat would have to condone? But travis is the only candidate and maybe they want to keep their little cult going because they are so far removed from reality...Loties mom raises the baby...Lisa???? (Lisa told Nat not to tell Charlotte they visited) I am seeing lots of possibilities, they have to shock us again soon....am I crazy?....by the way I love your channel and superb and profound analysis always!

[@FeyFire]

Not crazy at all - we have discussed this is the podcast as well! I think Lisa's mom looks a lot like Travis and Javi's mother, who we just saw for a moment in the pilot episode, so something along these lines as well. Lisa perhaps is the daughter of Lottie or Nat, and Travis is the father; OR that Mrs. Martinez may have been pregnant when the flight left, and Lisa was born while the YJ were stranded. We even speculated the boxes may have been Travis's stuff, after his death. Honestly the secret identity of Lisa is fascinating, and the options are endless! It's a really fun theory to play with. And she may just be Lisa, no strings attached, and her mom just her mom.

[@Cdot94]

Interesting theory! I like it. Rewatching the season Lisa's mom does have that classic elitist mother vibe and it would explain why Lisa has the strongest connection to Lotti. I always thought I was because Lisa reminds Lotti of Natalie. Travis and Lotti have something going on, he imagined her during the first time with Nat, he reached out to Lotti not Nat in the end. I can see Lotti convincing Travis to help grow the coven in the wilderness. Lisa does seem older than Callie but I don't think she's old enough to have been born or conceived during the wilderness. If she is Travis's daughter Lottie never told either of them and she didn't say anything about the wilderness to Lisa.

[@craigenem]

I see adult Nat's character completing a Redemption Arc in season 2. To save time I'm just hitting the high points... Starting at Nat's Kurt Cobain moment. Nat has lost her sense of life-purpose, and hope for happiness. The character could have ended then, but miraculously she is kidnapped at just the right time, and then starts the cult life phase. This phase begins her Transformation. She is paired with Lisa, the Personification of "Nat's own Innocence". Lisa withstands all Nat's attacks, meeting them with unconditional love/forgiveness/acceptance. The scene where Lottie sends Nat into a dream state with a flashlight is the moment where she confronts/faces (instead of running from) her shadow/demons/dirty deeds. When she lays her head in Lottie's lap, it turns into the Young Nat's Face!!! This is Nat's spiritual awakening moment reconnecting to herself, her inner child. The rest of her time at Cult Lottie is the healing portion of her transformation. She embodies her lessons from Lisa, and learns to love and value Herself, and to forgive Herself and Let Go of Past Traumas that haunt her via shame and guilt. To complete the redemption arc, it's common to perform a heroic act which makes up for past wrongdoings. Here Nat's last act was to sacrifice her own life, in order to save Lisa/ the personification of protecting or saving "the innocent/the ideal of innocence". I like to think that Nat was saved from a "Kurt Cobain style death" which to some cultures and religions has certain negative consequences, to have the opportunity to Go by selflessly trying to save another life, which some would say is a better way to go out. There's so much more there about greater themes in the series, but that's for another comment. Here I want to say that I feel this goes along well with our discussions about the Fisher King and Perceval. We talked about how the traumas of life leave us scarred, and to heal them we must face the traumas, and learn to let go/move on, and get back to a state of innocence, see life with the enthusiasm of a child again (the baby on the Sun Tarot Card idea). Also all the discussions about Jung, we see the process of "shadow work" in Nat's arc. All the Catholic symbology you mentioned, sacrificing your life for another, is kind of a Jesus thing, that fits in with the Catholicism. This message is already too big, I'll end on that for now. I would love to hear your thoughts on Nat.

[@FeyFire]

I agree, she had a beautiful arc and even her death can be interpreted as a continuation of her journey. I see her transitioning from warrior to healer, much like Eowyn in LOTR. She evolved from vengeful to healed to healer, and I think Nat's journey was quite similar. Although I would have liked to see more of her in the healer role. Nat was already at the root chakra, so her evolution to death seems natural, imo. But in a sense of surrender, ritualistically speaking. This whole story revolves around the life-death-rebirth cycle, and Nat just took the next step; and this is also why Lisa is so connected to her as well. The things Lisa just experienced will also force her to evolve to a new place, and I think Nat will be her spiritual guide, internally.

[@craigenem]

@@FeyFire WOW. Your ideas are truly next level. Thanks so much for the reply. I actually hope the storyline leaves Lisa alone. Even if they're making 5 seasons, they're reaching critical mass of unexplained questions, especially Tai. And they need to use the episode "time" to explain the other characters and the smaller bizarre mysteries, cabin daddy, the symbol... I see Nat's arc touching on the theme of determinism vs free will. I saw a School of Life video which mirrors Nat's situation, it proposed the higher amount of sushicide in the modern developed world vs. ancient world. Because ancients could explain their actions/situations as controlled by fate or an act of the gods. Where as the rise of ideas of individualism, and being in control of / responsible for your own destiny, grew as a popular thought in the modern age. In the modern scenario it basically sets a person up to blame (different than accountable) themselves for any and all bad things about their situation. The culture breeds shame, guilt, anxiety, self loathing etc. Which are all factors that can lead to those Tendencies. So I see Nat's story as a social commentary as well.

[@craigenem]

@Wolfie Van FrankenStryker I agree that you can apply social constructs any time you're talking about humans. So outside of that and the ever present lack of or unconfirmed information that's not part of written history, I was specifically referring to the one tiny element in that larger design, to only mention the tv show connection to the literature and ideals of Antiquity, just like the references to Ancient Greece in several Fey videos. I will admit it was a horrible summary of the School of Life video which inspired me to write the comment. I think it makes a very interesting point that makes sense in a simple generalized way that is certainly not meant to be explained as the Only reason, and not even the most factual reason. I didn't base it on, what suggested in some research, for sure. It just resonates with me. I recommend watching the full video because unlike me, it's entertaining and a Million times better at explaining the point, than my lacking description. It's a school of life video called The Origins of Sui... It makes a lot more sense than my weak explanation.

[@Cdot94]

Cali cant be pit girl because in that scene Mist takes off her mask and puts the glasses back on. I do like the idea of Cali being inducted into the coven because she did join the hunt and she does have that prepared for violence look her mom has. That would be an interesting parallel in the modern day coven, Lisa seems a product of Lotti and Nat. I can see her being the opposition/conscience to Cali's bloodlust. That seems to be what 1996 season 3 is going to be around by the preview.

[@Meganb1286]

This was more fun when Lost was on. Limited ppl bothered w/the msg boards so it was a nice, passionate and respectful community. Nowadays it’s everyone so there’s so much content whether it’s quality or not.

[@BraavosiBroadcast]

Lost was on 15 yrs ago

[@Meganb1286]

@@BraavosiBroadcast that was my point. It was fun back then. This isn’t as fun w/everyone watching and spewing out theories ppl think are correct leading to more comments that are very repetitive. No hate just saying.

[@Meganb1286]

@@BraavosiBroadcastforgive me for expressing an opinion like seriously.

[@BraavosiBroadcast]

@@Meganb1286 nothing you are saying makes sense. you say "no hate" but you are just here spewing your own repetitive bs in the comments. what's the point Megan

[@Stephewald]

Can we take into account that if we go by biology the first child borns dna stays with mom and helps create the next children maybe thats why callie can feel/hear the wilderness

[@megdelaney3677]

Heard a theory that Lisa might be Pit Girl 🤔 I suppose in the present?

[@SjofnBM1989]

I mean now that we know they got no problem starting the hunt in present day nothing is impossible

[@Meganb1286]

I’m gonna need a lot of context for why Lisa would ever be involved in them going back

[@TheoSwinford]

Definitely interesting points made here. However, I don’t understand why you’re dismissing Lottie’s schizophrenia. (Also I’m pretty sure we don’t have reason to believe that she went through ECT). Why are you so quick to assume that “the wilderness” is real?

[@itsyoboypoptartx_x2998]

Idk im still pissed at the ending of yhe season.

[@niasammis6746]

What if Callie is a figure of Shauna's imagination to cope with the death of baby boy? The way Lottie said "Shauna is this your daughter, shes so powerful"

[@Childishfolklore]

Still on my mind too

[@yarr63]

Callie had way to many interactions with other ppl to not be real lol

[@Cdot94]

Callie has friends, her friends mother asked Shauna about Callie. The girl has had too many interactions with other people 1 on 1 or in groups.

[@Meganb1286]

I’m unsubscribing from this. I have plenty of pods for this show. I don’t love hearing someone speak as if they know everything. If they haven’t sent things to this pod then it is just one persons opinion doing it in a story telling way.

[@Meganb1286]

Perhaps generations like stop we left at the cabin burning down and Lottie mentally ill saying that about Callie. This is wildly this girls opinion from 2 seasons and nothing else. And I get it. A ton of downtime what else is there to talk about but this is nothing new just to get views.

[@Meganb1286]

And Lottie is mentally ill please don’t come for me saying that. She was hallucinating her therapist and needs help period.

[@FeyFire]

This is quite honestly the most insane series of comments I've ever received as a youtube creator. No one is forcing you to be here, and it's called theory crafting for a reason. If you can't handle thinking outside the box, byyyeee Felicia ✌️