Why Cant The Village Monster Go To Fromville?

[@highhopeshomestead2678]

I agree with you that Victor should be the GO TO GUY for questions but.. he has a history of avoiding answering like the Plague.

[@pooloftim8263]

Dude the log cabin huts aren’t that close- they said it took nearly a day to walk there from camp…although Jade, Tabitha, and the idiot kid got there pretty quickly.

[@highhopeshomestead2678]

When I devote time rewatching all the episodes and put serious thought into looking over all the information they give us I get SO Frustrated. Only because I start feeling like I’m in it with them desperately trying to figure things out. The writers know what they are doing. They know they are making us feel like the characters. They say this season will answer questions while creating new ones so the cycle continues. It’s a drama disguised as horror. They advise us to just enjoy the ride but of course we won’t. Just like Acosta we aren’t built that way so the struggle to figure it out continues. Brilliant strategy 🙂

[@pooloftim8263]

Did you watch Lost? Some of the same people involved- they absolutely have NO know idea what they’re doing, mysteries without answers is their MO.

[@SoulDaGhost]

@@pooloftim8263 Not the same writers

[@mailill]

Maybe that monster just wants to be left alone in its territory? Maybe it just eats squirrels or something?

[@FateDecided]

Very possible!!

[@ericireland4742]

I have a feeling this so called monster is the dude in yellow from the picture…

[@mikejones4314]

You seen the spoiler lol

[@ericireland4742]

@ nah I really haven’t, I even tried to look up spoilers, and didn’t find anything, is he really the so called monster? I’m just guessing cuz the picture we seen earlier in season with the dude in yellow suit…

[@Just_me1278]

@@ericireland4742o thought it might be this guy or the guy drinking from the skull, however, that NPC said it didn’t sound like anything they had heard before so most likely not human

[@Iamreallyfreakinggay]

@@Just_me1278he was human while drinking the blood. No guarantee he stayed that way lol

[@pooloftim8263]

If you think about it for 5 seconds, there is NO WAY Victor has spent 40+ years here, including many on his own. It’s impossible.

[@happymaddness4135]

How? Give more of a explanation then just that.

[@dredayvon2724]

@@happymaddness4135I think he means that surviving in this town pre talismans for that long as a child is a far stretch

[@julia8386]

I think this little village is from the 1600s/1700s era, and Tabitha was a child in a past life here. I think the stones are stained with blood, not paint, and this is where the children Tabitha sees were sacrificed, and the totems are representations of each child that was killed. Jade saw 7 kids on slabs in the caves and a guy drinking from a child size skull (so Jade is also linked to this place) - I would say there are 7 totems. And they were sacrificed to appease something and/or provide abundant food. Whatever is walking around there at night is maybe this thing that needs appeasement. I wish they had taken a peak outside! The drawings in the tunnels showed the symbol Jade keeps seeing alongside a big red spectre thing. Jade & Tabitha are linked and they keys to everything - not Boyd or even Victor. Everything else that is happening is just incidental.

[@Father_Daniel]

Whatever it is its either really tall, flies, or possibly coming down from a tree. It was coming at young Tabitha from up high. I was thinking the spider crawling around and on top of the cabins, but we haven't scene any webs in the area? Also if you check the top right corner of the season 3 poster there's some type of creature/monster that's hard to make out. It looks slightly human?

[@VSMOKE1]

This Theory is plausible given all that spider web we saw when Boyd got bit.

[@manicmentacide]

Im trying to find what you mean would you please point me in the right direction a lil more...

[@Father_Daniel]

@manicmentacide there's like 2 or 3 versions of the poster. I googled "from season 3 poster" and it will be one of the first few. Top right corner there's a "creature" . If you find a big enough version of the picture you can zoom in and see it pretty good

[@davidagiel8130]

Kenny gave us the answer to the whole show: "At some point you adapt or you lose your mind." From is retelling Lost in a more refined way and in a horror themed setting. The key message from Lost was also to "Let go". In the cycle of grief, at some point you have to let go, you have to surrender and you have to accept. It is the only way to raise your consciousness to a higher frequency and be free. When you repress, suppress or express grief you are trapped at a lower frequency, trapped in a cycle. That is From.

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

Tabatha is from the 1800s and was part of a pioneer family that made their homestead on sacred Native American land. The monsters are the spirits of the settlers and other people from over the years who have lived on or defiled their sacred land. Tabatha managed to get away from the monster/guardian that originally was guarding the place and somehow was sent forward in time. She was probably adopted and her mother never talked to her about her life before.

[@VSMOKE1]

No 1's gonna care about sacred native land what are they gonna explain the Indians religion to us...... at this pace it can't even answer one question😂

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

@@VSMOKE1 Go watch Poltergeist or the Shining or most of Stephen King's movies and then make the same complaint about them. 🤪

[@VSMOKE1]

@ChrisM-zm4li Also you don't like criticism and the passive-aggressive tone comes out now I don't even like Stephen King stay out of politics Stephen King

[@VSMOKE1]

@@ChrisM-zm4li And to add to your passive-aggressive tone those are books

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

@@VSMOKE1 Get off KZbin if you are so easily triggered, kid. And to add to your emotional mistakes, I'm talking about the movies from those books.

[@TheMedwards2]

Maybe it's contained to that area because of the statues and the monsters can't get in because of the statues. And Young Tabitha may be running from someone who's an adult who's bad and not necessarily a monster per se

[@robotmechanic3923]

I have a theory. I believe Fatima has a parasite and it's that type of spider that bit Boyd. He had worms, maybe he was carrying spiders from the spider bites, passed it to Ellis, he passes it to Fatima, and the momma spider keeps her distance until the babies get ready to hatch out. That's kind of horrifying to think about. I've heard there's spoilers, but I haven't read any so this is a guess.

[@mannyrivera6723]

little spiders wouldn't show up on that sonagram either, great theory

[@JamesPalmer-pr4gp]

I think Jade let it out

[@maatsfeather4864]

Right. The first vision Jade has of the guy with the railroad spike through his eye, we see that he’s actually pinned to the tree by the spike (like Kelly was pinned to the tree in season 2). Then, after Jade dismantled the totem, the guy is no longer pinned and is now drinking blood out of a skull and offering some to Jade. Dismantling the totem set it free, I believe. And after that, Fatima starts craving blood. Hmmm.

[@KingSnupeGod]

What if the monster in the cabin wood area eats the monsters that come to town??

[@therealtrexofficial]

I think since Tabitha went to the spot in her nightmares the supernatural creature may become aware or awakened?

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

All the people who end up in the village are the descendants of people who killed the Native American tribe who originally inhabited this land. They are drawn to it. The monsters are the spirits of the original settlers.

[@RustyShackleford-]

Nope. Chinese ppl were not part of original settlers.

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

@@RustyShackleford- They most certainly were in the West. Black, Irish, and Chinese people worked the Railroads. The Transcontinental Railroad was completed in 1869, in Utah, and many of the workers then settled in that area of the west, which is why places like Las Vegas have a high Irish, Black and Chinese population compared to places east and further west of there.

[@RustyShackleford-]

@@ChrisM-zm4li I thought by original settlers, you meant the pilgrims in the 1600s.

[@ChrisM-zm4li]

@@RustyShackleford- Oh, nah, I was thinking of Manifest Destiny and the Westward expansion. I'm thinking possibly it was also a site of an old Spanish Mission that was completely erased because of the horrors committed there, and then a new batch of settlers in the 1800s maybe came to the same place and were sort of possessed and then they massacred a local Native American tribe, exacerbating it, and now it's a hell/purgatory place for the souls or the descendants of the people who did it. Long shot, but it's a theory I'm throwing out there.

[@RustyShackleford-]

@ sort of reminds me of the curse of oak island

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

It could easily be a wendigo. According to legend, Wendigos live in forests because they are solitary supernatural, cannibalistic creatures that roam the frozen north in search of people to eat. The wendigo is often said to be a malevolent spirit, sometimes depicted as a creature with human-like characteristics, which possesses human beings. It is said to cause its victims a feeling of insatiable hunger, the desire to eat other humans, and the propensity to commit murder. (Fatima) In some representations, the wendigo is described as a giant humanoid with a heart of ice, whose approach is signaled by a foul stench or sudden unseasonable chill. The Wendigo is said to have been a hunter who turned into a beast after eating human flesh to survive a harsh winter. Wendigos live in the forests and lakes of Canada and the northern United States, particularly in colder climates. They can move easily across ice and through deep snow. Wendigos are said to have exceptional senses and strength, and they hibernate during the winter. They keep their victims in isolated places, like caves or abandoned mines. Wendigos can unlock doors and enter homes to kill and eat the inhabitants. They can regenerate from wounds, making them difficult to defeat. They also tend to inhabit burial grounds that have been abandoned or neglected. They also poison areas with good soil so that crops begin to die, or the ground eventually turns fallow. A way to treat wendigos is too feed them very fatty animal meat until they vomit ice. Pet Cemetery was based on one. The Shining was based on the legend, to a degree. Poltergeist.

[@ToothmanDM-bs3vk]

Do we actually know that it is "a monster"? We assume that, but it may not actually be a monster!

[@football24x7on]

If the monster trapped inside of the village why doesn't he enter in the huts

[@iamulounge6529]

What if the monster eats the other monsters. And the talisman keeps it in but where does it go during the day time. What if thats it territory before you try to walk on foot to the light house

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

Also the original conception of the wendigo looks more like the monsters in their real form rather than the large animal skull and antlers version. Their more vampire-y. Like the wendigo in until dawn. Google image that if you're interested. It's that big black thing with the square mouth that victor draws in the bedrooms of the houses. And in the graveyard.

[@JamesPalmer-pr4gp]

I think is was go keep the monsters in

[@zkupnext_9294]

Wait wth u have a lakers channel and a from channel I thought I was tripping when I heard yo voice🤣

[@FateDecided]

Lmfao Yo, I recently got into making from videos but this channel was my first ever channel. I started this one diving into Scary movies and shows, than did a livestream one time and someone asked a sports question, I answered it and everyone said start a sports channel so I did lmfao. If not for this channel I'd never of created the Lakers channel!!!

[@zkupnext_9294]

@@FateDecidedohhhhhhh okay lol I assumed the lakers channel was the only one

[@FateDecided]

@zkupnext_9294 I get it and that's where I've gained the largest following and recognized especially my voice. It's also funny how many people from the Lakers Channel have found me here through my voice lol. I have a handful of channels this one, As It Stands Lakers, As It Stands Sports, AIS The Lakers Show and one with my kid As It Stands Breaks which is sports cards.

[@kategoddard6944]

Chubracabra

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

Probably a Wendigo. Wendigo legends come from north America and Canada. They are associated with child weather, as well.

[@GourSmith]

It’s not a village … Never once was it called a village … It’s called “The Settlement”. We’re talking about one singular shack … Not a village.

[@FateDecided]

A village is a small settlement usually found in a rural setting. It is generally larger than a "hamlet" but smaller than a "town." The definition of a village says you're wrong. Also there's multiple structures. Not just 1 lol. The thumbnail picture is direct from the show and you can even see more than 1 hut.

[@GourSmith]

@ It’s not a village. Period. The *PEOPLE ON THE SHOW* call it “the settlement”. It’s not a village-nor was it ever a village. It is quite literally a single shack surrounded by some scarecrows. A village is a full-on community of people working together as a family. That’s not what that location ever was. Nice try, though.

[@FateDecided]

@GourSmith Lmfao there is more than a single Shack. You need to go back and watch the show. Why troll? You need attention that badly? Or you really that dense? Love how you say nice try but are completely wrong. I even prove it to you and you still say Nice try. You can't be this clueless lol you have to be trolling.

[@FateDecided]

@GourSmith Here is the definition of a settlement. A settlement can have multiple meanings, including a legal agreement that ends a dispute and a small village Lmfao your litterally denying the textbook definition 🤣 .you have to be trolling you can't be this ignorant. I gave you both definition of a Village and Settlement and they both say they are the same but yet I'm wrong 🤣

[@GourSmith]

@ Buddy. I’m not even reading your goofy comments 😂 I’ve literally walked and stayed in villages in India … I’ve eaten with villagers, dipshit 🤣 I know what a village is. End of story. A village is literally a community of people with entire levels and brackets of status. You obviously understand that’s not what that settlement was in the show’s past. You’re being entirely disingenuous for the sake of argument 🤣🤣🤣 You lost this one the second you tried to argue. And you’re loudly ignoring the most blatant *FACT* I’ve stated: The *SHOW* never once called this a village. You’re quite literally the only person that has ever described this cabin as being a village 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡 Get over yourself. This was a *SETTLEMENT* that one or two people stayed in at one point in time. There’s a solid reason you’ll never touch 25k subs … This is one of them. Don’t @ me again w your disingenuous poison. It’s not a village. It’s a settlement with one single safe place to stay at night. Notice Boyd said to Frank “There’s a shack in the woods” … Because that’s all there is for safe shelter there-a single shack Not a village-not a hamlet-a shack. Be a toddler somewhere else 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Aaron-fj1hl]

I know how to beat from does anyone want to know