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I have a very strong inkling that it's gonna be some time loop thing. That the cave is a time travel place. If that happens, it's gonna be so childish!
Annie K murdered with crampons and a ice axe. Maybe Qavvik? Pete has done nothing wrong. Blair and Bee killed at least one person. PS: Are Blair and Bee both left handed?
I think we’ll get to see the *actual* version of the Wheeler murder w/ Danvers & Navarro and it’ll be shown to mirror the Annie K murder carried out by Hank & Peter. Both are polar opposites to one another, yet they are the same in the end. That’s why Peter was so interested to know what happened in the Wheeler case. He shot Hank in the head before Hank could reveal that yes, whilst he was the one who *moved* Annie K’s body, it was Peter that was responsible for killing her.
To reinforce the theory about Peter Prior hiding something: In Episode 2, while talking with Leah at the Ice rink in front of the corpsicle, Peter says something like "he who is raised by beasts becomes a beast", revealing as a game his evilness; later in episode 5, when Peter shoots Hank, he says before dying (note that Peter could have shot any part of the body but preferred to do it in the head to play it safe) Hank revealed to Danvers that he did not kill Annie K, he only moved her body, and then looked accusingly at his son while telling him "blood is blood" to tell him between lines that his hands (Peter's) are also covered in blood, in addition to asking without saying it that his son must be the one to kill him (avoiding suicide) for being family and to release him from being an accomplice and accessory to something very bad, (murder¿?). Note that Hank didn't even have his finger on the trigger when aiming to Danvers 😢. In that same episode Danvers inferred that Hank hacked Peter's laptop password to find out the truth about Wheeler's death, but there was no proof of this, Peter let Danvers believe it without confirming what his password is.
@@mattgilbert7347 That's a very very acurate and científic explanation, thanks; I also read that some instructors at police academies indicate that the shot should be at center mass because it’s a much bigger target and easier to hit. But I can't stop sensing some kind urge in peter's behave; but we're about to find out what was going on in Peter's head considering we already know what went through Hank's lol 😆
@@carlosgonzocastillo7784 thank you! Yeah officers are trained to aim at the centre mass area of the torso, usually in a 4-position grouping. However, at close range with the target having raised his weapon to aim at the neck-head area, if you already have a bead on his cranium, and you believe they will take the shot, then an immediate devastating shot to the head is allowed and trained for. There's also the "two in the chest one in the head" method as seen in the film "Collateral". It has a name, I can't recall - "Mogadishu grouping" or something like that. If Peter was out to kill Hank as soon and as quickly as possible, without provocation, that's probably what he'd have done. Either that or 4 in the centre mass then a headshot to finish. The fact Hank's finger wasn't ON the trigger wasn't really reason enough to hesitate. If he'd just been put down but not killed, he could have still made a shot or two at Danvers before he lost his strength
❤ thanks for taking our feelings as viewers and translating it into a well thought out piece- always enjoy your explanations and theories 😊 keep up the good work!
@@msto1987lol no, it was mentioned that Wheeler was left-handed and so a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head would be on his left side. And the bruises from his girlfriend were all on her left side. So they flipped the photos and pretended like Wheeler was right-handed
@@MovieFilesanything is possible however why would Wheeler taunt Liz? There's plenty of ways they could've hinted at him having something to do with her ex and son's death but she showed more anger at Stacey Chamber's drunk driving than she ever did towards Wheeler. There would of been some lead up to him being involved.
Overall very underwhelming ending due to the following reasons: 1. Annie, the midwife, with no formal scientific education, figuring out the top scientistic project details based on some documents. 2. She destroys years of research as if those scientific and valuable documents are not electronically saved on hard drive, cloud or some other digital format !!!! 3. She gets murdered by a group of top world class scientists with PHDs in their fields like they are professional killers. 4. A cleaning lady spills water exactly by the underground hatch opening and gets her other cleaning ladies involved and somehow they put the whole murder case together like professional detectives. 5. The cleaning ladies outsmart the scientists, and this expensive lab that’s owned by powerful and ultra wealthy Tuttle family, does not have one armed security guard! 6. The entire world and millions of cancer patients did not get to use this incredible medical breakthrough drug because of some small town in middle of nowhere wanted to have clean water. Move those hundred people to a new town maybe? 7. The overall story arch was very man hating. All the heroes were women and all the evil doers were men. A feminist extravaganza! 8. What was the deal with the polar bear? Was there a spirit involved? The show did not explain half the weird stuff. This was very much like the show “Lost” where the creators did not explain anything and left us fuming at the end.
I still am trying to figure out the meaning of the polar bear and Annie K both missing their left eyes. The polar bear has a star shaped wound to its eye the same as Annie’s wounds. Similar to the shape both tsalal and the mines logo. Also similar in shape to spikes on the snow shoes we’ve seen. I also think more is going on with Pete. Could he be one of the people Annie K slept with? As Hank said she was sleeping with half of Ennis. Maybe he ties I to the mystery through that factor, not necessarily killing her. Also think Navarro will be pregnant at the end. Flashback to ep 1 with Qaavick and the intimate encounter. Maybe they are hospitalized after Liz is pulled from the ice and that’s a reveal. Thanks for the content. Very thought provoking and thorough!
This finale needs to be at least 2 hours to answer all of the questions we have! As long as it is not like the disappointing finale of the Changeling!!! I haven't seen season 1 or 2 so I don't know if the show usually wraps up nicely and answers all of the questions or leaves the audience on a cliff hanger?
U shouldn't even be watching this series if u haven't seen season 1........ule be blown away how good that is. Probably 1 of rhe best seasons of anything ever
Great discussion. I appreciate your video's this season. I had been concerned about Navarro's mental health since she heard Rose say in episode two "don't mistake the spiritual world for mental health issues but i think she is almost to obvious a suspect. The comments about Peter are interesting and I think that you are right that there is something that we are yet to learn about him. There are so many loose ends, I don't expect that they will neatly tie everything up. They did not in season one and Rust had to tell Marty that they had to take what they could get but I do home they clear up the Navarro and Annie K link to the scientist. I expect that most of the explanations will be of a human natural origin and their could be several people linked to the Annie K and research scientist deaths.
Great video! There’s so much good theorizing, I’m more confused now. 😆 Definitely agree with you on the Annie and Clark relationship. Looking forward to the after show!
I'm not sure but I can say I am really enjoying this season!! I absolutely love the characters and story line!! I want to be surprised at who did it and who are the main people involved!! Can't wait!! I really enjoy your video and hearing your theories!! Thank you and see you tonight!! Michele Soyak, Brooksville, Florida 😊
my crazy predictions: Annie K and Navarro were dating at some point, Clark kills Annie K in a rage for it or that she is going public about the mines and using him. Hank is told by Kate to move Annie's body from the mine property. Blair and Bee create a scenario at the station that pushes the scientists out into the storm so they are responsible for those deaths. Oliver assists them cutting the power, etc. Navarro kills wheeler. Connelly gets elected and Kate is really a Tuttle and is Peter's mom. Rose says to Navarro in an earlier episode to not confuse the spirit world with mental illness. She was talking TO Navarro, not about Navarro's sister. Liz falls in the ice, Navarro saves her but passes away, going into the sea. Liz and Leah leave the town. Peter becomes chief.
Kate probably sent Hank and Peter after Annie K to scare her. Peter ends up taking Annie out and Hank moves the body to cover up for him. Peter probably took his mom out too, but is too traumatized to remember. 🤷🏾♀️
THEORY TIME I’m not sure who the killer is, but what if the reason Annie k was killed was because she stumbled across the source of the polluted water, which turns out to be bodies of missing persons who were murdered as part of possible cult/tuttle connections? Think about it, they are trying to tie this season to season 1 with multiple references to Tuttles and the spiral etc. what if there is an unknown cult presence in Ennis whether they are active or not, that stored bodies in the ice caves? It would be the perfect place to store bodies for a cult. And Annie may have stumbled upon accidentally due to her environmental activism?
I like your theory, however, how would those bodies stored in ice caves pollute the town’s resources? They are buried and frozen so not leaking or rotting in to the elements.
@@LM20237 I was thinking maybe they were in the groundwater somehow. But that is a fair point. Because I don’t know how that’d work in the ice. Another possibility is maybe some sort of pollutants from the silver mine were buried down there and after they were buried a killer also hid bodies or had some sort of carcosa like lair down there. Maybe it was a meeting place of the yellow king cult!
Navarro shot Wheeler. I say this after Liz's behavior after Peter shot his dad. Kate McCittrick is not Peter's mom. She tells us as much at the skating ring when talking with Hank. I will be disappointed if Navarro is Annie K's killer. She has defended women - I don't see her killing women. I think Hank killed Peter's mom and Peter suspects it or witnessed something about his mom's disappearance that makes him distrust his father.
Here is my crazy theory: Danvers knows about everything. She's covering the Annie K. stuff up too. Hell, maybe she killed her. But Prior being called "Prior" points to his involvement. I think she IS trying to solve the scientist's case, and the tongue being left at the scene was a message to Danvers. WHY ELSE WOULD IT BE THERE??? I CANT GET PAST WTF HER TONGUE WHICH WAS MISSING IS DOING AT THE LAB. Ahem. Yes. So, I see a finale of Navarro VS. Danvers in a way. Navarro defeats her demons, kills Danvers, solves both cases, adopts Leah, bangs Koc... Bar Guy. The End. lmao
Not much of a theory but I looked into the names of the characters because of Hank and Peter’s last name being prior and I found some interesting correlations. The main character of the play Angels in America is named prior who is a prophet with HIV who has an angel appear and gives him information about the future. It’s interesting because Peter Prior always knows information pretty much instantaneously and Hank Prior is always talking about blood which is correlated to HIV. The name Peter also means “a rock” compared to the name Hank which is home ruler, and it reminds me of the quote “people who live in glass homes shouldn’t throw stones”. We all know Hank has baggage and is taking chances left and right very much like what the quote is saying not to do. Peter was also the name of one of the first two of Jesus’ apostles and also eventually the leader. The name Darwin also is a reference to the scientist Charles Darwin who wrote the book “The Origin of Species” which is correlated to the research being done at Tsalal. The name Evangeline means “good news” and it’s interesting because it sounds like evangelical and her and Danvers talk about religion quite often and Evangeline always sees the dead and maybe the finger means she is going to bring the “good news” of who killed Annie. Julia in the Bible is the name for Gods resting of the weary which correlates to her being tired of life and killing herself last episode. The name Elizabeth is very fitting for Liz because she is obviously know as the queen of England which fits with her being the police chief and it is the name of John the Baptists mother in the Bible, and John is believed to have baptized Jesus. It seems like these names were very specifically chosen and all have religious ties whether in referring to certain biblical implications or just talk about God in general. I think it also shows that in some aspect an occult presence is in the show especially since everything feels so intentional. I also think that Evangeline has complex PTSD (I have it and I noticed her symptoms quickly) based on the way she tries to “process” her emotions, and the way she interacts with the people she is supposed to have relationships with. She talks a lot about being alone/feeling alone which is another symptom. The way her flashbacks are filmed and shown also mimics the way a person with complex PTSD can be triggered causing them to truly feel like they are back at the traumatic experience again. Also in season one Rust Cohle talks about how he can “see dead people” but also counteracts that with blaming it on his days when he was an informant and doing drugs, so seeing that concept fleshed out into this season with the question of it being either supernatural or completely scientific and logical is very nice and a good call back! It’s also interesting that his Dad Travis is the person who is mimicking the drowning to Rose in episode one so I’m curious if they will bring him back again or if we only get to see him once.
The whole thing with the reindeer running off the cliff in fright parallels the Dytalov incident in which extreme athlete skiers in the back country of Russia died under mysterious circumstances. The interesting thing about the theories about what happened to those skiers is the last entry in one of the skiers diary states “the Yeti exists.” There was also a photo that could be a Yeti in a camera found at the site months later. All had similar injuries to these scientists in Ennis. All had frozen to death but a few had brutal crushing fatal injuries. Eyes missing, tongue missing. Frightened expressions. So whatever is in the ice caves, it’s going to maybe be something that follows along those lines. Were the scientists awakening some ancient beast? Did they find a way to regenerate life? I’m thinking maybe it’s going to be in line with the Dytalov incident in Russia. One theory is sound waves cause extreme fright and hallucinations. Another is a large mammal scared them out of their tents without shoes and warm clothing. Another is local tribes. And then there’s the Yeti. Aliens also mentioned but I think not. Could be a polar plunge killed the scientists in Ennis and a real Polar bear frightened them to death. Something was running in the lab by the delivery guy: was it human? Or an animal? It’s been an interesting puzzle.
Maybe there is a hidden entrance to the ice tunnels from the station and Danvers will find it. That's how Clark has eluded them. The episode 1 scene where they couldn't find how to open the entertainment center was probably a hint. I think Pete turns himself in after cleaning up and he uses the mom lawyer from episode 1 to work out the deal so Danvers doesnt get involved, the jail scene with Leah makes it look like Pete is already in jail and is probably foreshadowing his ending. His son is named Darwin and probably hinting at the evelotion and how Pete will try to break the cycle and not go along with the cover up plan. I bet a group of people in the town teamed up to kill the scientists. Rose was probably involved and why we see her gutting a wolf and why Navarro, Pete and Rose have been connected in many scenes. They all killed a wolf. Navvaro killed Wheeler most likely. The bad water is probably effecting those with ptsd more than others and causing flashbacks and hallucinations. The ice cores B 231-239 look like they were missing in episode1 when Danvers taps on the ice cores the core numbers jump from B230 to B240. Clark probably has the ice cores hidden in the Night Country since the cores would connect the mines long history of pollution and the water issues and be the evidence they need to shut down the mines 🤷♂️
As far Peter possibly being the one who killed Annie, just before he shot his dad we get a confession from Hank "All I did was move her body". Hank was looking at Liz not Peter when he said this so he was telling her not Peter who already would have already knew that Hank only moved Annie's body after Peter had killed her. So by shooting him, Peter made sure Hank couldn't say anymore about Annie's death. Luckily for Peter, Hank was pointing his gun Starling's way, but that does not mean he was going to shoot her. Now why would Peter have shot Annie? Who knows maybe they were lovers, maybe Annie had some dirt on Peter and was going to tell others about it, etc.
As silly as this may look/seem, I haven't seen anyone chatting about why Clark was shaking before he says, "she's awake". I think Clark was a wearing an electronic warning device whenever their subject wakes up in the caves. Maybe the electronic device also short circuits the facility to warn the other scientists (that is why Annie K's video short circuits as well)? Maybe their subject or subjects are women that are kidnapped, just like those that were kidnapped in season 1 (this may be how they are trying to tie season 1 with season 4 with the carcosa sprials and how the Tuttles are funding the facility). Anyways, we'll find out tomorrow. Thanks for the videos.
I think Peter's good boy, over diligent cop act is an act either to misdirect or due to guilt. Either way, the season has boxed itself in to the point it almost has to pull off a major shock/twist (such as Peter being involved in Annie K's murder) in order to tie off all the loose ends it's casted off into the audience. I've enjoyed it nonetheless, the performances have been spectacular.
In season 1, the Tuttles were able to cover up murders because there were never any corpses. It was always only "missing persons", (save for those saved in the woods when the assailants were killed by Rust and Marty). This is significantly different from discovering five dead scientists and brushing it off as an avalanche. If there were any signs of foul play, it couldn't be covered up. So, the question is not "who killed them", but rather, "why were they naked with folded up clothing" before the avalanche took them. Of course, if the writing ends up being shabby, anything is possible. The cave likely leads directly to the Tsalal building and may even be where ice cores were being sampled. Again regarding the scientists, these guys are credentialed academics and to think they traveled all the way to Alaska just to cover up for a mine is far fetched, so there's a lot to unpack with them that I have a hard time seeing to fruition in one episode with so much to unravel. The writing will need to be stellar. My original fear about this series was that this is another Lost with the truth being that this whole environment is simply some kind of hell - seeing as everyone appears to have something awful in their past, and they keep re-living things over and over. We shall see... look up "Tsalal" in the context of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket". Even Annie K. was labeled "murder", even though it remains unsolved.
@@MovieFiles - If the scientists were murdered, then cause of death is actively being covered up by the Anchorage Police (which I assume is essentially the Alaska State Police). Now, once can say that in season 1 there was also a cover up, but there werre no bodies only missing persons. I don't think that even in Louisiana they could have covered up things if bodies were discovered - maybe diverted blame, but not claim that foul play had not occurred. This is where season 4 is on possibly shaky ground.
My theory is that Kate is related to the Tuttle family because she’s using her husband last name and the writer’s are using that to throw us off track.🤔
What if the case isn’t solved in episode 6…but blown wide open, instead? And Rust walks into the room with Liz and all the other cops and finishes the season with the cliffhanger…”I think I can help close this circle.”
I think that the cop that is lizs boss and lover is the killer of annie k and i think that navarro has severe ptsd and can see dead people and the scientist were poisoned by the mine water thats which made them crszy
I don't think we're going to get a lot of answers about the titles in the finale. BUT! WILL THERE BE ANOTHER SEASON? If there's another season this could be where we get our answers for the Tuttles. Or at least where we see the Tuttles get what is coming to them. If there's a season 5 coming I feel that's where we'll see some investigation directly to the Tuttles
This whole Peter “thing” is quite questionable. In my opinion, the blood his father spoke of has a double meaning. First, their blood relations. Second to the blue code or wall of silence among police officers to the misdeeds of their colleagues, which creates a “blood bond” of sorts. My question is, did he choose the lesser evil?!?
I don’t see how they can finalize everything in just one more episode. Unless it is 1-1/2 to 2 hours long. It seems like 6 episodes is too short especially for a show like this. Shows that do 6 episodes tend to rush through storylines & there isn’t enough time to flush out the characters storylines.
I think Pete is one of the best and most normal of all the characters. I haven’t gotten a bad feeling from Pete at all. Pete is working OT on two of the biggest murder cases in Ennis history and his wife kicks him out, which totally sucks like give the guy a break for a couple weeks while they work on the case. Leah was also giving him a hard time about not being a good fun loving husband even tho he is working hard on some brutal murders. Leah needs to chill on ripping my guy Peter. He also had to stay in the cold shack in Liz’s backyard which considering he has done a lot of work on the case is a really tough break then. Then he had to kill his Dad to save Danvers. Peter is the good guy. I’d be shocked and mad if they made him a bad guy which I’m pretty sure they will not do.
I have like this season but the Real problem is that they have a different writer who has no idea what the plans and motivations are of the yellow King cult because it's not Her idea someone else's idea so we will never get an advancement on that plot storyline this would have been a great prime detective based show But it shouldn't be called true detective because it's not advancing the story of the previous seasons any at all nor can it because that woman has no idea what the writer originally had inteded.(truth be told i don't think he had any idea how to close that story, it was just a red Herrin all along)
"The town of Ennis killed Annie K." Someone said that, and I need that 😮 moment... I need multiple 😮 moments for the finale! Cheers friend, see ya ~sunday.
I have no idea who dunnit!😂 I am glad I don’t know. Maybe if this series had been longer which it should have been, the development of the characters would have helped me.
If you notice Peter takes off when Navarro confronts Liz in her office about the highest point of the caves Liz closes the door and you see Peter bail real quick I wonder why??????? Maybe Hank was covering for his son all along about Annie’s death “blood is blood” 🩸 and he went to his death knowing the real killer
I feel like the missing “bride” is supposed to be there to give Peter an out that he had poor mental health due to spending all his money on a scam and loss of love. They'll probably write him off as a suicide.
@@MovieFiles ooooh they removed the video interview, it was up on the TD subreddit for most of the day yesterday. I saw it though, most of us there saw it. Maybe if you do an online search you can find it. Do you want me to give the spoilers here for you? Go try to find it, then if you can't, let me know.
@@JetPackDino I’ve already watched the episode and editing my video now. But I’m curious to know if it’s true? Without no much detail, what did she spoil? The truth about what happened to Annie K and the scientist? If it’s a major spoiler, I’ll delete it, that way nobody is spoiled.
@@MovieFiles Sure. At the seven minute, 6 second mark in the interview, she states that the "invisible" women of Ennis did this, the janitor/cleaning ladies essentially let them (the scientists) die as an offering up to Mother Nature. As a way to get justice because-- Jodie Foster's words-- they couldn't get "white justice." I don't think she said who killed Annie K though. But she may have, I stopped listening to the interview
There's others who think Navarro has a split personality and is the killer? Shit i really am out of touch. I thought i figured it out all by myself lol. I do think it's highly likely, but I'm not totally convinced. I wonder if it started after her time in the service during Iraq War 2?
1 hour and 15 minutes…we won’t get many satisfying answered in the finale. That’s for sure. They don’t have time to have this nuanced ending. They basically just have time to explain the killings of Annie and the scientist and who did it. That’s all
How about this…. The “She’s Awake” and “She’s Alive” is that female polar bear who has a den in the ice cave. She attacked people including the scientists at Tsala and out of fear they ran out of the building and got caught up in the fatal environment. Also, due to the Endangered Species Act, the mine was going to be legally shut down due to the federal regulations that any human activity near bear dens must be eliminated.
@@kateandrews2149 oh I’m sure it’s not just the polar bear. There’s too many moving parts, though it could explain why the ice cave is so secret. Who knows what we’ll find out? Maybe Annie was mauled by the female bear when she stumbled upon her den with cubs. The mining company would want to keep that quiet due to being shut down and whole illegal operation being exposed. I think there’s a parallel thing going on. Scientists were locked in a freezer together and froze to death together which explains the agonizing and twisted fate they faced. Then moved to outdoors where they’ll be found. Folded clothes put there by the perpetrators to scare everyone.
Yes, KGB psyop to spike the water supply with hallucinogens that make the town trip out and think they're seeing dead people everywhere. Annie discovers their lair in the ice cave and has to be silenced
I have loved this season love the spiritual. I dont think it will end up being anything to do with it the mine is water poisoning which is causing the visions I hope it is spirits but dont think it will be . Think they have wasted time with half.developed characters like you said. Would like to know.more about kate as believe she ordered annie hit because she knew about the mine poisoning the water etc Think peter has a secret . The symbol isent the same as season one even though the tuttles involved maybe they stole it to use as the cult symbol because in alaska it was a warning about danger ,the cult was danger ? Cannot wait to see
All these lose ends will be exactly that, they will lead no where, u guys r giving this story 2 much credit, its gona be as simple as the cleaning ladies did it, everything else like.the Tuttles, the spiral cult from season 1, this whole sedna theory will lead absolutely no where
To me, it’s all apart of the fun of watching a show like this. Yes, most of the wild theories from me or others will most likely not happen but again, it’s just fun.
I think that location Navarro keeps going back to is related to the accident that killed Liz husband and son. It’s flipped over like an accident and the first time we see a woman with half her head missing (maybe someone involved in the accident) that says listen but she doesn’t hear here and then Liz son says tell my mommy. So I think it has something to do with Liz and the flashbacks of her mother and people pointing at her are some guilt she has from either not finding her mothers killer or she killed her mother and has been repressing that memory
@@MovieFiles, I believe that Peter is Annie's murderer - maybe because he was in love with her, and he couldn't accept that she was with Clark. Annie was a very attractive young Inuit woman - just like Keila. It's plausible that Peter found Annie attractive and that he might've been in love with her. Annie was killed six years ago. It's hard to tell how old Peter is. Let's say that he is 25 or 26 years old. He could have been 18, 19 or 20 years old when Annie was killed. If he was Annie's murderer he would've been very young. But not too young for killing someone because of intense jealosy. I am very interested which kind of murder weapon he used...
It's my honest opinion that all the supernatural aspects and the ties to the 1st season are ultimately going to end up a failure of writing. I have a strong feeling there's going to be little to no significance to the supernatural phenomenon in this season.
Yes. It is a very disappointing bait and switch that makes the show worse than it would be otherwise. Call backs are fine, but adding the voices and dead people without actually using them is a copout
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It will be disappointing, and the season will be regarded as worse than Season 2.
I have a very strong inkling that it's gonna be some time loop thing. That the cave is a time travel place. If that happens, it's gonna be so childish!
@@donkeysaurusrex7881I don't know if that's possible lol
S2 was appallingly bad
Annie K murdered with crampons and a ice axe. Maybe Qavvik? Pete has done nothing wrong. Blair and Bee killed at least one person. PS: Are Blair and Bee both left handed?
I really wish this season was 2-3 episodes longer! I can’t get enough of Kali Reis
Had to laugh when Liz said she’d tear Navarro apart. Navarro would break her like a twig. 😅
I think we’ll get to see the *actual* version of the Wheeler murder w/ Danvers & Navarro and it’ll be shown to mirror the Annie K murder carried out by Hank & Peter. Both are polar opposites to one another, yet they are the same in the end. That’s why Peter was so interested to know what happened in the Wheeler case. He shot Hank in the head before Hank could reveal that yes, whilst he was the one who *moved* Annie K’s body, it was Peter that was responsible for killing her.
To reinforce the theory about Peter Prior hiding something:
In Episode 2, while talking with Leah at the Ice rink in front of the corpsicle, Peter says something like "he who is raised by beasts becomes a beast", revealing as a game his evilness; later in episode 5, when Peter shoots Hank, he says before dying (note that Peter could have shot any part of the body but preferred to do it in the head to play it safe) Hank revealed to Danvers that he did not kill Annie K, he only moved her body, and then looked accusingly at his son while telling him "blood is blood" to tell him between lines that his hands (Peter's) are also covered in blood, in addition to asking without saying it that his son must be the one to kill him (avoiding suicide) for being family and to release him from being an accomplice and accessory to something very bad, (murder¿?). Note that Hank didn't even have his finger on the trigger when aiming to Danvers 😢. In that same episode Danvers inferred that Hank hacked Peter's laptop password to find out the truth about Wheeler's death, but there was no proof of this, Peter let Danvers believe it without confirming what his password is.
Exactly!! Right from the get go I've been looking at Pete. He's in the middle of it front row seat.
He shot him in the head to prevent trigger finger autonomic response. Destroy the brain stem and that finger is immediately out of action.
@@mattgilbert7347 That's a very very acurate and científic explanation, thanks; I also read that some instructors at police academies indicate that the shot should be at center mass because it’s a much bigger target and easier to hit. But I can't stop sensing some kind urge in peter's behave;
but we're about to find out what was going on in Peter's head considering we already know what went through Hank's lol 😆
@@carlosgonzocastillo7784 thank you!
Yeah officers are trained to aim at the centre mass area of the torso, usually in a 4-position grouping.
However, at close range with the target having raised his weapon to aim at the neck-head area, if you already have a bead on his cranium, and you believe they will take the shot, then an immediate devastating shot to the head is allowed and trained for.
There's also the "two in the chest one in the head" method as seen in the film "Collateral". It has a name, I can't recall - "Mogadishu grouping" or something like that. If Peter was out to kill Hank as soon and as quickly as possible, without provocation, that's probably what he'd have done. Either that or 4 in the centre mass then a headshot to finish.
The fact Hank's finger wasn't ON the trigger wasn't really reason enough to hesitate. If he'd just been put down but not killed, he could have still made a shot or two at Danvers before he lost his strength
❤ thanks for taking our feelings as viewers and translating it into a well thought out piece- always enjoy your explanations and theories 😊 keep up the good work!
Thank you! 😃
LOVE your fun, lively, engaging narratives and theories! Please keep it up!
What if Liz shot Wheeler not because he killed his girlfriend, but because he started taunting Liz about the death of Jake and Holden.
Definitely a possibility
what if Liz shot wheeler because he wouldn't have sex with her
@@msto1987lol no, it was mentioned that Wheeler was left-handed and so a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head would be on his left side. And the bruises from his girlfriend were all on her left side. So they flipped the photos and pretended like Wheeler was right-handed
@@jenc9406 well I guess I eat crow, I rewatched and I humbly admit you are right
@@MovieFilesanything is possible however why would Wheeler taunt Liz? There's plenty of ways they could've hinted at him having something to do with her ex and son's death but she showed more anger at Stacey Chamber's drunk driving than she ever did towards Wheeler. There would of been some lead up to him being involved.
Overall very underwhelming ending due to the following reasons:
1. Annie, the midwife, with no formal scientific education, figuring out the top scientistic project details based on some documents.
2. She destroys years of research as if those scientific and valuable documents are not electronically saved on hard drive, cloud or some other digital format !!!!
3. She gets murdered by a group of top world class scientists with PHDs in their fields like they are professional killers.
4. A cleaning lady spills water exactly by the underground hatch opening and gets her other cleaning ladies involved and somehow they put the whole murder case together like professional detectives.
5. The cleaning ladies outsmart the scientists, and this expensive lab that’s owned by powerful and ultra wealthy Tuttle family, does not have one armed security guard!
6. The entire world and millions of cancer patients did not get to use this incredible medical breakthrough drug because of some small town in middle of nowhere wanted to have clean water. Move those hundred people to a new town maybe?
7. The overall story arch was very man hating. All the heroes were women and all the evil doers were men. A feminist extravaganza!
8. What was the deal with the polar bear? Was there a spirit involved? The show did not explain half the weird stuff. This was very much like the show “Lost” where the creators did not explain anything and left us fuming at the end.
Navarro line about having many girlfriends was not a throw away. Agreed on that!
Peter was definitely part of Annas death. Navarro is an incarnation of Sedna.
Can't say 'definitely'....he was too young at the time but it is a 50:50 possibility i would say esp after last episode
Nope, this literally will lead no where, it's gona be as simple as the cleaning ladies being the killers
Your channel is awesome. You're a great storyteller.
I appreciate that!
I still am trying to figure out the meaning of the polar bear and Annie K both missing their left eyes. The polar bear has a star shaped wound to its eye the same as Annie’s wounds. Similar to the shape both tsalal and the mines logo. Also similar in shape to spikes on the snow shoes we’ve seen. I also think more is going on with Pete. Could he be one of the people Annie K slept with? As Hank said she was sleeping with half of Ennis. Maybe he ties I to the mystery through that factor, not necessarily killing her. Also think Navarro will be pregnant at the end. Flashback to ep 1 with Qaavick and the intimate encounter. Maybe they are hospitalized after Liz is pulled from the ice and that’s a reveal. Thanks for the content. Very thought provoking and thorough!
This finale needs to be at least 2 hours to answer all of the questions we have! As long as it is not like the disappointing finale of the Changeling!!! I haven't seen season 1 or 2 so I don't know if the show usually wraps up nicely and answers all of the questions or leaves the audience on a cliff hanger?
well u gotta get on S1, for sure. Not alot of people liked S2, I did, its not as good as 1. 3 take it or leave it.
U shouldn't even be watching this series if u haven't seen season 1........ule be blown away how good that is. Probably 1 of rhe best seasons of anything ever
Great discussion. I appreciate your video's this season. I had been concerned about Navarro's mental health since she heard Rose say in episode two "don't mistake the spiritual world for mental health issues but i think she is almost to obvious a suspect. The comments about Peter are interesting and I think that you are right that there is something that we are yet to learn about him. There are so many loose ends, I don't expect that they will neatly tie everything up. They did not in season one and Rust had to tell Marty that they had to take what they could get but I do home they clear up the Navarro and Annie K link to the scientist. I expect that most of the explanations will be of a human natural origin and their could be several people linked to the Annie K and research scientist deaths.
Great video! There’s so much good theorizing, I’m more confused now. 😆 Definitely agree with you on the Annie and Clark relationship. Looking forward to the after show!
Can't wait!
Hank told Kate that he is not a killer but had no hesitation of shooting Otis in the head right in front of Danvers.
Yeah I mentioned that in the last breakdown. Makes you wonder if he’s lying about Annie k
Jodie Foster is going to solve it, but then realize that Anchorage was trying to do her a favor because now she knows too much.
1:56 Peter and his wife storyline is trash thus far
Agreed
Love all your recaps and reviews -- top notch. Thank you!
Much appreciated!
The Good Kid Maad City reference was appreciated bro.
You my friend get a virtual head nod from me 👏🏾
Fantastic video man! No one explains things better. Looking forward to Sunday!
Pete peppers, or screen crush
Definitely a lot of great RUclipsrs who cover this show but I appreciate you saying that.
They do a great job as well.
I'm not sure but I can say I am really enjoying this season!! I absolutely love the characters and story line!! I want to be surprised at who did it and who are the main people involved!! Can't wait!! I really enjoy your video and hearing your theories!! Thank you and see you tonight!! Michele Soyak, Brooksville, Florida 😊
I like your last theory about a witchcraft coven and connections etc. Cool.
PS. Forgot to mention….look at the Silver Sky logo, don’t that look like the Polar Bears Eye??
my crazy predictions: Annie K and Navarro were dating at some point, Clark kills Annie K in a rage for it or that she is going public about the mines and using him. Hank is told by Kate to move Annie's body from the mine property. Blair and Bee create a scenario at the station that pushes the scientists out into the storm so they are responsible for those deaths. Oliver assists them cutting the power, etc. Navarro kills wheeler. Connelly gets elected and Kate is really a Tuttle and is Peter's mom. Rose says to Navarro in an earlier episode to not confuse the spirit world with mental illness. She was talking TO Navarro, not about Navarro's sister. Liz falls in the ice, Navarro saves her but passes away, going into the sea. Liz and Leah leave the town. Peter becomes chief.
Kate probably sent Hank and Peter after Annie K to scare her. Peter ends up taking Annie out and Hank moves the body to cover up for him. Peter probably took his mom out too, but is too traumatized to remember. 🤷🏾♀️
THEORY TIME
I’m not sure who the killer is, but what if the reason Annie k was killed was because she stumbled across the source of the polluted water, which turns out to be bodies of missing persons who were murdered as part of possible cult/tuttle connections? Think about it, they are trying to tie this season to season 1 with multiple references to Tuttles and the spiral etc. what if there is an unknown cult presence in Ennis whether they are active or not, that stored bodies in the ice caves? It would be the perfect place to store bodies for a cult. And Annie may have stumbled upon accidentally due to her environmental activism?
I like your theory, however, how would those bodies stored in ice caves pollute the town’s resources? They are buried and frozen so not leaking or rotting in to the elements.
@@LM20237 I was thinking maybe they were in the groundwater somehow. But that is a fair point. Because I don’t know how that’d work in the ice. Another possibility is maybe some sort of pollutants from the silver mine were buried down there and after they were buried a killer also hid bodies or had some sort of carcosa like lair down there. Maybe it was a meeting place of the yellow king cult!
Why whould the Tuttles travel all the way long with the bodies?
Its better to hide bodies in the ground where they will rot and perish instead of in ice where they stay frozen as evidence.
@@felipefreire4593 it might not be the tuttles themselves it could be someone connected to the yellow king cult.
Navarro shot Wheeler. I say this after Liz's behavior after Peter shot his dad.
Kate McCittrick is not Peter's mom. She tells us as much at the skating ring when talking with Hank.
I will be disappointed if Navarro is Annie K's killer. She has defended women - I don't see her killing women.
I think Hank killed Peter's mom and Peter suspects it or witnessed something about his mom's disappearance that makes him distrust his father.
I seem to recall that the show runners said the killer has been in front of our eyes the whole time?
“Ambition” seems to be a big theme in this season and how it ruins, corrupt and break human relations and people.
Finally somebody caught that she said that the dogs were gonna eat him
Here is my crazy theory: Danvers knows about everything. She's covering the Annie K. stuff up too. Hell, maybe she killed her. But Prior being called "Prior" points to his involvement. I think she IS trying to solve the scientist's case, and the tongue being left at the scene was a message to Danvers. WHY ELSE WOULD IT BE THERE??? I CANT GET PAST WTF HER TONGUE WHICH WAS MISSING IS DOING AT THE LAB. Ahem. Yes. So, I see a finale of Navarro VS. Danvers in a way. Navarro defeats her demons, kills Danvers, solves both cases, adopts Leah, bangs Koc... Bar Guy. The End. lmao
couldn'tn't havn't been't more right.
Not much of a theory but I looked into the names of the characters because of Hank and Peter’s last name being prior and I found some interesting correlations. The main character of the play Angels in America is named prior who is a prophet with HIV who has an angel appear and gives him information about the future. It’s interesting because Peter Prior always knows information pretty much instantaneously and Hank Prior is always talking about blood which is correlated to HIV. The name Peter also means “a rock” compared to the name Hank which is home ruler, and it reminds me of the quote “people who live in glass homes shouldn’t throw stones”. We all know Hank has baggage and is taking chances left and right very much like what the quote is saying not to do. Peter was also the name of one of the first two of Jesus’ apostles and also eventually the leader. The name Darwin also is a reference to the scientist Charles Darwin who wrote the book “The Origin of Species” which is correlated to the research being done at Tsalal. The name Evangeline means “good news” and it’s interesting because it sounds like evangelical and her and Danvers talk about religion quite often and Evangeline always sees the dead and maybe the finger means she is going to bring the “good news” of who killed Annie. Julia in the Bible is the name for Gods resting of the weary which correlates to her being tired of life and killing herself last episode. The name Elizabeth is very fitting for Liz because she is obviously know as the queen of England which fits with her being the police chief and it is the name of John the Baptists mother in the Bible, and John is believed to have baptized Jesus. It seems like these names were very specifically chosen and all have religious ties whether in referring to certain biblical implications or just talk about God in general. I think it also shows that in some aspect an occult presence is in the show especially since everything feels so intentional. I also think that Evangeline has complex PTSD (I have it and I noticed her symptoms quickly) based on the way she tries to “process” her emotions, and the way she interacts with the people she is supposed to have relationships with. She talks a lot about being alone/feeling alone which is another symptom. The way her flashbacks are filmed and shown also mimics the way a person with complex PTSD can be triggered causing them to truly feel like they are back at the traumatic experience again. Also in season one Rust Cohle talks about how he can “see dead people” but also counteracts that with blaming it on his days when he was an informant and doing drugs, so seeing that concept fleshed out into this season with the question of it being either supernatural or completely scientific and logical is very nice and a good call back! It’s also interesting that his Dad Travis is the person who is mimicking the drowning to Rose in episode one so I’m curious if they will bring him back again or if we only get to see him once.
That was a very interesting breakdown
Way too much overthinking here 🤣
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great video
Thanks!
There are so many questions I’m not sure they have enough time to have them resolved in one episode
The whole thing with the reindeer running off the cliff in fright parallels the Dytalov incident in which extreme athlete skiers in the back country of Russia died under mysterious circumstances. The interesting thing about the theories about what happened to those skiers is the last entry in one of the skiers diary states “the Yeti exists.”
There was also a photo that could be a Yeti in a camera found at the site months later. All had similar injuries to these scientists in Ennis. All had frozen to death but a few had brutal crushing fatal injuries. Eyes missing, tongue missing. Frightened expressions. So whatever is in the ice caves, it’s going to maybe be something that follows along those lines. Were the scientists awakening some ancient beast? Did they find a way to regenerate life? I’m thinking maybe it’s going to be in line with the Dytalov incident in Russia. One theory is sound waves cause extreme fright and hallucinations. Another is a large mammal scared them out of their tents without shoes and warm clothing. Another is local tribes. And then there’s the Yeti. Aliens also mentioned but I think not. Could be a polar plunge killed the scientists in Ennis and a real
Polar bear frightened them to death. Something was running in the lab by the delivery guy: was it human? Or an animal? It’s been an interesting puzzle.
Maybe there is a hidden entrance to the ice tunnels from the station and Danvers will find it. That's how Clark has eluded them. The episode 1 scene where they couldn't find how to open the entertainment center was probably a hint. I think Pete turns himself in after cleaning up and he uses the mom lawyer from episode 1 to work out the deal so Danvers doesnt get involved, the jail scene with Leah makes it look like Pete is already in jail and is probably foreshadowing his ending. His son is named Darwin and probably hinting at the evelotion and how Pete will try to break the cycle and not go along with the cover up plan. I bet a group of people in the town teamed up to kill the scientists. Rose was probably involved and why we see her gutting a wolf and why Navarro, Pete and Rose have been connected in many scenes. They all killed a wolf. Navvaro killed Wheeler most likely. The bad water is probably effecting those with ptsd more than others and causing flashbacks and hallucinations. The ice cores B 231-239 look like they were missing in episode1 when Danvers taps on the ice cores the core numbers jump from B230 to B240. Clark probably has the ice cores hidden in the Night Country since the cores would connect the mines long history of pollution and the water issues and be the evidence they need to shut down the mines 🤷♂️
Agreed that she slept with Annie K that why Rose told her that it was bad for her.
As far Peter possibly being the one who killed Annie, just before he shot his dad we get a confession from Hank "All I did was move her body". Hank was looking at Liz not Peter when he said this so he was telling her not Peter who already would have already knew that Hank only moved Annie's body after Peter had killed her.
So by shooting him, Peter made sure Hank couldn't say anymore about Annie's death. Luckily for Peter, Hank was pointing his gun Starling's way, but that does not mean he was going to shoot her. Now why would Peter have shot Annie? Who knows maybe they were lovers, maybe Annie had some dirt on Peter and was going to tell others about it, etc.
As silly as this may look/seem, I haven't seen anyone chatting about why Clark was shaking before he says, "she's awake". I think Clark was a wearing an electronic warning device whenever their subject wakes up in the caves. Maybe the electronic device also short circuits the facility to warn the other scientists (that is why Annie K's video short circuits as well)?
Maybe their subject or subjects are women that are kidnapped, just like those that were kidnapped in season 1 (this may be how they are trying to tie season 1 with season 4 with the carcosa sprials and how the Tuttles are funding the facility).
Anyways, we'll find out tomorrow. Thanks for the videos.
It’s Qavikk. Remember I told you lol
I think Peter's good boy, over diligent cop act is an act either to misdirect or due to guilt. Either way, the season has boxed itself in to the point it almost has to pull off a major shock/twist (such as Peter being involved in Annie K's murder) in order to tie off all the loose ends it's casted off into the audience. I've enjoyed it nonetheless, the performances have been spectacular.
In season 1, the Tuttles were able to cover up murders because there were never any corpses. It was always only "missing persons", (save for those saved in the woods when the assailants were killed by Rust and Marty). This is significantly different from discovering five dead scientists and brushing it off as an avalanche. If there were any signs of foul play, it couldn't be covered up. So, the question is not "who killed them", but rather, "why were they naked with folded up clothing" before the avalanche took them. Of course, if the writing ends up being shabby, anything is possible. The cave likely leads directly to the Tsalal building and may even be where ice cores were being sampled. Again regarding the scientists, these guys are credentialed academics and to think they traveled all the way to Alaska just to cover up for a mine is far fetched, so there's a lot to unpack with them that I have a hard time seeing to fruition in one episode with so much to unravel. The writing will need to be stellar. My original fear about this series was that this is another Lost with the truth being that this whole environment is simply some kind of hell - seeing as everyone appears to have something awful in their past, and they keep re-living things over and over. We shall see... look up "Tsalal" in the context of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket". Even Annie K. was labeled "murder", even though it remains unsolved.
Yeah I definitely don’t buy into the narrative about the avalanche and feel we have a killer or killers on the loose.
@@MovieFiles - If the scientists were murdered, then cause of death is actively being covered up by the Anchorage Police (which I assume is essentially the Alaska State Police). Now, once can say that in season 1 there was also a cover up, but there werre no bodies only missing persons. I don't think that even in Louisiana they could have covered up things if bodies were discovered - maybe diverted blame, but not claim that foul play had not occurred. This is where season 4 is on possibly shaky ground.
My theory is that Kate is related to the Tuttle family because she’s using her husband last name and the writer’s are using that to throw us off track.🤔
Roses real name also. Tuttle
Nope the Tuttles plot leads no where literally no where, neither does the spirals
Blair worked several jobs which I believe one was at Tsalas and she saw them run out and folded clothes.
My Theory: they all got some serious baggage
Or you know what would be totally unexpected is if lizs other love interest the married teacher if he was the killer of annie
Oh shiiiiit he's got enough know-how he could be an alternate way for Annie to get to the caves, not just via Clark.
What if the case isn’t solved in episode 6…but blown wide open, instead? And Rust walks into the room with Liz and all the other cops and finishes the season with the cliffhanger…”I think I can help close this circle.”
Lol
I think that the cop that is lizs boss and lover is the killer of annie k and i think that navarro has severe ptsd and can see dead people and the scientist were poisoned by the mine water thats which made them crszy
Nope, it was rhe red head lady and some others from the community that's it
I could see the character Navarro having her own series.
I hope the last Episode will be much longer than 60 Minutes!
It needs an extra two eps like the previous seasons
I think Liz is responsible for her husband’s and son’s death because of a DUI.
From a flashback, she wasn’t in the car. She was walking through broken glass toward a vehicle.
I don't think we're going to get a lot of answers about the titles in the finale. BUT! WILL THERE BE ANOTHER SEASON? If there's another season this could be where we get our answers for the Tuttles. Or at least where we see the Tuttles get what is coming to them. If there's a season 5 coming I feel that's where we'll see some investigation directly to the Tuttles
I could see another season but it sticking with the analogy format
Yes. Separate actors and characters but Tuttle theme......maybe
Cops and Mine workers killed Annie .
The polar bear killed Annie K, that’s why she reacts like that in the ice cave.
Her injuries that were described had absolutely no resemblance to a bear attack.
This whole Peter “thing” is quite questionable. In my opinion, the blood his father spoke of has a double meaning. First, their blood relations. Second to the blue code or wall of silence among police officers to the misdeeds of their colleagues, which creates a “blood bond” of sorts. My question is, did he choose the lesser evil?!?
I don’t see how they can finalize everything in just one more episode. Unless it is 1-1/2 to 2 hours long. It seems like 6 episodes is too short especially for a show like this. Shows that do 6 episodes tend to rush through storylines & there isn’t enough time to flush out the characters storylines.
I think Pete is one of the best and most normal of all the characters. I haven’t gotten a bad feeling from Pete at all. Pete is working OT on two of the biggest murder cases in Ennis history and his wife kicks him out, which totally sucks like give the guy a break for a couple weeks while they work on the case. Leah was also giving him a hard time about not being a good fun loving husband even tho he is working hard on some brutal murders. Leah needs to chill on ripping my guy Peter. He also had to stay in the cold shack in Liz’s backyard which considering he has done a lot of work on the case is a really tough break then. Then he had to kill his Dad to save Danvers. Peter is the good guy. I’d be shocked and mad if they made him a bad guy which I’m pretty sure they will not do.
Can’t wait to see if there’s any reveals for Peter come the finale.
...Someone in Season 4 has to be a "True Detective"!
Lund had to “go in” the ice last because he wasn’t frozen solid
I have like this season but the Real problem is that they have a different writer who has no idea what the plans and motivations are of the yellow King cult because it's not Her idea someone else's idea so we will never get an advancement on that plot storyline this would have been a great prime detective based show But it shouldn't be called true detective because it's not advancing the story of the previous seasons any at all nor can it because that woman has no idea what the writer originally had inteded.(truth be told i don't think he had any idea how to close that story, it was just a red Herrin all along)
I like the Clark killing Annie K because she wanted to go there back.
Why do none of these theories ever mention that raymond clark was having some sort of attack or episode and was shaking before saying shes awake
I’ve spoken about it in previous breakdowns
i think navarro had a relationship with the worker at the fish plant the blond girl that was fighting with her boyfriend
She doesn't swing that way not sure if u saw her current relationship
Im sure Pete tells his wife about killing his dad. She is the only family aside from Liz that he has😢
No supernatural other the Rose seeing Cohle (Rust Cohle).
"The town of Ennis killed Annie K." Someone said that, and I need that 😮 moment... I need multiple 😮 moments for the finale! Cheers friend, see ya ~sunday.
Liz said that
I have no idea who dunnit!😂 I am glad I don’t know. Maybe if this series had been longer which it should have been, the development of the characters would have helped me.
That's Reddit theory is holding up thus far! Is our State Trooper the ki_1_134 and has multiple personalities?
I hope it doesn’t happen
If you notice Peter takes off when Navarro confronts Liz in her office about the highest point of the caves Liz closes the door and you see Peter bail real quick I wonder why??????? Maybe Hank was covering for his son all along about Annie’s death “blood is blood” 🩸 and he went to his death knowing the real killer
I feel like the missing “bride” is supposed to be there to give Peter an out that he had poor mental health due to spending all his money on a scam and loss of love. They'll probably write him off as a suicide.
I think Leah is Annie K’s daughter. I’m not sure is Liz knows it.
Jodie Foster dropped The Major Spoiler in her interview, so we already know whodunnit I guess.
When was this?
@@MovieFiles ooooh they removed the video interview, it was up on the TD subreddit for most of the day yesterday. I saw it though, most of us there saw it. Maybe if you do an online search you can find it. Do you want me to give the spoilers here for you? Go try to find it, then if you can't, let me know.
@@JetPackDino I’ve already watched the episode and editing my video now. But I’m curious to know if it’s true? Without no much detail, what did she spoil? The truth about what happened to Annie K and the scientist? If it’s a major spoiler, I’ll delete it, that way nobody is spoiled.
@@MovieFiles Metro UK
@@MovieFiles Sure. At the seven minute, 6 second mark in the interview, she states that the "invisible" women of Ennis did this, the janitor/cleaning ladies essentially let them (the scientists) die as an offering up to Mother Nature. As a way to get justice because-- Jodie Foster's words-- they couldn't get "white justice."
I don't think she said who killed Annie K though. But she may have, I stopped listening to the interview
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There's others who think Navarro has a split personality and is the killer? Shit i really am out of touch. I thought i figured it out all by myself lol.
I do think it's highly likely, but I'm not totally convinced.
I wonder if it started after her time in the service during Iraq War 2?
1 hour and 15 minutes…we won’t get many satisfying answered in the finale. That’s for sure. They don’t have time to have this nuanced ending. They basically just have time to explain the killings of Annie and the scientist and who did it. That’s all
"I got daddy issues, that's on me" - Peter Prior
Did you notice that Hank didn’t have his finger on the trigger when Pete shot him ?
Yeah I mentioned it in my episode breakdown.
How about this…. The “She’s Awake” and “She’s Alive” is that female polar bear who has a den in the ice cave. She attacked people including the scientists at Tsala and out of fear they ran out of the building and got caught up in the fatal environment. Also, due to the Endangered Species Act, the mine was going to be legally shut down due to the federal regulations that any human activity near bear dens must be eliminated.
That would legit be extremely childish and disappointing.
If it was a polar bear Then why the folded clothes and shoes so well placed?
@@kateandrews2149 oh I’m sure it’s not just the polar bear. There’s too many moving parts, though it could explain why the ice cave is so secret. Who knows what we’ll find out? Maybe Annie was mauled by the female bear when she stumbled upon her den with cubs. The mining company would want to keep that quiet due to being shut down and whole illegal operation being exposed. I think there’s a parallel thing going on. Scientists were locked in a freezer together and froze to death together which explains the agonizing and twisted fate they faced. Then moved to outdoors where they’ll be found. Folded clothes put there by the perpetrators to scare everyone.
The killers are the two cleaners of the facility, Blair and her friend that work at the factory together !
Hmmm🤔
@@1991Meka well I was some what right! 😆
@@Hey_its_just_me_to how'd ya know
@@1991Meka they are the only other people that had access to the science station!
Also I bet the Russian bride will show up at the end of the end of the end ¡
Yes, KGB psyop to spike the water supply with hallucinogens that make the town trip out and think they're seeing dead people everywhere. Annie discovers their lair in the ice cave and has to be silenced
Navarro is Sedna.
Kate is Peter’s mother?!
Blair and workers doing witchcraft. Liz killed wheeler
Peter is Rust's son.
I have loved this season love the spiritual. I dont think it will end up being anything to do with it the mine is water poisoning which is causing the visions I hope it is spirits but dont think it will be . Think they have wasted time with half.developed characters like you said. Would like to know.more about kate as believe she ordered annie hit because she knew about the mine poisoning the water etc
Think peter has a secret .
The symbol isent the same as season one even though the tuttles involved maybe they stole it to use as the cult symbol because in alaska it was a warning about danger ,the cult was danger ? Cannot wait to see
Kate is Peter’s mother 🤔
I mentioned this in my last breakdown
Who do you thing killed the wheeler girlfriend ¿..
All these lose ends will be exactly that, they will lead no where, u guys r giving this story 2 much credit, its gona be as simple as the cleaning ladies did it, everything else like.the Tuttles, the spiral cult from season 1, this whole sedna theory will lead absolutely no where
To me, it’s all apart of the fun of watching a show like this. Yes, most of the wild theories from me or others will most likely not happen but again, it’s just fun.
@MovieFiles ur theories are better than how the story is gona actually end tho
I think that location Navarro keeps going back to is related to the accident that killed Liz husband and son.
It’s flipped over like an accident and the first time we see a woman with half her head missing (maybe someone involved in the accident) that says listen but she doesn’t hear here and then Liz son says tell my mommy.
So I think it has something to do with Liz and the flashbacks of her mother and people pointing at her are some guilt she has from either not finding her mothers killer or she killed her mother and has been repressing that memory
I think Kate is Peter's mom?😮
I shared this same thing on my last video and definitely could see this being revealed
I don’t. He had a picture of his mom in one episode. He’d have recognized her.
Peter is very young Annie k was killed six years ago he could have only been 17-18 or younger.
While I don’t subscribe to the idea he’s the killer but I don’t think him being 16/17 wouldn’t stop him from being a killer
@@MovieFiles, I believe that Peter is Annie's murderer - maybe because he was in love with her, and he couldn't accept that she was with Clark. Annie was a very attractive young Inuit woman - just like Keila. It's plausible that Peter found Annie attractive and that he might've been in love with her.
Annie was killed six years ago. It's hard to tell how old Peter is. Let's say that he is 25 or 26 years old. He could have been 18, 19 or 20 years old when Annie was killed. If he was Annie's murderer he would've been very young. But not too young for killing someone because of intense jealosy. I am very interested which kind of murder weapon he used...
Connely should be in g2
Kendrick Lamar dunit
But of course. 😂
Peter is not the killer lol
A group of witches is a Coven.
My mistake and thanks for the correction. But to make sure, you understand what I meant though right?
A group of frogs is an army and a group of hyenas is a cackle. 👍
What if the polar bear 🐻❄️ is the killer
And it was helped by the caribou 👀
It's my honest opinion that all the supernatural aspects and the ties to the 1st season are ultimately going to end up a failure of writing. I have a strong feeling there's going to be little to no significance to the supernatural phenomenon in this season.
Yes. It is a very disappointing bait and switch that makes the show worse than it would be otherwise. Call backs are fine, but adding the voices and dead people without actually using them is a copout