The note Dani left for Jamie said : “I love you with every piece of me left” Apparently Victoria Pedretti wrote that herself and Amelia Eve read it for the first time while doing that scene
uhh quick math, it was 1987 when they got together and when dani left, it was 2000 because jamie said that their union was civil and that happened in 2000 so they did indeed spend 13 years together. perhaps longer since dani, even after going to the lake, is still with her, jamie just doesn’t know it.
Me on the 1st episode: Eh, I doubt this setup will affect me anywhere near as much as Hill House, but I'll give it a shot I guess Me on the 9th episode: *uncontrollable snot-crying*
with hillhouse I cry a little in each episode since episode 4 so I was thinking as you with this one, cause I only cry a bit with Hannah's story and survive the other 3 episodes without a tear but god damn the last episode... I cry through all the episode and so many days feeling sad about it
@@dulcealvarez6071 i cried every episode for hillhouse, but same as you with bly- hannah and the last 2 (but especially the last one omg) get me cryingg
@@sophie5346 I love how Mike Flanagan had chance the experience for horror and I hope more director join this, every ghost have a story and every ghost was a lost for someone else cause all of them were people just like us
"The lady in the lake was different now. The lady in the lake was also Dani. And Dani wouldn't. Dani would never." Much like the ending of "Two Storms" from Hill House, that line was what utterly devastated me when I watched this. It's the perfect demonstration of the difference between love and possession, as Dani's sacrifice is done purely to protect Jamie, and even when Jamie begs to be taken too, Dani refuses to trap the woman she loves, and condemn her to that horrific watery fate. Compare that to Peter, who was so desperate to not be alone, and had such possessive feelings towards Rebecca that he trapped her too, and basically took her entire life away from her. It's such a beautifully poignant moment, and the perfect way to end this series
Didn't you see Dani's hand? At the end? On Jaime's shoulder? She's not the Lady in the Lake. She is with Jaime, has been for years, will be until they can be together again. The name of the restaurant was "A Batter Place" HILL HOUSE was about grief. BLY MANOR was about love. If you pay very close attention, Dani and Jaime had thirteen years together. Because they lived in Vermont, which was the first state to accept same sex civil unions in 2000. And we know this wedding is taking place is 2007. If Henry weren't a fundamentally good man, he never would have felt such crushing guilt. Ditto Dani.
"I say we pause it. I say we never finish it." I feel you. I binged it so I had no idea what I was in for, other than that "hill house" had destroyed me so I knew to expect that. But it had had a somewhat happy ending so I had hope... And I guess this one does too, but omg it's so tragic it's hard to say it's "happy". I see now that binge or not, nothing truly prepares us for that final episode. It is so unbelievably tragic and beautiful. The solitude of Jamie hits a lot, though. Dani was selfless, unlike Peter, but because their love was NOT the wrong kind of love, Jamie never gave up on her, neither did Owen (on Hannah). So everyone we loved dearly either passed away or was left longing, remembering, appreciating what they had lived. But they all tried to protect the kids, and they succeeded and we know that would make them happy, and knowing that they would probably go through it all over again if they had the chance, and I'm crying again... Your reactions are beautiful, and even though it hurts to see you suffer, at least it's a way to show these characters all the love and respect that deserve. It was a great journey. Thank you.
@@marnavarrohervas8675 Don't know when they'll extend it with a S02 in a dark gothic manner but it's bcuz of their rings that Viola couldn't corrupt Dani's hand resting on Jamie's shoulder. She would only know it when she dies that Dani never really left her. 🥺❤️❤️
Dani and Jamie give me much the same torrent of emotions as Bill and Frank from TLOU. That feeling of only getting so much time, of fighting against all odds to stay with the one you love, and that feeling of slowly losing your person. And yet it still feels like a triumph. It still feels like a whole life of love. There is grief and loss in the end, but still, you know it was worth it.
You know that was Dani's hand on Jamie's shoulder at the end right? It's a tragedy for Jamie/Dani/Hannah. It's happy for Henry and the kids, and Owen (kind of).
This gets me every time. I’ve just spent the entire night watching your reactions to Hill House and Bly Manor. Now you should try Midnight Mass, by the same director! It’s also amazing.
thanks for the reaction, great show. i really enjoyed watching it again with you :) and yeah, very sad story. i dont know, i guess thats why Hill House had a bigger impact on me, love tragic and also happy message of love that Hill House had, i really really liked that. I missed that here. like ... yes, just let Dani and Jamie be happy, they would've deserved it. Yet i'm also glad they had some beautiful years together, at least they gave them that :D
With Jamie telling Flora and the others about Hannah and Dani and their stories, does that allow their memories to carry on so they won't fade, forgotten, like the other ghosts at Bly?
The restaurant is called A Batter Place. Loved your reactions to the Haunting series. The creater of these shows is doing another horror series called Midnight Mass. I think it will be debuting later this year so hopefully you'll react to that show too!
Back in 2008, my elder brother passed away because he was possessed by a lady from the ocean, not from the lake. I really miss him. I have a strange ability to see deceased people. I have a story to share with the world; I have seen so much that is beyond our imagination. May those above bless us and guide us on the path to him.❤
Yep. It's tragic. Like any love story in real life. After all, one of the lovers always die before the end. The episode shows well what it is to live with grief; for widower and widow...
I'm very, very sad again, this is the most heartbreaking piece of audiovisual content in the entire history. Your reactions felt like a giant hug between the tears.
You are definitely my favorite reactors on this platform, your reactions are always so genuine and on point ✨ I'm sorry the end Made you so sad though; I did cry a bit too, but thought It was a rather bittersweet ending. Very much like real life. I think what I liked the least was that Flora and Miles didn't remember Jamie... It would've been nice to see them console each other over their losses, like a small loving family. But I think they all still kinda know: Owen knows in his soul Hannah loved him and keeps honoring her memory; the kids and their uncle know, although maybe unconciously, that they were loved and taken care of by some beautiful people; Jamie absolutely knows Dani did everything out of love, and is still with her even if she can't see her. And yes, everything else is just confetti
There was a lot of love stories on this show: Hannah and Owens, the love that never happened; Henry and Charlotte (Floras Mother) the love who was "wrong" and, still, they hadnt had the nerve to carry it on (they should, she wouldnt die on that trip... but they hadnt, cos world told they it was wrong), and Rebecca and Peter, the bandit love, the one who was really wrong, not cos the bandit on it, but cos the domination, the possession... this is a love who haunt you, and, wow, they were ghosts, right? ANNND... of course.. Flora and her new wedding husband, so affraid of losing each other cos pain, cos... what the old Owen said on first episode "you wont divorce so you will see each other die"... NOW, Dany and Jamie, it was a pure, true love, built up on things they had together, problems they solved together, they were right the opposite of each other, still, respect each other, and you can say a lot of things about the end of this love... Dany was possessed? Ok... Dany was affraid of discrimination (cos they werte lesbians) and, on the end, said to herself "ok, I will take it all by myself and preserv Jamie"... ok too... or Dany had a fatal desease, she knew at some time it would take her over... most of it, a brain disease, that would make her not be her... "im losing myself, I cant feel, I cant rememmer"... I may even hurt you cos I dont know who you are anymnore (something that reminds us Owens mother suffering from dementia and Jamie sayin after the funeral "Jesus, just shoot me"... you recall this part?) This is ALL ABOUT LOVE, in all, or almost all, its faces: pure, true (but unwilling, Like Hannah and Owens, I have this feeling she would never say "I Love You" to him if she was alive... cos things, cos her life, cos her shame or lack of guts to try again, she was hurt by her former husband who left her)), a good love but with fear of losing, of hurting, and a toxic love by Rebecca and Peter. And, of course, the one of Uncle Henry and FLoras Mother, cos that love too... and Floras Mother and her husband, is it love? Hum, well, it ended in a tragedy, they died on a trip to ressurect a love who was, maybe, never there... This show is about love, at least this season.. the past season was more like a family drama. I hope I see you both on next season (The Fall of House of Usher) who is about to come in. Lets see what is it about together, shall we? Love your reaction, you both are great ;-)
Great watch, Ladies. How about “KILLING EVE” next? It’s amazing, and not as tragic as “Bly Manor.” Very entertaining and you should watch it before it ends next year with Season 4. It’s seriously good!!!!
The Hauntings are my two favorite seasons of anything currently on Netflix, but good runners up for an emotional breakdown are Russian Doll or Maniac on Netflix!! Love the content :)
What could really have happened? An alternative, realistic variant. Please keep in mind that the whole story of Bly Manor is told by an unreliable narrator. Someone who has experienced the least of it herself and knows what she knows only from Dani, who was extremely unstable herself. The nanny suffered terrible delusions and psychosis after the traumatic death of her fiancé. She took refuge in a ghost story to explain her trauma. She got better for a few years, and Jamie and Dani lived happily together until Dani fell into severe depression and eventually took her own life. Presumably she committed suicide in a bathtub, which is explained by her connection to water in Jamie's story. Just like Dani, Jamie then spins a ghost story together to cope with and explain the death of her great love. Dani may have done almost exactly the same thing as with Owen's mother. She disappeared more and more every day. Dani finally left a farewell letter and took her own life in her bathtub. To keep it sound like a geiser story because it's supposed to be a classic geiser story, Jamie came up with the rest to make the whole story sound appropriate to others and maybe to himself. Because the truth would be much worse. Because that happens every day in real life when people become mentally ill or Alzheimer's. So it is not a ghost story, but a story about the slow decay of the mind, i.e. the psyche.
Really enjoyed your reactions to this show. Didn't you guys see Dani's hand on Jamie's shoulder at the end? Recommendations for future reactions if you haven't already seen these shows: 'Years and Years' (it's only one season long/also stars T'Nia Miller who played Hannah in Bly), 'Fleabag' brilliant show acted and produced by Phoebe Mary Waller-Bridge (half hour episodes/only two seasons) and 'Umbrella Academy' very unconventional superhero show about a very dysfunctional family.
Gothic Romance, go figure - unrequited love mixed with tragedy. I have loved your reactions to both this and Hill House. For myself Hill House is a much better series. I found myself getting pulled out of Bly by the echoes from Hill House. The piece of music, the "ghost" hovering over the couch, the next to the last episode focusing on the main story, hidden ghosts, "the rest is just....". I find it hard to believe the children have forgotten what happened - I mean Flora saw her Uncle all but killed in front of her, seeing Peter killed in front of them, I just find that hard to buy into. Russian Doll is a quirky time loop story, very well done that I think you two would enjoy. Peaky Blinders or What We Do In The Shadows (vampire comedy) would be fun for you as well.
It is very common in horror stories involving young children that when they grow up and become adults they forget the terrible things that happened to them when they were young - especially when they defeat the monster or whatever it was that causing the terrible things. Stephen King's IT, for example.
If any of u likes reading fanfiction, you may try read Afterglow by Sigmalied on ArchiveofourOwn. The author explores their 13yrs relationship in detail and it is a mind-blown and talented work.
Pleeeeeeeeease react to Attack on Titan!!!! It's a very reaction worthy storyline with amazing characters, twists, and buildups. Keep free of spoilers!
It's great that the show started in America that the audiences wouldn't expect that the storyteller is Jamie who has a strong accent. I guess they all move to America.
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The note Dani left for Jamie said : “I love you with every piece of me left”
Apparently Victoria Pedretti wrote that herself and Amelia Eve read it for the first time while doing that scene
Dani and Jamie spent 13 years together before Dani died🥺
It was 9 years, wasn't it?
@@schwärmerei yeah since Flora is 17 when both meet Owen. Perhaps they spent another 4 years
uhh quick math, it was 1987 when they got together and when dani left, it was 2000 because jamie said that their union was civil and that happened in 2000 so they did indeed spend 13 years together. perhaps longer since dani, even after going to the lake, is still with her, jamie just doesn’t know it.
Mike Flanagan is very good to broke my soul to pieces. Such a beautiful shows he made
Me on the 1st episode: Eh, I doubt this setup will affect me anywhere near as much as Hill House, but I'll give it a shot I guess
Me on the 9th episode: *uncontrollable snot-crying*
same! was crying for the whole hour, and the hour after that!
Agree, all in all I thought Hill House was better, but this ending was a few times more emotionally devastating
with hillhouse I cry a little in each episode since episode 4 so I was thinking as you with this one, cause I only cry a bit with Hannah's story and survive the other 3 episodes without a tear but god damn the last episode...
I cry through all the episode and so many days feeling sad about it
@@dulcealvarez6071 i cried every episode for hillhouse, but same as you with bly- hannah and the last 2 (but especially the last one omg) get me cryingg
@@sophie5346 I love how Mike Flanagan had chance the experience for horror and I hope more director join this, every ghost have a story and every ghost was a lost for someone else cause all of them were people just like us
"The lady in the lake was different now. The lady in the lake was also Dani. And Dani wouldn't. Dani would never."
Much like the ending of "Two Storms" from Hill House, that line was what utterly devastated me when I watched this. It's the perfect demonstration of the difference between love and possession, as Dani's sacrifice is done purely to protect Jamie, and even when Jamie begs to be taken too, Dani refuses to trap the woman she loves, and condemn her to that horrific watery fate. Compare that to Peter, who was so desperate to not be alone, and had such possessive feelings towards Rebecca that he trapped her too, and basically took her entire life away from her. It's such a beautifully poignant moment, and the perfect way to end this series
It's so beautiful and powerful!
People mix love and possession.
I hope we all can find people who love us like Dani, Jamie, Hannah, and Owen did. And stay away as far as we can from people like fucking Peter.
Didn't you see Dani's hand? At the end? On Jaime's shoulder? She's not the Lady in the Lake. She is with Jaime, has been for years, will be until they can be together again.
The name of the restaurant was "A Batter Place"
HILL HOUSE was about grief. BLY MANOR was about love.
If you pay very close attention, Dani and Jaime had thirteen years together. Because they lived in Vermont, which was the first state to accept same sex civil unions in 2000. And we know this wedding is taking place is 2007.
If Henry weren't a fundamentally good man, he never would have felt such crushing guilt. Ditto Dani.
"I say we pause it. I say we never finish it." I feel you. I binged it so I had no idea what I was in for, other than that "hill house" had destroyed me so I knew to expect that. But it had had a somewhat happy ending so I had hope... And I guess this one does too, but omg it's so tragic it's hard to say it's "happy". I see now that binge or not, nothing truly prepares us for that final episode. It is so unbelievably tragic and beautiful. The solitude of Jamie hits a lot, though. Dani was selfless, unlike Peter, but because their love was NOT the wrong kind of love, Jamie never gave up on her, neither did Owen (on Hannah). So everyone we loved dearly either passed away or was left longing, remembering, appreciating what they had lived. But they all tried to protect the kids, and they succeeded and we know that would make them happy, and knowing that they would probably go through it all over again if they had the chance, and I'm crying again... Your reactions are beautiful, and even though it hurts to see you suffer, at least it's a way to show these characters all the love and respect that deserve. It was a great journey. Thank you.
I'm not sure if you noticed but Dani's hand was resting on Jamie's shoulder at the end.
Yeah I guess they really missed that 🥺🤔
yes, I think they missed it and I think it is a very significant thing
@@marnavarrohervas8675 Don't know when they'll extend it with a S02 in a dark gothic manner but it's bcuz of their rings that Viola couldn't corrupt Dani's hand resting on Jamie's shoulder. She would only know it when she dies that Dani never really left her. 🥺❤️❤️
i never imagined feeling so sad because i almost heard the word confetti :(
Right?! Lol
Thank you guys so much for all your the Haunting reactions!! You guys are so fun to watch
Dani was there at the end. "A Batter Place" was it's name. Great viewing of The Haunting series!
Dani and Jamie give me much the same torrent of emotions as Bill and Frank from TLOU. That feeling of only getting so much time, of fighting against all odds to stay with the one you love, and that feeling of slowly losing your person. And yet it still feels like a triumph. It still feels like a whole life of love. There is grief and loss in the end, but still, you know it was worth it.
I think I'll never get over this series, it was SO beautiful and at the same time SO sad... 😭😭
And the rest is just confetti.
You know that was Dani's hand on Jamie's shoulder at the end right?
It's a tragedy for Jamie/Dani/Hannah. It's happy for Henry and the kids, and Owen (kind of).
This gets me every time.
I’ve just spent the entire night watching your reactions to Hill House and Bly Manor. Now you should try Midnight Mass, by the same director! It’s also amazing.
thanks for the reaction, great show. i really enjoyed watching it again with you :) and yeah, very sad story. i dont know, i guess thats why Hill House had a bigger impact on me, love tragic and also happy message of love that Hill House had, i really really liked that. I missed that here. like ... yes, just let Dani and Jamie be happy, they would've deserved it. Yet i'm also glad they had some beautiful years together, at least they gave them that :D
here I am ,crying again
A batter place.
Why is your comment posted a week earlier than the posting of the video?????
@@sophiemarie6585 patreons have early access
@@ThumpaContinues thanks for answering i was really confused
With Jamie telling Flora and the others about Hannah and Dani and their stories, does that allow their memories to carry on so they won't fade, forgotten, like the other ghosts at Bly?
Thank you for reacting and sharing it with us!!! It was so beautifully tragic.
The restaurant is called A Batter Place. Loved your reactions to the Haunting series. The creater of these shows is doing another horror series called Midnight Mass. I think it will be debuting later this year so hopefully you'll react to that show too!
"even the sad moments are tragedy" yessss 😂 and im crying
You two are so sweet! Your reactions are so genuine. Hope your chin heals soon!
Dude i literally never let shows and movies get to me often. But this one.. amongst a small list of a few other movies and shows broke me.
Back in 2008, my elder brother passed away because he was possessed by a lady from the ocean, not from the lake. I really miss him. I have a strange ability to see deceased people. I have a story to share with the world; I have seen so much that is beyond our imagination. May those above bless us and guide us on the path to him.❤
Thank you for reacting to this season! It was so nice to watch along
Owen's restaurant was called a Batter Place. Very punny if you ask me.
Yep. It's tragic. Like any love story in real life. After all, one of the lovers always die before the end. The episode shows well what it is to live with grief; for widower and widow...
The rest is confetti 😪😪
I'm very, very sad again, this is the most heartbreaking piece of audiovisual content in the entire history. Your reactions felt like a giant hug between the tears.
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I never saw the hand on the shoulder either. What a nice surprise.
You are definitely my favorite reactors on this platform, your reactions are always so genuine and on point ✨
I'm sorry the end Made you so sad though; I did cry a bit too, but thought It was a rather bittersweet ending. Very much like real life. I think what I liked the least was that Flora and Miles didn't remember Jamie... It would've been nice to see them console each other over their losses, like a small loving family. But I think they all still kinda know: Owen knows in his soul Hannah loved him and keeps honoring her memory; the kids and their uncle know, although maybe unconciously, that they were loved and taken care of by some beautiful people; Jamie absolutely knows Dani did everything out of love, and is still with her even if she can't see her.
And yes, everything else is just confetti
What is grief if not love persevering
Bruh the first time I wat hedit I was heartbroken but the second time hurt more😭i was literally sobbing so much
There was a lot of love stories on this show: Hannah and Owens, the love that never happened; Henry and Charlotte (Floras Mother) the love who was "wrong" and, still, they hadnt had the nerve to carry it on (they should, she wouldnt die on that trip... but they hadnt, cos world told they it was wrong), and Rebecca and Peter, the bandit love, the one who was really wrong, not cos the bandit on it, but cos the domination, the possession... this is a love who haunt you, and, wow, they were ghosts, right? ANNND... of course.. Flora and her new wedding husband, so affraid of losing each other cos pain, cos... what the old Owen said on first episode "you wont divorce so you will see each other die"...
NOW, Dany and Jamie, it was a pure, true love, built up on things they had together, problems they solved together, they were right the opposite of each other, still, respect each other, and you can say a lot of things about the end of this love... Dany was possessed? Ok... Dany was affraid of discrimination (cos they werte lesbians) and, on the end, said to herself "ok, I will take it all by myself and preserv Jamie"... ok too... or Dany had a fatal desease, she knew at some time it would take her over... most of it, a brain disease, that would make her not be her... "im losing myself, I cant feel, I cant rememmer"... I may even hurt you cos I dont know who you are anymnore (something that reminds us Owens mother suffering from dementia and Jamie sayin after the funeral "Jesus, just shoot me"... you recall this part?)
This is ALL ABOUT LOVE, in all, or almost all, its faces: pure, true (but unwilling, Like Hannah and Owens, I have this feeling she would never say "I Love You" to him if she was alive... cos things, cos her life, cos her shame or lack of guts to try again, she was hurt by her former husband who left her)), a good love but with fear of losing, of hurting, and a toxic love by Rebecca and Peter.
And, of course, the one of Uncle Henry and FLoras Mother, cos that love too... and Floras Mother and her husband, is it love? Hum, well, it ended in a tragedy, they died on a trip to ressurect a love who was, maybe, never there...
This show is about love, at least this season.. the past season was more like a family drama. I hope I see you both on next season (The Fall of House of Usher) who is about to come in. Lets see what is it about together, shall we?
Love your reaction, you both are great ;-)
I'm ready for the water works :(
Great watch, Ladies.
How about “KILLING EVE” next? It’s amazing, and not as tragic as “Bly Manor.” Very entertaining and you should watch it before it ends next year with Season 4. It’s seriously good!!!!
this did not age well
I wish Hannah had talked to Owen herself. I mean, he was right there, and she'd talked to him about 45 seconds earlier.
At that point Hannah's goal was to save Flora and Dani. Once that happened, all of the ghosts disappeared.
You made me restart my computer with those green strips, I thought it was about to crash 😭
I think the name of the restaurant was A Batter Place.
"what about me, i remember!" :D same lol
“What’s wrong with these people? 🤣
i cried so much when i watched
The Hauntings are my two favorite seasons of anything currently on Netflix, but good runners up for an emotional breakdown are Russian Doll or Maniac on Netflix!! Love the content :)
Have you watched DARK?
Not ready for this
Perfectly splendid.
Perfect beautiful reaction.
OMG OMG OMG they did not notice Dani’s hand at the end shot on gardener’s shoulder 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐
What with the emojis
Please tell me you are going to react to Midnight Mass! 🙏💙 this show is also made by Mike Flanagan.
What could really have happened?
An alternative, realistic variant.
Please keep in mind that the whole story of Bly Manor is told by an unreliable narrator. Someone who has experienced the least of it herself and knows what she knows only from Dani, who was extremely unstable herself.
The nanny suffered terrible delusions and psychosis after the traumatic death of her fiancé. She took refuge in a ghost story to explain her trauma. She got better for a few years, and Jamie and Dani lived happily together until Dani fell into severe depression and eventually took her own life. Presumably she committed suicide in a bathtub, which is explained by her connection to water in Jamie's story.
Just like Dani, Jamie then spins a ghost story together to cope with and explain the death of her great love.
Dani may have done almost exactly the same thing as with Owen's mother. She disappeared more and more every day. Dani finally left a farewell letter and took her own life in her bathtub. To keep it sound like a geiser story because it's supposed to be a classic geiser story, Jamie came up with the rest to make the whole story sound appropriate to others and maybe to himself. Because the truth would be much worse. Because that happens every day in real life when people become mentally ill or Alzheimer's.
So it is not a ghost story, but a story about the slow decay of the mind, i.e. the psyche.
This is a terrible alternate version of these events.
I must say I've watch this series a fair amount of times and Sheryl Crow did well on this song I still believe....
Really enjoyed your reactions to this show. Didn't you guys see Dani's hand on Jamie's shoulder at the end? Recommendations for future reactions if you haven't already seen these shows: 'Years and Years' (it's only one season long/also stars T'Nia Miller who played Hannah in Bly), 'Fleabag' brilliant show acted and produced by Phoebe Mary Waller-Bridge (half hour episodes/only two seasons) and 'Umbrella Academy' very unconventional superhero show about a very dysfunctional family.
Have you considered watching DARK?
If you're looking for a feel-good show to help you get over this mess, I highly recommend Ted Lasso! The sweetest show I've seen in a long long time.
Also watch his other work hush movie and midnight mass
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You guys should definitely react to DARK! Both of you are pretty smart, so I guess another twisted story won't be a challenge.
one of you looks like Jenny Boyd's Legacy actress
is so sad that Hanna says in the begining that there wans't good love stories on bly
I enjoyed watching your reactions to this show and The Haunting of Hill House. I suggest you react to my favorite show Lost.
Yes!!! Lost is amazing
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Love your reaction ❤️🧡
Gothic Romance, go figure - unrequited love mixed with tragedy. I have loved your reactions to both this and Hill House. For myself Hill House is a much better series. I found myself getting pulled out of Bly by the echoes from Hill House. The piece of music, the "ghost" hovering over the couch, the next to the last episode focusing on the main story, hidden ghosts, "the rest is just....". I find it hard to believe the children have forgotten what happened - I mean Flora saw her Uncle all but killed in front of her, seeing Peter killed in front of them, I just find that hard to buy into.
Russian Doll is a quirky time loop story, very well done that I think you two would enjoy. Peaky Blinders or What We Do In The Shadows (vampire comedy) would be fun for you as well.
It is very common in horror stories involving young children that when they grow up and become adults they forget the terrible things that happened to them when they were young - especially when they defeat the monster or whatever it was that causing the terrible things. Stephen King's IT, for example.
If any of u likes reading fanfiction, you may try read Afterglow by Sigmalied on ArchiveofourOwn. The author explores their 13yrs relationship in detail and it is a mind-blown and talented work.
(Peaky blinders please)
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cried like a baby
Sad ending?? But didn't the door subtly start to move indicating her return?? I swear I saw Jamie's door subtly open as we faded out?
Well Dani's whole hand was on her shoulder
Older Jamie opened the door a bit before she sat in the chair. The door didn't move in the final scene, it was already open.
Pleeeeeeeeease react to Attack on Titan!!!! It's a very reaction worthy storyline with amazing characters, twists, and buildups. Keep free of spoilers!
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It's great that the show started in America that the audiences wouldn't expect that the storyteller is Jamie who has a strong accent. I guess they all move to America.
This show was not even. Scary
It didn’t have to be
I guess you missed adult Flora saying "You said this was a ghost story, but it's not. It's a love story."
I don't see that Hannah and Owen relationship is romantic at all.
It's unrequited love. They both loved each other but neither one voiced their feelings and then it was too late.
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