@@Kc-gd4hq peter was a ghost and he wanted to be with rebecca. so he said their is one way but i didn’t wanted to tell her. so peter went inside rebecca her body and “controlled” her and then walked into the lake to kill her. and when she was drowning, peter left her body so he wouldn’t feel the pain
I think the part that really broke my heart about her death happens later on when Flora is being taken by the lady of the lake to be drowned. Rebecca is following them and continually tells Flora that she will not feel a thing and that Rebecca will trap her in a memory while it happens. This implies that Rebecca was going to feel the drowning AGAIN just so Flora wouldn't. Even though we already saw how much it traumatized her when she confronts Peter about it.
The fact that both Rebecca and Dani were willing to die (or feel death again) for Flora is amazing. This was a love story, but not exclusively romantic love.
My first thought as well. Becca was emotionally manipulated at every turn by Peter, and she allowed it, because it was just her. But when it came down to it, and other people were at risk, she was truly kind and unselfish.
I think this was truly the scariest and saddest scene in the entire show. He committed suicide while controlling her body under the guise of reuniting them
@@JoseTorres-ev1jk He didn't leave her on purpose, once Rebecca realized what was happening Peter was kicked out of her body unwillingly. But his ghost does hold her down in the water to see her death thru.
@@LonnieBhi I’m pretty sure Peter left willingly. Which is why Rebecca said later how he left her to die on her own, and avoided her after because he was a coward
This was up there with the bent neck lady reveal for me. She trusted him and he committed suicide while in control of her body. Her crying on the side of the lake over her death was just heartbreaking. This whole season was heartbreaking... but also AMAZING
@EE Personally I think that Hill House was scarier and Bly Manor was sadder. Although Victoria Pedretti’s character had a really sad life in Hill House too
@@AmethystEyes he was scared that is why he left her body the truth is that he never really wanna admit that he was dead a lil bit like Hanna so when he finally saw his own body under the water he kind of freak out.but that doesn't excuse what he did to her anyway.
The scariest thing about this is that things like these happen in real life. People romanticize putting themselves in danger for their significant others. And no one who truly loves you would be willing to take you to the grave. Peter saw Rebecca as his lifeguard. The medicine for his trauma. Some people just don’t know what love really is. This contrasts with the ending, **spoiler** where Jamie is willing to let the lady of the lake kill her to be with Dani again. But Dani doesn’t let her, cause she wants her to go on with her life, even if it means they can’t physically be together. It is truly a love story.
Don't romanticized their toxic and selfish relationship. I think you should go to therapy if you sympathize with Peter. He never loved her. He just kept her soul for himself. Becca is a good person but she deceived by his lies.This scene is deeply traumatic and i think this is the saddest part of this story. She tried to build a career as a strong woman then she became a slave of an asshole.
He loved her, just because someone does something bad doesn't mean they're evil. Its good to understand someone's pain. He loved her but because of his molesting or abuse we as a child and how his mom ignored it, he didn't know how to love properly. Its okay to understand why someone becomes a monster. Trust me, I dated someone who was an evil asshole. He loved me I never doubted it. But he was fucked up in the head and i needed to protect myself before its too late and my life is ruined. Some people like Becca aren't fortunate enough to see that until they are screwed over
I sympathize with him only to the extent that he was physically and sexually abused by his father while his mother stood by and did nothing. It explains (but does not excuse) his outlook and behavior as an adult and through the course of the series. He doesn’t know or understand real love and relationships. The themes of love and ownership are on display- especially between him and Rebecca versus Dani and Jaime.
@@moxiemaxie3543 true, doing something bad doesn’t mean you’re evil, but killing an innocent women, lying to someone you know trusts you to selfishly kill them and then let them feel the pain of dying, and then deciding to posses an innocent child to cheat death is more than just doing something bad. He was a monster and no amount of trauma can excuse that. If he really loved her, he’d want to see her alive and well, even if it was without him. Like Dani did with Jamie. She went back to Bly to become the lady in the lake because she loved Jamie too much to put her in danger, and then when Jamie wanted to switch places with her, she wouldn’t let her. That’s the difference between love and possession that Dani and Jamie were talking about early on. I mean he literally possesses her to take the choice away from her and force them to be together forever
@@moxiemaxie3543 none of his memories had her in them while her only happy memories were with him. that should say something. he didn't know how to love anyone, and she cared more in the relationship. you dont want to destroy or drag down the people you love
@@madelinemcmillan4020 yeah, I know, I dated a "Peter " 😂. First experience of learning another human can destroy a life thats not theirs. The remorse they feel is masked as caring for you but really they care only about themselves.
@@jordanholmond7111 its confusing tbh. Idk about you but peters words got to me. I believed his lies. It was tragic and beautiful, until it wasn’t... when the realization of what peter was doing sinks in, its too late. Same with what miss jessel felt in that moment i think
@@ImmaBeAGurl I understand that, but there was nothing beautiful about their toxic relationship. He ruined Ms.Jessel and she fell for his charm and charisma, that ended up being the death of her.
The first episode when someone said, “When love becomes possession, it isn’t real love,” and then this scene happened, I was slow clapping in my living room.
For me, this was one of the most heartbreaking scenes in the entire series. Not only does she trust him to take care of her but when he decides to kill her, he is too much of a coward to feel it himself, leaving her all alone on a selfish choice he made on his own, without her consent. And when, in the end, Viola snatched Flora and dragged her to the lake, the poor woman tried to tuck her away so she would feel the pain instead of her. Her bravery was remarkable, even after all she went through because of Peter, she would still go through it again to protect Flora. Rebecca was a hero, despite the bad choices she made, which, even those, she made under Peter's influence and because she loved him. And her crying over her dead body still gives me goosebumps, it will stay with me forever. I'm still not over this, I could write an entire essay on it.
This and the ending was the saddest part of the season. She literally tried to swim to the top but he wouldn’t let her. And Dani is the new lady of the lake
Well I don’t think it’s that Peter wouldn’t let her-right before she drowned he saw his own body and I think the fear of that snapped him out of Rebecca’s body, but by the time he unpossessed her, she didn’t have the strength left to save herself.
Does anyone else notice when she’s floating down in the lake at 1:46 shes landing on a trunk which I’m betting is the one viola is in- I think that’s a really cool Easter egg- Mrs. Jessel is such a nice person and never deserved what Peter did to her!
In my country they found a woman’s body floating in a lake (her partner of 11 years murdered her) and yesterday I saw a video of the mom crying at the top of her lungs while looking at the lake and it reminded me of this scene. Breaks my heart. No one deserves to go through that. We’re not objects for men to play with 🥺💔
and then Rebecca, instead of being a coward like Peter, offered to feel the pain of drowning for Flora even though she knew how painful it was to drown.
I love that they reprised the music for the beginning of this theme. It's slower, but it's the same melody as when Nell goes up the spiral staircase on her way to her eventual fate in "Hill House."
Her only fault in life was to love a selfish man when she cried out after seeing her dead body was a heart-dropping, gut-wrenching pain. Just as she wanted to die again in Flora's body he could've well enough stayed and taken it for Becs
Peter is such an evil entity. He was the worst most wicked character in the show. Just selfish and possessive. Hell I think he's worse than Viola to be honest.
Viola eventually became a force of nature. Acting off of instinct rather that intentional malice. Peter actively tried to torment and deceive people, ultimately culminating in almost stealing a child’s future from him and implicitly probably going to try to make his body have sex with his sister’s body in the future once they grew up if his plan succeeded.
We can all agree Peter was selfish. But Rebecca was unfortunately very naive in love and never questionned Peter's motives until it was too late. During a fight scene in episode 3, Peter told Rebecca her downfall (being too naive). And even when she found out that Peter was stealing money and heirloom, it did not dissuade her. Toxic love can definitely blind someone and make you do stupid things
There's a lot of moments in Bly Manor that make me cry (looking at you episode 9), but this is definitely on the list. It hurts watching her cry over her body, and it just cements how much I hate Peter Quint.
I feel like, with the kind of person Rebecca was, she wasn’t just crying about her own death but because she didn’t want Flora to see such a horrific thing. It almost seemed like she was screaming out to Flora.
This was one of the saddest moments in this whole series-her screaming after seeing that Peter made her kill herself is so devastating, and the fact that she had to feel that pain too :( He completely betrayed her and made her think she was safe and could trust him, and then he selfishly trapped her at Bly forever without giving her any choice.
@@Darklustmoonchild Go to the part where Rebecca is in her bed looking up at the water and play. The water in the bedroom lowers as she is drowning in the lake. In the lake scene there is a ghost. Rebecca is trying to swim to the surface but she is being held down by it. It's at @1:30. You can see the back of it and the reflection of the ghosts face in the water.
I think that’s Rebecca in the bedroom, looking up to the water, just shot from a different angle. If you look carefully at the reflection on the water at 1:32, it’s Peter looking at her as he leaves her body just before she is drowned. And only then she realizes what he had talked her into, but it’s too late because the water is already in her lungs (she says that later in the episode to him, that he left as the water went into her lungs).
Hopefully Peter went to hayle where he belonged, he was hortible. Manipulating Rebecca into drowning herself. Possessing miles body and brutally murdering hannah with in miles body which im sure he somehow could see what was happening. Then stealing and going on the run, but was stopped by Viola miserable arse. Peter had no problem with taking Dani hostage and trying to take over the kids bodies. He caught 2 bodies, Rebecca and Hannah because he was a self serving person. He killed Rebecca knowing she would leave to better things eventually, then Hannah because she caught on what was happening with Miles or something was off. There were other ghosts but they were not killing people, Viola was, he was not capable of real love and needed lots of therapy.
I'm so bad at handling horror that I decided to just watch the clips on youtube with Bob Marley in the background to ease the tension. When this scene came on, No Woman No Cry started playing.
Me: Ugh that peter 😒 i just wanna punch him for all he did to Ms. Jessel and the others- Also me after watching hill house for the first time: Oh mah god this is soooo sad like Luke and Nelle WAHHHH😭😭 Me again rewatching bly manor: Why did u have to do that Luke! 😢
I love haunting movies I've never seen one that disturbed me the way this movie did. How he took her life here and also how the woman became the lady of the lake made me feel sick to my stomach
How and why did Peter Quint die? What is the relationship between his parents and him (his mother was shown in some scenes where he's stuck in the same loop) Edit: is that Peter at the bottom of the lake or Mr Lloyd?
I haven't watched this show in a hot minute but I think Peter died because he ran into the Lady of the Lake while she was mindlessly walking around the house. Something like that. I don't remember who was at the bottom of the lake tho
When he’s in that same loop it’s basically implied his father abused him and other children ( at least that’s what I got from it) he tells her “you knew yet you let kids come over”. As to why he died hummm the house/lady of the lake needed another body I think.
Out of all the romances in this show this one was probably the most gothic romance to ever romance. He loved her so much that he killed her so she couldn't leave him. 😭😢😭😢 He just didn't want to be alone.
I loved this scene while I thought she was doing it of her own free will just to be with him again. I did not know he was possessing her to kill herself 😕
Is there a small skull near Peters corpse? The chest is definately there. Its like the lake holds everything is suspense as they should have decayed long ago.
years went by, and im still hung up on the fact that he freaking left her to feel the drowning at the point of no return. selfish mofo. and then she offered to drown instead of flora when was about to get killed by viola 😭😭😭 the difference between the two..
corpses float for a short period after death- peter sunk to the bottom because he had already been dead for some time at this point. rebecca’s body would have sunk as well after a day or two
@@cara9680 Well Peter just died and bodies float in the first place because of the oxygen remaining on their lungs but after a few days, they start floating because of the gasses product by the bacterias. I think it's the context of death, the lady grabbed him to the water whereas Rebecca drowned on her own.
@@julzalta6466 the gasses produced by bacteria happen regardless of the context of death, which is why i’m assuming it has more to do with the time. but i agree that the lack of air in his lungs would probably have caused him to sink more quickly than her
@@cara9680 I agree that's why I think that the supernatural nature of his death is to take into account when she's dead rather naturally, if it weren't for the soul sharing lol. When "Poppins" dies by the Lady in White possession, she is also stuck in the bottom in the same manner than Peter. It's a hypothesis of course lol
Can someone explain what did she expect once he put his conscious into her body? Did he just expect to live with her in him? Can someone that understands it well write what they think thank you
@@tny86 I just dont see what she expected from that, or she wanted to be tucked away in a memory? If so as far as she knew when she died she could just continure living with Peter at Bly manor but as ghost, because she didnt know that they ''fade away'
The whole concept of this series is Gothic Romance, I guess (?). Peter didn't expect anything else other than possess Rebecca all just for himself, by killing her it means that Rebecca will always remain by his side, no matter what. Later on we then know that Peter was planning on taking over Miles and Flora's body, so he and Rebecca can be alive one more time together. This is a toxic-selfish Love. But as you can see on the few last episodes that Rebecca is a good hearted woman, by not getting along with Peter's plan.
What if Peter never left Rebecca's body? Like she is in a dream while her body is drowning and never return. Maybe her body was scared bc it was Peter inside of her and he saw his body on the lake (and he was screaming bc he was dying too lol). Just thinkin
Nope. She was sent from the “tucked away” place to reality where she was drowning because he left her body. She confirmed this later when she confronted him, saying he left her there to die on her own. In the end, he selfishly wanted her to himself and couldn’t even handle the pain himself, so put her through it instead
Peter had taken control of her body and brought her deep into the water until water began to fill up her lungs. Only then did he leave and give her control. She didn't have enough time to swim up before she died.
After watching this again for like the 4th or 5th time i see this scene differently. It looks like peter decided he didn't want to drown Rebecca but she didn't know how to swim. Idk, what do you all think? I'm guna check google to see if the directors have an opinion about it. Also i just caught Rebecca saying to peter right after she found her body that ,"after the water entered her lungs he just left her to do it alone." So yeah, peters a pos
Nope, that wasn't it. Wishful thinking for Rebecca i guess 😢 He gave her back control at the last second before she could save herself, which was why she was so devastated at seeing her body.
Rebecca is a selfish, narcissistic personality. If she was truly a caring person, she wouldn't have given into Peter's charms and flattery. If it was Dani, it would have been impossible for Peter to manipulate her. But Becca played along with him in all his schemes. 1. Peter never loved Becca. He just needed a tool to enter Bly Manor so that he can deceive Henry with his pretence. 2.Pete and Becca were absolutely toxic that they didn't hesitate to screw poor Miles' sanity. Even after completely aware of what he is up to, Becca sat back watching those poor children suffering in his hands. 3. Above all, she was a greedy vulture. She readily agreed, when Pete robbed Henry, as much as he could, and then plotted to elope with her. 4. She deserves the end she was led to because she betrayed the trust of those two little, innocent souls who loved her. 5. Peter was never true to her. It was obvious when he tried Peeping at Dani as she started to undress. It was not the poor Miles, but the ghost of Peter that possessed him. Finally, both Pete and Rebecca were Worse than the Lady in the Lake
She literally tried to save Flora from experiencing drowning. Peter played her emotional insecurities. To try to save the children she had to play along partially with his plan to make him think she was okay with it.
Dude, you need to watch the whole thing again, I guess. Rebecca was a true hero. Tragically murdered. Peter just couldn't see that she would move on and do better in life.
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the fact that peter took her choice away and selfishly chose to kill her to keep her there with him was so sad.
Agreed. Thats why this is a perfect gothic horror story.
i agree
Not only that, he went out of her body as soon as she started drowning to make her feel the pain instead of him
Hi I’m confused. So Peter is a ghost right? He possessed her to kill herself then left her?
@@Kc-gd4hq peter was a ghost and he wanted to be with rebecca. so he said their is one way but i didn’t wanted to tell her. so peter went inside rebecca her body and “controlled” her and then walked into the lake to kill her. and when she was drowning, peter left her body so he wouldn’t feel the pain
I think the part that really broke my heart about her death happens later on when Flora is being taken by the lady of the lake to be drowned. Rebecca is following them and continually tells Flora that she will not feel a thing and that Rebecca will trap her in a memory while it happens. This implies that Rebecca was going to feel the drowning AGAIN just so Flora wouldn't. Even though we already saw how much it traumatized her when she confronts Peter about it.
The fact that both Rebecca and Dani were willing to die (or feel death again) for Flora is amazing. This was a love story, but not exclusively romantic love.
I swear this isn’t talked about enough
Yes that scene broke me the most.
My first thought as well. Becca was emotionally manipulated at every turn by Peter, and she allowed it, because it was just her. But when it came down to it, and other people were at risk, she was truly kind and unselfish.
Rebecca was a great person, her biggest mistakes was believing in Peter
The way she’s crying and screaming at her own corpse is absolutely heartbreaking. Flanagan why do you enjoy torturing us so much!
I literally come back only for that part it’s so heartbreaking
I think this was truly the scariest and saddest scene in the entire show. He committed suicide while controlling her body under the guise of reuniting them
The strongest scene in the series, without a doubt
But left her when the actual dying came. Peter was a coward
@@JoseTorres-ev1jk He didn't leave her on purpose, once Rebecca realized what was happening Peter was kicked out of her body unwillingly. But his ghost does hold her down in the water to see her death thru.
@@LonnieBhi I’m pretty sure Peter left willingly. Which is why Rebecca said later how he left her to die on her own, and avoided her after because he was a coward
@@awkwardlymatt he avoided her? So they never met after death?
That shot of her sitting on the bed with the water above her is stunning.
This was up there with the bent neck lady reveal for me. She trusted him and he committed suicide while in control of her body. Her crying on the side of the lake over her death was just heartbreaking. This whole season was heartbreaking... but also AMAZING
@EE Personally I think that Hill House was scarier and Bly Manor was sadder. Although Victoria Pedretti’s character had a really sad life in Hill House too
The episode with the house keeper was also really good
@sleekntears9467but who asked for your opinion? No one cares. Bly manor is infinitely sadder and Hill house more scary.
People are allowed to give their opinion, even if you’ll be a yerk about it
For me, it's when Hannah revealed as a ghost. That blew my mind ! This was okay scene.
Just saw this scene and was shocked, it’s so sad especially seeing her cry over her own death towards the end
The performances on point, him crying was great too. It gave me chills while watching it
@@juanisimo7 yeah same!
OMG, I was bawling 😭
@@sktbug6833 same, I gotta rewatch that show
@@sktbug6833 I bawled when she did
The saddest part is that he left her before she dies.
He saw his own body
@@indyaijean-baptiste3384 does that change his ability to do anything?
@@AmethystEyes he was scared that is why he left her body the truth is that he never really wanna admit that he was dead a lil bit like Hanna so when he finally saw his own body under the water he kind of freak out.but that doesn't excuse what he did to her anyway.
The scariest thing about this is that things like these happen in real life.
People romanticize putting themselves in danger for their significant others. And no one who truly loves you would be willing to take you to the grave.
Peter saw Rebecca as his lifeguard. The medicine for his trauma. Some people just don’t know what love really is.
This contrasts with the ending, **spoiler** where Jamie is willing to let the lady of the lake kill her to be with Dani again. But Dani doesn’t let her, cause she wants her to go on with her life, even if it means they can’t physically be together.
It is truly a love story.
Don't romanticized their toxic and selfish relationship. I think you should go to therapy if you sympathize with Peter. He never loved her. He just kept her soul for himself. Becca is a good person but she deceived by his lies.This scene is deeply traumatic and i think this is the saddest part of this story. She tried to build a career as a strong woman then she became a slave of an asshole.
He loved her, just because someone does something bad doesn't mean they're evil. Its good to understand someone's pain. He loved her but because of his molesting or abuse we as a child and how his mom ignored it, he didn't know how to love properly. Its okay to understand why someone becomes a monster. Trust me, I dated someone who was an evil asshole. He loved me I never doubted it. But he was fucked up in the head and i needed to protect myself before its too late and my life is ruined. Some people like Becca aren't fortunate enough to see that until they are screwed over
I sympathize with him only to the extent that he was physically and sexually abused by his father while his mother stood by and did nothing. It explains (but does not excuse) his outlook and behavior as an adult and through the course of the series. He doesn’t know or understand real love and relationships. The themes of love and ownership are on display- especially between him and Rebecca versus Dani and Jaime.
@@moxiemaxie3543 true, doing something bad doesn’t mean you’re evil, but killing an innocent women, lying to someone you know trusts you to selfishly kill them and then let them feel the pain of dying, and then deciding to posses an innocent child to cheat death is more than just doing something bad. He was a monster and no amount of trauma can excuse that. If he really loved her, he’d want to see her alive and well, even if it was without him. Like Dani did with Jamie. She went back to Bly to become the lady in the lake because she loved Jamie too much to put her in danger, and then when Jamie wanted to switch places with her, she wouldn’t let her. That’s the difference between love and possession that Dani and Jamie were talking about early on. I mean he literally possesses her to take the choice away from her and force them to be together forever
@@moxiemaxie3543 none of his memories had her in them while her only happy memories were with him. that should say something. he didn't know how to love anyone, and she cared more in the relationship. you dont want to destroy or drag down the people you love
@@madelinemcmillan4020 yeah, I know, I dated a "Peter " 😂. First experience of learning another human can destroy a life thats not theirs. The remorse they feel is masked as caring for you but really they care only about themselves.
I cried so hard during this scene. How morbidly beautiful.
So did I
Beautiful?!?!?
@@jordanholmond7111 its confusing tbh. Idk about you but peters words got to me. I believed his lies. It was tragic and beautiful, until it wasn’t... when the realization of what peter was doing sinks in, its too late. Same with what miss jessel felt in that moment i think
@@ImmaBeAGurl I understand that, but there was nothing beautiful about their toxic relationship. He ruined Ms.Jessel and she fell for his charm and charisma, that ended up being the death of her.
literally not beautiful at all, nothing beautiful about an abusive relationship where he literally murdered her .........
peter was so selfish that he took rebecca’s body and killed her. he took rebecca her choice away so they could be together. stupid peter:(
The first episode when someone said, “When love becomes possession, it isn’t real love,” and then this scene happened, I was slow clapping in my living room.
For me, this was one of the most heartbreaking scenes in the entire series. Not only does she trust him to take care of her but when he decides to kill her, he is too much of a coward to feel it himself, leaving her all alone on a selfish choice he made on his own, without her consent. And when, in the end, Viola snatched Flora and dragged her to the lake, the poor woman tried to tuck her away so she would feel the pain instead of her. Her bravery was remarkable, even after all she went through because of Peter, she would still go through it again to protect Flora. Rebecca was a hero, despite the bad choices she made, which, even those, she made under Peter's influence and because she loved him. And her crying over her dead body still gives me goosebumps, it will stay with me forever. I'm still not over this, I could write an entire essay on it.
I want to read more
This was so sad, and terrifying. When she cried over her own death, i got chills.
GOD rebecca crying over her own death - over what peter took from her? Dont speak to me I'm going to be thinking of this for hours
Yep. I wonder if Juliet did the same when she realized what she gave up to be with Romeo.
This and the ending was the saddest part of the season. She literally tried to swim to the top but he wouldn’t let her. And Dani is the new lady of the lake
Well I don’t think it’s that Peter wouldn’t let her-right before she drowned he saw his own body and I think the fear of that snapped him out of Rebecca’s body, but by the time he unpossessed her, she didn’t have the strength left to save herself.
Does anyone else notice when she’s floating down in the lake at 1:46 shes landing on a trunk which I’m betting is the one viola is in- I think that’s a really cool Easter egg- Mrs. Jessel is such a nice person and never deserved what Peter did to her!
She did it to herself.
@@sageadvice157 Peter took control of her body and drowned himself with her body.
@@yoann_rl2655 Peter actually got out of her body before she was gonna drown. Thats why you see her panic underwater, cuz that wasnt Peter anymore
In my country they found a woman’s body floating in a lake (her partner of 11 years murdered her) and yesterday I saw a video of the mom crying at the top of her lungs while looking at the lake and it reminded me of this scene. Breaks my heart. No one deserves to go through that. We’re not objects for men to play with 🥺💔
when she started crying over her own death , that hit me .
I find her sobbing at her own body so chilling. On of the standout moments for me
This scene and bent neck lady reveal are the 2 saddest in either series for me, I know they are just characters on a show but god damn its upsetting.
and then Rebecca, instead of being a coward like Peter, offered to feel the pain of drowning for Flora even though she knew how painful it was to drown.
Hill House and Bly Manor has some of the best screenwriting on insanity that I've ever watched
I love that they reprised the music for the beginning of this theme. It's slower, but it's the same melody as when Nell goes up the spiral staircase on her way to her eventual fate in "Hill House."
Her only fault in life was to love a selfish man when she cried out after seeing her dead body was a heart-dropping, gut-wrenching pain. Just as she wanted to die again in Flora's body he could've well enough stayed and taken it for Becs
Peter is such an evil entity. He was the worst most wicked character in the show. Just selfish and possessive. Hell I think he's worse than Viola to be honest.
Viola eventually became a force of nature. Acting off of instinct rather that intentional malice. Peter actively tried to torment and deceive people, ultimately culminating in almost stealing a child’s future from him and implicitly probably going to try to make his body have sex with his sister’s body in the future once they grew up if his plan succeeded.
This part made it truly horror
I love this show so much and scenes like this where real emotion can be felt makes me love it even more
Peter selfishly kills her to keep her, while Dani sacrifices herself to protect the person she loves. Dani breaks the cycle.
We can all agree Peter was selfish. But Rebecca was unfortunately very naive in love and never questionned Peter's motives until it was too late. During a fight scene in episode 3, Peter told Rebecca her downfall (being too naive). And even when she found out that Peter was stealing money and heirloom, it did not dissuade her. Toxic love can definitely blind someone and make you do stupid things
He was stealing money cuz the toxic mother in his life was black mailing him.
I like how gently they portray this awful thing that happened, instead of getting too dramatic or violent. The way this was done was kinda beautiful.
It’s almost been 1 month and I’m still sobbing at this scene 😿😭
There's a lot of moments in Bly Manor that make me cry (looking at you episode 9), but this is definitely on the list. It hurts watching her cry over her body, and it just cements how much I hate Peter Quint.
I feel like, with the kind of person Rebecca was, she wasn’t just crying about her own death but because she didn’t want Flora to see such a horrific thing. It almost seemed like she was screaming out to Flora.
This was one of the saddest moments in this whole series-her screaming after seeing that Peter made her kill herself is so devastating, and the fact that she had to feel that pain too :( He completely betrayed her and made her think she was safe and could trust him, and then he selfishly trapped her at Bly forever without giving her any choice.
*Spoiler* Never noticed the Ghost holding her down as she was drowning at @1:30 .
Wait what? Where?
@@Darklustmoonchild Go to the part where Rebecca is in her bed looking up at the water and play. The water in the bedroom lowers as she is drowning in the lake. In the lake scene there is a ghost. Rebecca is trying to swim to the surface but she is being held down by it. It's at @1:30. You can see the back of it and the reflection of the ghosts face in the water.
@@zensasmr that’s her own reflection, the lady of the lake had nothing to do with it
@@eemmee3411 I agree with you. It wasn't the lady of the lake. I am not sure if it was her reflection. The lady of the lake would have strangled her.
I think that’s Rebecca in the bedroom, looking up to the water, just shot from a different angle. If you look carefully at the reflection on the water at 1:32, it’s Peter looking at her as he leaves her body just before she is drowned. And only then she realizes what he had talked her into, but it’s too late because the water is already in her lungs (she says that later in the episode to him, that he left as the water went into her lungs).
Hopefully Peter went to hayle where he belonged, he was hortible. Manipulating Rebecca into drowning herself. Possessing miles body and brutally murdering hannah with in miles body which im sure he somehow could see what was happening. Then stealing and going on the run, but was stopped by Viola miserable arse. Peter had no problem with taking Dani hostage and trying to take over the kids bodies. He caught 2 bodies, Rebecca and Hannah because he was a self serving person. He killed Rebecca knowing she would leave to better things eventually, then Hannah because she caught on what was happening with Miles or something was off. There were other ghosts but they were not killing people, Viola was, he was not capable of real love and needed lots of therapy.
What was sad is how he wasn’t anywhere to be seen when she was drowning and how it was already too late to save herself
This was so sad😫
The part that hit me hard was when they both took the picture and you see they are both dead.
I can't believe we never got closure on what happened to Rebecca and Peter.
I also want to know if they even got a chance to talk once they crossed over
@@TheNaturalfirefly You'd think the writers would at least give us a scene of them hand in hand fading into peace.
@@LonnieBhi after everything peter put her through i don't think they'd go hand in hand
The ghosts all disappeared and moved on when Dani broke the curse and let the lady of the lake into her
This part is so sad because her life was token from her
I cried. Crying over her own body.
I'm so bad at handling horror that I decided to just watch the clips on youtube with Bob Marley in the background to ease the tension. When this scene came on, No Woman No Cry started playing.
Very dark take on the ragnar/lagertha scene lol
What do you mean?
Me: Ugh that peter 😒 i just wanna punch him for all he did to Ms. Jessel and the others-
Also me after watching hill house for the first time: Oh mah god this is soooo sad like Luke and Nelle WAHHHH😭😭
Me again rewatching bly manor: Why did u have to do that Luke! 😢
where can we find the music for this scene, i don't know which one in the soundtrack, can someone help me? please ?
It’s you it’s me it’s us
Hey, what is the name of this song, please?
It's You, It's Me, It's Us.
I love haunting movies I've never seen one that disturbed me the way this movie did. How he took her life here and also how the woman became the lady of the lake made me feel sick to my stomach
This show is something truly haunting… in a macabre, tragic, gothic way.
This killed me but knowing what hes done and for her to still communicate with him broke me because why...he did her so dirty.
Cried like a baby 😭
How and why did Peter Quint die? What is the relationship between his parents and him (his mother was shown in some scenes where he's stuck in the same loop)
Edit: is that Peter at the bottom of the lake or Mr Lloyd?
I haven't watched this show in a hot minute but I think Peter died because he ran into the Lady of the Lake while she was mindlessly walking around the house. Something like that. I don't remember who was at the bottom of the lake tho
When he’s in that same loop it’s basically implied his father abused him and other children ( at least that’s what I got from it) he tells her “you knew yet you let kids come over”. As to why he died hummm the house/lady of the lake needed another body I think.
The name of the song?
It's you, it's me, it's us.
Out of all the romances in this show this one was probably the most gothic romance to ever romance. He loved her so much that he killed her so she couldn't leave him. 😭😢😭😢 He just didn't want to be alone.
THIS DEATH IS REALLY SCARY ! Seeing your own body omg😱😢😢
Essa cena foi triste demais 😢😢😢
He left her body because he saw his own body under the lake i just figured it out😪😪
What hits me about this scene is the way rebecca morned for herself damn
What part of the soundtrack is that?
ruclips.net/video/vULhkIZ8S_M/видео.html
“It’s you, it’s me, it’s us.”
I loved this scene while I thought she was doing it of her own free will just to be with him again. I did not know he was possessing her to kill herself 😕
Does anyone know if that was Peter body in the water when she was drowning.?
yes, it was!
It’s worse. He was in control initially but he flaked halfway through and let her drown by herself
I bawled with her
Is there a small skull near Peters corpse? The chest is definately there. Its like the lake holds everything is suspense as they should have decayed long ago.
years went by, and im still hung up on the fact that he freaking left her to feel the drowning at the point of no return. selfish mofo. and then she offered to drown instead of flora when was about to get killed by viola 😭😭😭 the difference between the two..
I told her about Rebecca she said don’t let post this weekend so we’ll see she’s definitely dead in lake
Rebecca floating, but Peter not!?
Maybe the lady hold him until there was no oxygen ? Don't know.
corpses float for a short period after death- peter sunk to the bottom because he had already been dead for some time at this point. rebecca’s body would have sunk as well after a day or two
@@cara9680 Well Peter just died and bodies float in the first place because of the oxygen remaining on their lungs but after a few days, they start floating because of the gasses product by the bacterias. I think it's the context of death, the lady grabbed him to the water whereas Rebecca drowned on her own.
@@julzalta6466 the gasses produced by bacteria happen regardless of the context of death, which is why i’m assuming it has more to do with the time. but i agree that the lack of air in his lungs would probably have caused him to sink more quickly than her
@@cara9680 I agree that's why I think that the supernatural nature of his death is to take into account when she's dead rather naturally, if it weren't for the soul sharing lol. When "Poppins" dies by the Lady in White possession, she is also stuck in the bottom in the same manner than Peter. It's a hypothesis of course lol
This show reminds me of that first season of American horror story.
It totally gave me murder house vibes
Can someone explain what did she expect once he put his conscious into her body? Did he just expect to live with her in him? Can someone that understands it well write what they think
thank you
I think that was the plan. To share one body.
@@tny86 I just dont see what she expected from that, or she wanted to be tucked away in a memory? If so as far as she knew when she died she could just continure living with Peter at Bly manor but as ghost, because she didnt know that they ''fade away'
The whole concept of this series is Gothic Romance, I guess (?). Peter didn't expect anything else other than possess Rebecca all just for himself, by killing her it means that Rebecca will always remain by his side, no matter what. Later on we then know that Peter was planning on taking over Miles and Flora's body, so he and Rebecca can be alive one more time together. This is a toxic-selfish Love. But as you can see on the few last episodes that Rebecca is a good hearted woman, by not getting along with Peter's plan.
Song?
It's you it's me it's us
What if Peter never left Rebecca's body? Like she is in a dream while her body is drowning and never return. Maybe her body was scared bc it was Peter inside of her and he saw his body on the lake (and he was screaming bc he was dying too lol). Just thinkin
Nope. She was sent from the “tucked away” place to reality where she was drowning because he left her body. She confirmed this later when she confronted him, saying he left her there to die on her own. In the end, he selfishly wanted her to himself and couldn’t even handle the pain himself, so put her through it instead
This scene was the peak of the show, then it went down hill after.
Let’s be honest, no one liked Peter lol
What a weird couple
I have been in a toxic relationship before and it shows , I was thinking awe he killed her so they can be together finally 🤭let me just -
música del tráiler de The Haunting of Bly Manor=https: //ruclips.net/video/KlwMjiqXndo/видео.html
Peter didn’t suffer enough I’m sorry 🙄
He left 😭
Putz esse cara que faz até o tate parecer um bom namorado
Αυτή η σειρά είναι καταπληκτική
He was so selfish
This dont happen to black woman that want to be baristas. Not one
SAD
I mean she cant jump back in there
Her body is already decomposing.
When a body floats to the top it is the gas from decomposition in the stomach that is building up.
I dont get it
Could she not swim?
The water was already in her lungs.
I guess people dont know how to swim
Peter had taken control of her body and brought her deep into the water until water began to fill up her lungs. Only then did he leave and give her control. She didn't have enough time to swim up before she died.
After watching this again for like the 4th or 5th time i see this scene differently. It looks like peter decided he didn't want to drown Rebecca but she didn't know how to swim. Idk, what do you all think? I'm guna check google to see if the directors have an opinion about it. Also i just caught Rebecca saying to peter right after she found her body that ,"after the water entered her lungs he just left her to do it alone." So yeah, peters a pos
Nope, that wasn't it. Wishful thinking for Rebecca i guess 😢 He gave her back control at the last second before she could save herself, which was why she was so devastated at seeing her body.
Rebecca is a selfish, narcissistic personality. If she was truly a caring person, she wouldn't have given into Peter's charms and flattery. If it was Dani, it would have been impossible for Peter to manipulate her.
But Becca played along with him in all his schemes.
1. Peter never loved Becca. He just needed a tool to enter Bly Manor so that he can deceive Henry with his pretence.
2.Pete and Becca were absolutely toxic that they didn't hesitate to screw poor Miles' sanity. Even after completely aware of what he is up to, Becca sat back watching those poor children suffering in his hands.
3. Above all, she was a greedy vulture. She readily agreed, when Pete robbed Henry, as much as he could, and then plotted to elope with her.
4. She deserves the end she was led to because she betrayed the trust of those two little, innocent souls who loved her.
5. Peter was never true to her. It was obvious when he tried Peeping at Dani as she started to undress. It was not the poor Miles, but the ghost of Peter that possessed him.
Finally, both Pete and Rebecca were
Worse than the Lady in the Lake
She literally tried to save Flora from experiencing drowning. Peter played her emotional insecurities. To try to save the children she had to play along partially with his plan to make him think she was okay with it.
She didn’t know he robbed Henry till after he died.
Dude, you need to watch the whole thing again, I guess. Rebecca was a true hero. Tragically murdered. Peter just couldn't see that she would move on and do better in life.