This show was filmed less than an hour from where I live in Nova Scotia Canada. I watch every episode because I've been in the place they're filming before. Some locals got extra spots roles.
I saw in another creator's video that the reason Tabitha was able to go through the faraway tree was not because she was chosen, it was because she had Victor's lunch box with one of the handwritten four digit numbers.
Makes absolute sense because of the TALISMAN. The creatures not being able to enter their space because of it and the numbers in the bottles . You’re onto something .
There's a sorta inception/sci fi element that's not covered by this video. Like Tabitha keeps getting head injuries in the same place as the Ankoowie kids. The blood circle symbol is on the computer monitor in Tabitha's hospital room. THAT'S not nothing and points to either Tabby being in the hospital in a coma or something or Camden is not actually the "real" world at all. The "Boy In White" might actually be a DOCTOR in white that is trying to heal her. And Boyd- he keeps getting the same shoulder injury. Over and over. Definitely sus.
The thing that people dont understand about shows and movies is that 'Not everything has to be answered'. Just imagine a show writer imagined a new story in his head which is very interesting but he decided to not move ahead with that story because he is not able to think about the origin of a thing or two in the show!? If you dont understand what i am saying than take this example to understand. If you have seen game of thrones than the origin of the Night King didnt make any sense, i mean pushing a dragon glass in the chest of a tied up person made him a White Walker?! Like wtf. It would have been much better if they hadn't tried to show the origin of the Night king instead leave behind a mystery or two it makes the show more interesting. Just dont compromise with the rules and logic you set up in that world and everything is fine, we as a audience should enjoy the story that came out with the plot and not everytime ask like what is the origin of this, what is the origin of that.. so on and on...
@@blazerohanig1479 yea but thing is the whole appeal of this show is to figure out how this place works, hell even the actual plot of the show is how the people are trying to make sense of the place, writers shouldnt just think of an alien concept and not have any explanation for it with these type of shows
Thank you for giving Taran credit for his theory! He worked hard on it and I'm sick of seeing other channels put out content pretending like it's something they came up with!
I have a theory "The answer to the end is at the beginning " The beginning is when you find a fallen tree in the middle of a road and that tree looks like those travelling time trees. Maybe if the travelling time trees are cut down it might break the time space
@nickchilia6529 at one point I was thinking this whole town was intended to be a VR therapy trip for people experiencing a personal family crisis. I thought Jade was the owner of the company that developed the tech....when he shows up I figured something went wrong and trapped them.....the ppl in the town couldn't be woken up so.....since it's risky, the inventor of the tech, goes in to debug whatever is wrong. He and Jim both seem to have a vague sense of responsibility for getting everyone out. Jim may have been the first technician to try to get everyone out?....or maybe they were one of the 1st families to try the process after their other son died? These days I'm thinking it's more of a supernatural thing but, I was certain about this VR simulation/therapy theory until part way through season 2.
@@peterd3215 some might be NPCs....also....ppl on the autism spectrum seem to not mesh with the tech properly.....or they have episodes where they start to become semi-aware of them being in a simulation......again .... I've largely abandoned this theory but I still toy with the notion
I can confirm is still in use to this day. Especially in the North East of Scotland, Fife. Fae-folk literally means from another external realm or place. Faes are not always cute fairy usually tormentors and tricksters. Seeing humans are part food, part play. Not caring of the negative impact because they are seen as lesser beings. Something close to insects caught in a jam jar .
My theory (trying to match with lost ) 1. This place has both good and bad energy 2. Now the place is ruled by a evil entity who feeds on suffering of the people 3. This entity or pegan God was summoned or worshiped by some of the town people by a blood sacrifice 4. The good entity is bringing people who can break the curse like they are chosen candidates 5. Or the people who enter fromvile were the reincarnation of the people who had submitted thier souls to the evil entity and are in continues loop of reincarnation until they break the curse 6. Or Some of them like Byod , Tabitha, Jade are candidates who once submitted thier soul to the evil entity but now after reincarnation they are given a chance of redemption by the good entity.
Ditto I loke to think Michael and Walt were allowed to leave the island and in the end wound up Herr. To learn the lesson they missed. With a bit of mind wipe
its purgatory. angkooey kids look like drowned or disease victims. civil war soldier...combat.. fella chained to the wall. marine..combat everyone traveling in vehicles that have arrived recently. theyre all dead already. its purgatory..theyre going to "Lost" us
Some theories I subscribe to: - a testing ground for emerging myths/deities (with a mockery of both Valhalla and the Garden Eden baked into its DNA) - a prison for Djinn - a tulpa town (as Boyd surreptitiously comes across livestock, the talismans and the worms, although those last ones obviously carried a curse with them as well) - a Shadow Realm according to the teachings of C.G. Jung (not mine) - a manifestation of the entity's subconscious with the monsters functioning as "anti bodies" or phages breaking down and digesting the Fromville denizens - either the Ankouey kids or Victor's dream/nightmare/trauma taking shape
I have a theory: the town is either moving or rotating which is why you end up in different places when you use the faraway trees. Victors mother made a map tracked the sun and moon locations on the map and numbers in the bottles. Those years represent the big event in the town probably a solar eclipse or some special placement so when the moon or sun lines up perfectly the roots are crossed evenly like it shows in the sketchbook and that is the day everyone can get sacrificed or and that day the bottle tree will take you out of town. Maybe it’s a solstice or a full moon. Probably winter solstice
I'm personally assuming the bottled numbers are a coordinate system, and when they took a few down to investigate they messed up the system hence a certain person ending up in a wall.
I rewarched 2 seasons today and in 1st season Victor told Ethan the trees had moved 4 inches. That's about how far Dale was sticking through the pool wall.
Movies like "The black Phone" are proof that it is possible to make horror/mistery shows with intelligent protagonists. I'm enjoying “From”, but I think the writers could balance it better. There are situations in the series that are so ridiculous that they are done just to extend the story further. Honestly, it's irritating how they belittle the intelligence of the audience.
I think you’re right about a lot..keep in mind that in Native American culture you become a crow when you die. Also, they viewed hallucinogens as a way to enter alternate realities….like pot.
Show is overall underrated but far from perfect, maybe even good. Too convoluted as viewers are left with more questions than they are rewarded with answers, but still fun to watch. I couldn’t wait and have spoiled it for myself but I won’t spoil it for yall. Just don’t expect any satisfying answers but there is a return in the last episode of the season!
this is scary good , like I genuinely feel like you guys are on to something here. Im really glad you guys are covering this, high powered RUclips creators jumping on board a show like this brings it main stream even more.
Many stories of the fae have them as predators of humans, and many of them are definitely not at all human in appearance - they are "other". They enjoy torturing and terrifying humans before feeding on them. The sluagh are composed of the souls of those they killed, each becoming a crow or raven with blood red eyes. They peck their prey to death, drinking the blood - and the magic in it - until the person dies and their soul joins the sluagh as another crow, thus increasing its strength. It will pull its flock together to form an entity with a monstrous, deathly appearance, skeletal and gaunt, with clawed hands, red eyes, and long, sharp red fangs. In Celtic mythos, the Wild Hunt is led by Cernunnos (also known as Hern), accompanied by many of the fae, with the fae courts also taking part. Salt and iron were placed on window sills and across doorways to prevent the fae from entering a house, and holy water and runes were also used as part of that deterrent. Leaving bread outside as an offering was also a common practice. Oh, and one old method still practiced in parts of Appalachia (settled by the Scots-Irish) of securing protection for a house was to place an iron nail - usually one taken when the blacksmith pulled the old shoes off a horse - lay it flat on the stone step or lintel, pour whiskey on it, then strike it 3 times with a hammer. The first strike cleanses the house, the second pushes any spirits or other things the fae can use off the property, and the third strike seals the place against any spirits as well as the fae. In the old stories, the fae were not friendly and only a few, like brownies, were even tolerant of humans let alone helpful. If the creatures are fae and are serving a larger entity, I'd say that entity is probably one of the old gods of the fae, and probably unknown to humans or at the very least the knowledge of it forgotten.
This is fantastic. I DO want to point out that red ochre has been sacred to so many groups of people in so many time periods, it wouldn't necessarily be that significant, unless the person researching all this for the show wasn't aware of this.
Thank you. My mind has been eased. I watched the first two seasons and when there were no real answers given I couldn’t take another season of Fromville.
This theory is what I’m running with and I think these From fae chose psychic sensitive individuals to come to Fromville. Which would make sense they shut the tarot cards down with Tilly. That would’ve gave away to much, almost like cheating in a poker game.
If you played the game returnal it actually feels the same as this series. In the game you are stranded on a planet and even escape this planet. Only to end up there again after you die. You are essentially in hell/purgatory.
1.Where does electricity come from? 2.Who built the city?? 3.What happened to the idea of capturing a monster and studying it? 4.Why don't they share with each other who went where, what they saw, and what visions they had? 5.Why don't they try burning everything in the caves and burning down the entire forest? Everyone just walks around like sheep waiting for the day to come when they'll be killed. Tabitha's family problems have become super boring and are just wasting our time with them.We want action in every episode in season 4, not mindless conversations and walks around the city.If season 4 is going to be like season 3, cancel it. 😎
I always thought the creatures were Fae. It made sense since they have rules they obey and no one knows the rules, but the towns people have to figure them out. Also how they are in their own world away from reality and controlling their own reality. Fae's are also to cruel.
Very interesting how there is no ocean anywhere in sight, yet Fromville has staples in it such as a lighthouse, the drowned woman, and even the ankooi children look like their hair is wet. Seems like From could be a coastal town, but the ocean either doesn’t exist there, or it is unreachable.
It be funny if removing or lifting the fallen tree is the key because it’s like the tree in god of war and kept people from entering but it falling broke the safety spell
From the beginning I was like, wtf is going on and loved it? Then I learned it's from the makers of, Lost, and my smile dropped hoping it's not an other goose chase to nowhere.
The whole town is connected to the roots of the trees like the tunnels possibly the entity or monster will be at the centre of the roots maybe the tree the town needs to leave this place more likely they won't have to kill the creature? I bet the portal is down in the tunnels at the centre of all the tunnels the creatures are protecting the entity
The narrative has a destination, and I had that eureka moment not long ago. And the writers have already told all of us albeit in an obscure manner... Nevertheless, it was telegraphed in the first 6 episodes.
@ check the community tab on my page I made a long post about the premise of this show. Which was disclosed to viewers in the first 6 or so episodes. Albeit in a round about manner. @ThePrimordialJunction
@@dangja9145 It's shared on my page. Jade's visions have obscure interpretations. I made a video out of several explanations like this one and put it on my page. It's just a lot to type out. Look for a video titled From story arc theory.
My theory is an unspeakable rite of evil magic was performed in the 19th century involving the ankooey children and later in the 20th century somehow that ancient evil was activated and fromville became separated from the rest of the world and became a part of the supernatural world.
I'm really intrigued by this theory, especially the fairy aspect. It's like the fairies in True Blood! But hey, do you think can we rule out anything alien-related?
Don’t ready into the weather too much. They filmed in winter because of the writers strike. They wrote it into the show, but unlikely has any major plot points
This place is where unkown dreams come from,,think of it as another universe or reality where our dreams come from but these dreams are the more sense dreams like youve dreamed a place like youve never seen before,, and the law of physics might violate some of ot but this dream is the one that are more realistic...not the dreams where u can fly or u have super powers those have another place too.... But in fromville it is the more make sense dreams... Like some kind of dejavu like Tabitha experience....to sum it up this is where our dreams are stored why we dream? Because there is this place that subconsciously or somhow conected to us,,,,,like doctor strange parrarel universe....
This videos are making the director super stressed. He just wrote something misterious without answers and no conections. Now he feels he needs to connect the story and make sense of it.
My theory is everything we are seeing in this show is just a part of Miranda's bad LSD trip in the 70's. The show will end with Miranda coming down from her trip, waking up under the tree with Henry 🤣
I have a theory on the title what it stands for what it means. From is called from because it's pulling people FROM different areas of the country for different reasons it's as simple as that. Everybody is looking at complexity or sprites or fairies I don't think so. I think it just has to do with these people getting transported FROM where they were to this place for whatever reason
Okay that makes sense. It seems to be a pocket dimension that sucks in humans and monsters to play in but what objective does this serve? What is the monster's objective to play with humans as they don't eat humans or drink their blood. They're not vampires and haven't turned anyone.
@@Tez60 That's a great time travel show like dark but less complicated. I wish they would give us more seasons. But it's worth watching even if only two seasons.
It's a place between all places, a neverwhere composited of the jagged shards of stressed human memory. Each of them rich in thier own kind of fear. Proving a good Yield. Caught and Corraled in This Place. Giving them a sense of false hope, only to erode it. It is a farming and feeding ground of Primordial Eldritch Gods and pittiful scraps given to it's slavish servitors.
i see this ending one of several ways. option 1 they all die. this would be surprising and inevitable like the creators say, it would be inevitable they all die from such overmounting odds but surprising as well because in a show you would expect SOMEONE to get out. now maybe one of the children will also survive like victor did and continue the cycle. option 2 is they become the new monsters, maybe they do kill the monsters with more worms or something but there is no way out. maybe they get desperate and do a ritual or something and become monsters themselves realising there is no way out. option 3 is they have to sacrifice the kids, the kids were clearly being sacrificed in a vision if i remember or something. so i bet they have to give up their kids to escape
I wish these new shows were as long as older tv shows like lost, Heroes etc first couple seasons have 20-25 episodes long and gradually shorten as they come to that close where they need to decide how it ends. These modern shows just leaves more and more questions that never really come to a conclusion of it’s just too vague.
First time Jade saw this symbol in the very first day in Fromville - at the undeground room - when he saw a dead man and then this symbol drawing with blood. And he was frightened
Bread and iron = fish and loaves? The bread/loaves make sense. But what about the iron? Please don't tell me that fish is high in iron bc that stretches the analogy beyond what can be considered reasonable.
I have never heard of this series, here in the UK! Sounds pretty cool. 🙂 (However, you Yanks should know that the name and concept "The (Magic) Faraway Tree" was in fact invented by one of our best-known and most nostalgic authors of the 1950s/60s, namely Enid Blyton. She wrote a children's book of that title. No "blood sacrifices", though. 😏)
I just find it funny how on a series called From the characters never talk about where everybody is actually FROM. Like wth I think that would be a little important given that there's not a lot of people in Fromland so they must have something in common other than shit luck to have ended up there.
The Newfoundland theory is a helluva stretch and would be very unsatisfying imo. I think we’re all thinking way too deep into this show… we need to all remember this is the same show runner that wrote Lost…
I feel the bugs Abe the monster people aren’t working together and yet need each other there’s something else we didn’t see yet the creature walking around the other village area and also the one who chain up the guy in tower
Its a dimensional rift maybe a einsten rosen bridge to another lower dimension in space and time here in case is the fromville , its based on simulation theory basically a game... where you have complete quest in order to level up and yes ethan was right .....
SPOILER ALERT Your fey theory made me realise smth, the movie The watchers 2024 has the exact same plot, it starts with Dakota Fanning’s car breaking down in the middle of the forest… she finds herself imprisoned by fairies that like to watch ppl to learn and copy their behaviour along with other captives and they can’t get out unless it’s day time OMG!! And plot twist there’s a fairy inside with them pretending to be human and she just happens to be an old lady too… just take a look at the trailer and check the movie poster you’ll see what I mean.
It is a computer game and they are being watched by a group of people. Look at the disco ball in the greenhouse very closely. When Boyd and Donna are discussing Tilly, the ball comes into view over Boyd’s shoulder for a reason. If you look closely, there are about 6 people being reflected and when Boyd bends down, the reflection doesn’t move. Also, I have seen clues in windows, mirrors and reflections. Big clues are in all of these.
Are the tree roots overlapping, the trees that are on the ground and get folks trapped in the town? I wonder if the roots weren’t overlapping, would that let them out of the town through the farway trees 🤷🏽♀️😂
you could atleast give jeremy, reel enigma and others credit because we and they been went over the fae and celtic mythology and sluagh lore, but ijs lol #fromily
I started this show last week never heard of it before. its really good but I have a huge huge huge problem with it. Just like lost season after season after season of building tension asking questions. with literally only 10 percent of the questions being answered by the last episode. im on season 2 episode 9. and im hearing so far in season 3 just more and mor3 mysteries building up with zero answers in site. I really hope these writers have a real plan where this is going.cus they didn't with lost
This show was filmed less than an hour from where I live in Nova Scotia Canada. I watch every episode because I've been in the place they're filming before. Some locals got extra spots roles.
next time im down there i plan on visiting the area (im newfoundlander)
@ it’s honestly a super boring area but the scenery is beautiful and the locals are great.
Woooo Nova Scotia
@@theantidentite Aren't you scared to get trapped in Fromville?
@@2CSST2 only if i come across that tree
It's going to be fun rewatching this show back once we have all the answers to connect the dots on all the hints we overlooked on first viewing.
That’s exactly what I’m doing right now, watching it over again to remember it better now
I saw in another creator's video that the reason Tabitha was able to go through the faraway tree was not because she was chosen, it was because she had Victor's lunch box with one of the handwritten four digit numbers.
Makes absolute sense because of the TALISMAN. The creatures not being able to enter their space because of it and the numbers in the bottles . You’re onto something .
Thanks for the shoutout. Although that version of the theory is fairly out of date, the parts you highlighted were correct.
Love watching yours and everyone's theories
There's a sorta inception/sci fi element that's not covered by this video.
Like Tabitha keeps getting head injuries in the same place as the Ankoowie kids.
The blood circle symbol is on the computer monitor in Tabitha's hospital room.
THAT'S not nothing and points to either Tabby being in the hospital in a coma or something or Camden is not actually the "real" world at all.
The "Boy In White" might actually be a DOCTOR in white that is trying to heal her.
And Boyd- he keeps getting the same shoulder injury. Over and over.
Definitely sus.
Can’t wait to see how the night walkers are made… perhaps Fatima will show us soon?
Boyd asked how the monsters are made so I feel like the town is showing him and Fatima will kill his son
Night walkers? 😂 just stop
Well Winter does appear to be coming. Lol maybe the entity is a resurrected Night King😂😂😂
The thing that people dont understand about shows and movies is that 'Not everything has to be answered'.
Just imagine a show writer imagined a new story in his head which is very interesting but he decided to not move ahead with that story because he is not able to think about the origin of a thing or two in the show!?
If you dont understand what i am saying than take this example to understand. If you have seen game of thrones than the origin of the Night King didnt make any sense, i mean pushing a dragon glass in the chest of a tied up person made him a White Walker?! Like wtf. It would have been much better if they hadn't tried to show the origin of the Night king instead leave behind a mystery or two it makes the show more interesting. Just dont compromise with the rules and logic you set up in that world and everything is fine, we as a audience should enjoy the story that came out with the plot and not everytime ask like what is the origin of this, what is the origin of that.. so on and on...
@@blazerohanig1479 yea but thing is the whole appeal of this show is to figure out how this place works, hell even the actual plot of the show is how the people are trying to make sense of the place, writers shouldnt just think of an alien concept and not have any explanation for it with these type of shows
I think the big bad entity is like a It monster that feeds off of fear and uses other creatures/monsters to maintain its feeding.
Someone said that Stephen King was contributing to this show , also the teeth of the monsters are very similar to the teeth of the clown IT . 🤔
P.diddy
More like a big ass sentient fungus
Omg finally someone with slightly dofferent far more researched theories. This video was a breath of fresh air!
I've seen another video saying there might be fairies
Channel uses AI generated voices and ideas from other creators
May be vampire story
Thank you for giving Taran credit for his theory! He worked hard on it and I'm sick of seeing other channels put out content pretending like it's something they came up with!
I have a theory
"The answer to the end is at the beginning "
The beginning is when you find a fallen tree in the middle of a road and that tree looks like those travelling time trees.
Maybe if the travelling time trees are cut down it might break the time space
Agreed
I agree too. That’s why the older boy in white warned Victor to not chop down the tree in Season 3.
The people aren't so unconnected.....all of them appear to have recently experienced a personal trauma or tragedy, before entering the town.
I literally just made this point to a friend I was discussing theory’s with
@nickchilia6529 at one point I was thinking this whole town was intended to be a VR therapy trip for people experiencing a personal family crisis. I thought Jade was the owner of the company that developed the tech....when he shows up I figured something went wrong and trapped them.....the ppl in the town couldn't be woken up so.....since it's risky, the inventor of the tech, goes in to debug whatever is wrong. He and Jim both seem to have a vague sense of responsibility for getting everyone out. Jim may have been the first technician to try to get everyone out?....or maybe they were one of the 1st families to try the process after their other son died?
These days I'm thinking it's more of a supernatural thing but, I was certain about this VR simulation/therapy theory until part way through season 2.
Except Jade who recently bacame a millionair
So what? Everyone that middle age bracket either is or has.
@@peterd3215 some might be NPCs....also....ppl on the autism spectrum seem to not mesh with the tech properly.....or they have episodes where they start to become semi-aware of them being in a simulation......again .... I've largely abandoned this theory but I still toy with the notion
Did not know Fae meant From. That's intriguing. and yeah after season 2 the Fae angle does sound much more credible.
Thats because I doesn't from doesn't mean fae
I can confirm is still in use to this day. Especially in the North East of Scotland, Fife. Fae-folk literally means from another external realm or place. Faes are not always cute fairy usually tormentors and tricksters. Seeing humans are part food, part play. Not caring of the negative impact because they are seen as lesser beings. Something close to insects caught in a jam jar .
My theory
(trying to match with lost )
1. This place has both good and bad energy
2. Now the place is ruled by a evil entity who feeds on suffering of the people
3. This entity or pegan God was summoned or worshiped by some of the town people by a blood sacrifice
4. The good entity is bringing people who can break the curse like they are chosen candidates
5. Or the people who enter fromvile were the reincarnation of the people who had submitted thier souls to the evil entity and are in continues loop of reincarnation until they break the curse
6. Or Some of them like Byod , Tabitha, Jade are candidates who once submitted thier soul to the evil entity but now after reincarnation they are given a chance of redemption by the good entity.
This series uses tarot and tarot is tied to the tree of life.
Ditto
I loke to think Michael and Walt were allowed to leave the island and in the end wound up Herr. To learn the lesson they missed. With a bit of mind wipe
its purgatory.
angkooey kids look like drowned or disease victims.
civil war soldier...combat..
fella chained to the wall. marine..combat
everyone traveling in vehicles that have arrived recently.
theyre all dead already. its purgatory..theyre going to "Lost" us
You see tree roots, I see big spider legs 😂. Still waiting on some big azz spider action.
Haha me too.
Yeah cause like how in season 2 did Boyd and sara’s tent get dragged into the spider web place? And like….. he did get bit by a spider!
😂😂
IT
And the fact that tabitha goes to Maine seems very Stephen king ish. Maybe the show will be related to IT???
they're gonna run into the Yellowjackets girls allowing the girls to go home - psycho crossover :)
hahaha that was funny lmao
Some theories I subscribe to:
- a testing ground for emerging myths/deities (with a mockery of both Valhalla and the Garden Eden baked into its DNA)
- a prison for Djinn
- a tulpa town (as Boyd surreptitiously comes across livestock, the talismans and the worms, although those last ones obviously carried a curse with them as well)
- a Shadow Realm according to the teachings of C.G. Jung (not mine)
- a manifestation of the entity's subconscious with the monsters functioning as "anti bodies" or phages breaking down and digesting the Fromville denizens
- either the Ankouey kids or Victor's dream/nightmare/trauma taking shape
A person for the Djinn, I like I like this idea a lot
I have a theory: the town is either moving or rotating which is why you end up in different places when you use the faraway trees. Victors mother made a map tracked the sun and moon locations on the map and numbers in the bottles. Those years represent the big event in the town probably a solar eclipse or some special placement so when the moon or sun lines up perfectly the roots are crossed evenly like it shows in the sketchbook and that is the day everyone can get sacrificed or and that day the bottle tree will take you out of town. Maybe it’s a solstice or a full moon. Probably winter solstice
I like where yo head is at 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 gotta get Neil D Tyson on your theory
I'm personally assuming the bottled numbers are a coordinate system, and when they took a few down to investigate they messed up the system hence a certain person ending up in a wall.
@@Oxygenep12 while watching it I thought the same thing
I rewarched 2 seasons today and in 1st season Victor told Ethan the trees had moved 4 inches. That's about how far Dale was sticking through the pool wall.
I’ve been thinking that too, that it moves.
Filming for the show begins next year, and Season 4 will debut in 2026, according to Deadline. It will reportedly have 10 episodes. UGH............
Movies like "The black Phone" are proof that it is possible to make horror/mistery shows with intelligent protagonists. I'm enjoying “From”, but I think the writers could balance it better. There are situations in the series that are so ridiculous that they are done just to extend the story further. Honestly, it's irritating how they belittle the intelligence of the audience.
The entity is likely a representation of the shadow self.
I think you’re right about a lot..keep in mind that in Native American culture you become a crow when you die. Also, they viewed hallucinogens as a way to enter alternate realities….like pot.
Show is overall underrated but far from perfect, maybe even good. Too convoluted as viewers are left with more questions than they are rewarded with answers, but still fun to watch. I couldn’t wait and have spoiled it for myself but I won’t spoil it for yall. Just don’t expect any satisfying answers but there is a return in the last episode of the season!
Why don’t they put a talisman in the home of the monsters. After they’ve come out?
Cause there gay
this is scary good , like I genuinely feel like you guys are on to something here. Im really glad you guys are covering this, high powered RUclips creators jumping on board a show like this brings it main stream even more.
I think Fatima is the kimono lady. I think she's transforming
Many stories of the fae have them as predators of humans, and many of them are definitely not at all human in appearance - they are "other". They enjoy torturing and terrifying humans before feeding on them.
The sluagh are composed of the souls of those they killed, each becoming a crow or raven with blood red eyes. They peck their prey to death, drinking the blood - and the magic in it - until the person dies and their soul joins the sluagh as another crow, thus increasing its strength. It will pull its flock together to form an entity with a monstrous, deathly appearance, skeletal and gaunt, with clawed hands, red eyes, and long, sharp red fangs.
In Celtic mythos, the Wild Hunt is led by Cernunnos (also known as Hern), accompanied by many of the fae, with the fae courts also taking part. Salt and iron were placed on window sills and across doorways to prevent the fae from entering a house, and holy water and runes were also used as part of that deterrent. Leaving bread outside as an offering was also a common practice. Oh, and one old method still practiced in parts of Appalachia (settled by the Scots-Irish) of securing protection for a house was to place an iron nail - usually one taken when the blacksmith pulled the old shoes off a horse - lay it flat on the stone step or lintel, pour whiskey on it, then strike it 3 times with a hammer. The first strike cleanses the house, the second pushes any spirits or other things the fae can use off the property, and the third strike seals the place against any spirits as well as the fae.
In the old stories, the fae were not friendly and only a few, like brownies, were even tolerant of humans let alone helpful. If the creatures are fae and are serving a larger entity, I'd say that entity is probably one of the old gods of the fae, and probably unknown to humans or at the very least the knowledge of it forgotten.
This is fantastic. I DO want to point out that red ochre has been sacred to so many groups of people in so many time periods, it wouldn't necessarily be that significant, unless the person researching all this for the show wasn't aware of this.
Thank you. My mind has been eased. I watched the first two seasons and when there were no real answers given I couldn’t take another season of Fromville.
This theory is what I’m running with and I think these From fae chose psychic sensitive individuals to come to Fromville. Which would make sense they shut the tarot cards down with Tilly. That would’ve gave away to much, almost like cheating in a poker game.
If you played the game returnal it actually feels the same as this series. In the game you are stranded on a planet and even escape this planet. Only to end up there again after you die. You are essentially in hell/purgatory.
1.Where does electricity come from?
2.Who built the city??
3.What happened to the idea of capturing a monster and studying it?
4.Why don't they share with each other who went where, what they saw, and what visions they had?
5.Why don't they try burning everything in the caves and burning down the entire forest? Everyone just walks around like sheep waiting for the day to come when they'll be killed. Tabitha's family problems have become super boring and are just wasting our time with them.We want action in every episode in season 4, not mindless conversations and walks around the city.If season 4 is going to be like season 3, cancel it. 😎
I always thought the creatures were Fae. It made sense since they have rules they obey and no one knows the rules, but the towns people have to figure them out. Also how they are in their own world away from reality and controlling their own reality. Fae's are also to cruel.
Very interesting how there is no ocean anywhere in sight, yet Fromville has staples in it such as a lighthouse, the drowned woman, and even the ankooi children look like their hair is wet. Seems like From could be a coastal town, but the ocean either doesn’t exist there, or it is unreachable.
It be funny if removing or lifting the fallen tree is the key because it’s like the tree in god of war and kept people from entering but it falling broke the safety spell
From the beginning I was like, wtf is going on and loved it? Then I learned it's from the makers of, Lost, and my smile dropped hoping it's not an other goose chase to nowhere.
From the first episode I thought they were dealing with fairies
The whole town is connected to the roots of the trees like the tunnels possibly the entity or monster will be at the centre of the roots maybe the tree the town needs to leave this place more likely they won't have to kill the creature? I bet the portal is down in the tunnels at the centre of all the tunnels the creatures are protecting the entity
The narrative has a destination, and I had that eureka moment not long ago. And the writers have already told all of us albeit in an obscure manner... Nevertheless, it was telegraphed in the first 6 episodes.
Please explain if you can, I am lost.
@ check the community tab on my page I made a long post about the premise of this show. Which was disclosed to viewers in the first 6 or so episodes. Albeit in a round about manner. @ThePrimordialJunction
@@dangja9145 It's shared on my page. Jade's visions have obscure interpretations. I made a video out of several explanations like this one and put it on my page. It's just a lot to type out. Look for a video titled From story arc theory.
1st From Hell .... aka work, to watch another Marvelous vid
Why no one speaking about a guy speaking to Jim in season one when he made that Antena???????
The man in yellow coat. He willl come
Big scary day walker
Like "Lost" this will go nowhere!
My theory is an unspeakable rite of evil magic was performed in the 19th century involving the ankooey children and later in the 20th century somehow that ancient evil was activated and fromville became separated from the rest of the world and became a part of the supernatural world.
I'm really intrigued by this theory, especially the fairy aspect. It's like the fairies in True Blood! But hey, do you think can we rule out anything alien-related?
You gave the best theory of the show that I've seen so far
Don’t ready into the weather too much. They filmed in winter because of the writers strike. They wrote it into the show, but unlikely has any major plot points
They made a point of saying it hasn't snowed in decades and things are changing so I'm pretty sure it is a big plot point.
LMAO
We will see if the weather means anything in time...
Jeez, settle down James..
This place is where unkown dreams come from,,think of it as another universe or reality where our dreams come from but these dreams are the more sense dreams like youve dreamed a place like youve never seen before,, and the law of physics might violate some of ot but this dream is the one that are more realistic...not the dreams where u can fly or u have super powers those have another place too.... But in fromville it is the more make sense dreams... Like some kind of dejavu like Tabitha experience....to sum it up this is where our dreams are stored why we dream? Because there is this place that subconsciously or somhow conected to us,,,,,like doctor strange parrarel universe....
I feel "they" are coming for Fatima because Boyd killed Smiley.
the monsters are like demon wendigos.
This videos are making the director super stressed. He just wrote something misterious without answers and no conections. Now he feels he needs to connect the story and make sense of it.
😂😂😂😂
I'll tell yall...but i need like 5$ 🤣🤣🤣.... i figured out the real mythos. I'm really surprised to be the first.
The creatures seem to follow certain rules. They could have just attacked Victor or his father in the most recent one but they threaten them instead.
it’d be so sad if one of the lil an khuy ghosts is victors sister
Great theory with information!
My theory is everything we are seeing in this show is just a part of Miranda's bad LSD trip in the 70's. The show will end with Miranda coming down from her trip, waking up under the tree with Henry 🤣
Maybe the fallen tree is a faraway tree that needs to be revived and replanted to work as exit again
I wonder if everyone is actually dead, just some of them don't realize it.
I have a theory on the title what it stands for what it means. From is called from because it's pulling people FROM different areas of the country for different reasons it's as simple as that. Everybody is looking at complexity or sprites or fairies I don't think so. I think it just has to do with these people getting transported FROM where they were to this place for whatever reason
That and most likely a lot more, I think it has multiple connections/meanings.
Because our world comes From the other dimension.
Okay that makes sense. It seems to be a pocket dimension that sucks in humans and monsters to play in but what objective does this serve? What is the monster's objective to play with humans as they don't eat humans or drink their blood. They're not vampires and haven't turned anyone.
Anyone ever see OuterRange in Prime Video.?
@@Tez60 That's a great time travel show like dark but less complicated. I wish they would give us more seasons. But it's worth watching even if only two seasons.
Maybe the fallen tree is lile far away tree, that's why people get teleported after seeing the tree
2:40 oh god its darkwood the game
The ending is the beginning so I do now think it's a cycle dandere cycle will be the beginning of a new one
In The Mist, there are multiple survivors of the mist, including David Drayton and his group, an unnamed mother, and some people from the market: FROM
an unnamed mother
I wonder if the entity can change the weather, why not make the night 24/7 so the people can't get out of the houses, to make them go crazy.
Such a strong allegory 😮😮😮
With all the trees around and nothing but time, couldn’t they build some type of Fence around the town?
It's a place between all places, a neverwhere composited of the jagged shards of stressed human memory. Each of them rich in thier own kind of fear. Proving a good Yield. Caught and Corraled in This Place. Giving them a sense of false hope, only to erode it. It is a farming and feeding ground of Primordial Eldritch Gods and pittiful scraps given to it's slavish servitors.
The roots that make the symbols are the roots of the far away trees. The roots changing are coordinates. 🤷🏽♂️
i see this ending one of several ways. option 1 they all die. this would be surprising and inevitable like the creators say, it would be inevitable they all die from such overmounting odds but surprising as well because in a show you would expect SOMEONE to get out. now maybe one of the children will also survive like victor did and continue the cycle. option 2 is they become the new monsters, maybe they do kill the monsters with more worms or something but there is no way out. maybe they get desperate and do a ritual or something and become monsters themselves realising there is no way out. option 3 is they have to sacrifice the kids, the kids were clearly being sacrificed in a vision if i remember or something. so i bet they have to give up their kids to escape
Doesn't look like the restroom area to me😂😂😂😂😂
I wish these new shows were as long as older tv shows like lost, Heroes etc first couple seasons have 20-25 episodes long and gradually shorten as they come to that close where they need to decide how it ends. These modern shows just leaves more and more questions that never really come to a conclusion of it’s just too vague.
The symbol is visible in the sky in S1:E1 in first few minutes
The entity of fromville is mabuse the name was spotted when Henry and Tabitha were in the ambulance
Spotted where
@@kristingallo2158in the ambulence in ep 4 or 5 when it arrived in fromville
First time Jade saw this symbol in the very first day in Fromville - at the undeground room - when he saw a dead man and then this symbol drawing with blood. And he was frightened
Bread and iron = fish and loaves? The bread/loaves make sense. But what about the iron? Please don't tell me that fish is high in iron bc that stretches the analogy beyond what can be considered reasonable.
He's just talking out his a$#
From writers are punching air watching this. lmao
ok the ppl in the cave painting is not drawn in red but white, also the trees are not drawn in white either in the cave.
This guy like others makes it up as he goes along.
I have never heard of this series, here in the UK! Sounds pretty cool. 🙂 (However, you Yanks should know that the name and concept "The (Magic) Faraway Tree" was in fact invented by one of our best-known and most nostalgic authors of the 1950s/60s, namely Enid Blyton. She wrote a children's book of that title. No "blood sacrifices", though. 😏)
@18:22 this thing was on Julie's shirt on episode 1 season 1.
I just find it funny how on a series called From the characters never talk about where everybody is actually FROM. Like wth I think that would be a little important given that there's not a lot of people in Fromland so they must have something in common other than shit luck to have ended up there.
They already made a map which shows where everyone is from.
Clearly u have been sleeping through the series smh
Everyone ends up in fromvile on some road.
I think the last theory is on the mark, after a quick research i found that Shanawdithit left various drawings of mythical creatures.
The Newfoundland theory is a helluva stretch and would be very unsatisfying imo. I think we’re all thinking way too deep into this show… we need to all remember this is the same show runner that wrote Lost…
This entire series reminds me of the challenglings & the watchers.
You are pronouncing Newfoundland and Beothuk incorrectly. No hate, I just wanted to let you know.
I think he may be Dutch or sweedish based on his "th" sounds. That may be the pronunciation culturally for him.
I've heard Canadians AND people from Newfoundland pronounce it the same way. Just saying.
y’all stay putting out good content i fw y’all the long way 🫶🏼
BURN THE FOREST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I feel the bugs Abe the monster people aren’t working together and yet need each other there’s something else we didn’t see yet the creature walking around the other village area and also the one who chain up the guy in tower
Well at least we know what the numbers were now
Its a dimensional rift maybe a einsten rosen bridge to another lower dimension in space and time here in case is the fromville , its based on simulation theory basically a game... where you have complete quest in order to level up and yes ethan was right .....
I think the tree Boyd and sara saw in woods has something to do with exit.
The entity wants some fun... It got bore. Humans and the creatures are just toys... Why all of this? Why not, because it (the entity) can!
there has to be a season 4 at the least they be leaving so many questions unanswered
I heard they go for 5 seasons
@ what !!!!! where’d you hear that at ?? man i hope so bro that’d definitely be enough time to wrap up the story without it feeling rushed
SPOILER ALERT
Your fey theory made me realise smth, the movie The watchers 2024 has the exact same plot, it starts with Dakota Fanning’s car breaking down in the middle of the forest… she finds herself imprisoned by fairies that like to watch ppl to learn and copy their behaviour along with other captives and they can’t get out unless it’s day time OMG!! And plot twist there’s a fairy inside with them pretending to be human and she just happens to be an old lady too… just take a look at the trailer and check the movie poster you’ll see what I mean.
It is a computer game and they are being watched by a group of people. Look at the disco ball in the greenhouse very closely. When Boyd and Donna are discussing Tilly, the ball comes into view over Boyd’s shoulder for a reason. If you look closely, there are about 6 people being reflected and when Boyd bends down, the reflection doesn’t move. Also, I have seen clues in windows, mirrors and reflections. Big clues are in all of these.
Fromville comes from the Chram of Fruma Sarah, the butcher’s first wife. She was standing there a minute ago!!!!!!
Are the tree roots overlapping, the trees that are on the ground and get folks trapped in the town? I wonder if the roots weren’t overlapping, would that let them out of the town through the farway trees 🤷🏽♀️😂
If they keep to a horror idea. They might end it by massacring the entire town except for Ethan. To do a reset
Did you read my post about The Fae and the Sluagh? Lol
you could atleast give jeremy, reel enigma and others credit because we and they been went over the fae and celtic mythology and sluagh lore, but ijs lol #fromily
Is this show going to go the Lost way? All questions no answers? Because that would suck
I started this show last week never heard of it before. its really good but I have a huge huge huge problem with it. Just like lost season after season after season of building tension asking questions. with literally only 10 percent of the questions being answered by the last episode. im on season 2 episode 9. and im hearing so far in season 3 just more and mor3 mysteries building up with zero answers in site. I really hope these writers have a real plan where this is going.cus they didn't with lost