Man in Yellow is Young Martin. That's how he knows everyone's name and that's why he wants to stop them from progressing because it causes his capture. It'd explain why his blood could kill a monster if he's from the same force of evil or just a stronger evil. I think Julie was story walking and runs into him (maybe they hear the song?) She runs away from the MIY through the story and finds current Jim, he follows her and finds Jim as well, accidently causing the very thing she's trying to stop.
So the man in yellolw is Hastur the king of yellow. , if you’ve ever read The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers, you know the themes line up. In the book, there’s a cursed play that drives people mad, much like the town traps and breaks its inhabitants. The Man in Yellow could be Hastur’s way of keeping the town’s residents in a perpetual state of torment. Hastur is often associated with madness, despair, and psychological torment. By trapping people in an inescapable, incomprehensible situation like the town in From, he creates a perfect environment to cultivate these emotions. Every broken spirit, every act of hopelessness, and every descent into madness could “feed” Hastur in some way-whether metaphorically or literally.
I don't believe he's the one in charge of from but I do believe he is a higher rank than the creatures from the tunnel and he's the one that enforces the rules of what you're supposed to do and what you're not supposed to do I think that's what he is.
@@lorenzoFCIM1908Ummmm Yes, actually it is. In fact, I'm black.. all we have to do is see someone else running and our survival instincts make us run too automatically. We can discuss it later, ALIVE.
If Ethan is the man in yellow that could be why the voices told sarah to kill him.. the only way they can defeat him is if they kill him while he’s young.
Thete is no "the voices" it's just the various entities in this town fighting the first voices were those of the evil but when she accidentally killed her brother the connection to the evil side got broken and that allowed the good side to get a hold
Jim is the kid that you have to tell him more than once, not to touched the stove, only to walk away and hear him screaming in pain because he touched the stove 🙄
Idk who he is but he is definitely one of my favorite characters, also RIP Jim. Unrelated theory: To kill Kimono Lady they have to crush the Polaroid camera just like with the music box to break the curse.
How come no ones talking about how Jim foolishly stood there to challenge an old man that literally came out of nowhere, in a town that's as fucked up as this one, instead of grabbing his kid and getting outta there. Edit: 1k likes, wow, Mama I made it! Thanks y'all.
Seeing smiley runs I don't think this old man can't run plus the fact that he can come out during daytime makes him "Ahead" than those creatures who walks while smiling
theres a theory that julie his kid is going back in time, or changing the story, listen to what she said "changing the story" "dad you have to run now" and she looked completely different
Jim trying to fight a weird, creepy looking man, he’s never seen before, in the woods, who has rotting teeth and black eyes is just classic Jim. I’d have booked it out of there. Maybe MIY is a crossroads demon, giving out deals in exchange for the souls of children. The ppl in Fromsville can’t catch a break can they. The leader of the night monsters, Smiley, is back. We’ve got the music box monster, Kimono Lady & now MIY. All the BIW does is speak in riddles.
The Man in Yellow (MIY) could be a time traveler like Julie. He travels back in time to influence events so that a particular outcome is achieved. The Boy in White (BIW) is his counterpart - both time travelers (StoryWalkers) trying to influence/direct the way the story is written. That is how they know events before they happen
@ArvinDelRosario You are right. I have no idea how or why he is super strong, just like I have no idea why the monsters are super strong. Any theories on why or how they became super strong? As far as I know, the reward for sacrificing their children was to get immortality and not super strength.
The first thing that came to my mind when Jim died, that the man in yellow is Jim himself from the future, and that he is trying to change something by killing a younger version of himself. Might sound far fetched but you don't usually see a main character getting killed without a long dramatic scene.
This doesn’t make very much sense. If he’s a story walker he shouldn’t be able to change anything and if he can it seems like more than just influencing what happens. He can travel to points in time and eliminate whoever he wants.
What if the place boyd went to is where the man in yellow was. And when he left he left for Jim and that’s why Martin said “hurry before he comes back” indicating that someone a “man” was originally there but left temporarily.
I could see this! Also Martin told Julie to get tf out as she wasn't safe. I know there's the music box entity, but I could see the MIY. Speaking of, why didn't he kill her? The MIY had a golden opportunity to off her as well but he doesn't take it.
Something future Julie says to Jim is a potential clue. She tells Jim to run to town. The idea that Jim would be safe in town or that he can escape the man in yellow by running is interesting in the context of what we know of the creatures. They seem to be weaker and more limited versions of the man in yellow. It could be that he is the demon who tempted the townspeople to sacrifice the children. Or, it could be that the man in yellow was the one who did the killing of the children and is the high priest/shaman of the original village and thus he became the right hand to the demon. In either case, he clearly is more than human and we have evidence to suggest he does not age. One more interesting takeaway is the passage of time in the town. They seemed to be in a protracted fall season before the introduction of Jade and Tabitha. Victor had been around for decades and I seem to remember that he mentioned things had never changed like this before. The resumption of the passage of time seems to have an effect on the supernatural beings like the boy in white. The tattering of the clothes and the aging of the man in yellow could be a function of the resumption of time. This helps to explain why the man in yellow is angered by the digging of the hole and Jade/Tabitha regaining their prior lives memories. If the immortality depends on stagnation, then the passage of time is a threat to the evils survival. P.S does anyone else think that if they save the children then the end of the series will essentially be the towns people living the lives they would have lived but for the tree in the road? I could see Boyd with Abbie and Ellis on the boat. Thomas might not have died or if he does die then the family is in the RV but never gets pulled off road. Donna gets her sister back, and all the people who died in Fromsville return to life (Kenny’s parents, Sarah’s brother, the people who died on the bus, ect..)
great theory but I would like to know this... if the MIY is so angered by the fact that tabatha dug the hole why doesn't he directly pay her a visit or likely, if jade and tabatha are the chosen ones, bro could easily obliterate them every time they get reincarnated to the town as he doesn't work with time clearly.
I think the end of the series will be Boyd and various characters taking a boat out of the town, as it floods, and the song "If I had a boat" will be playing as they head off
@@mathdrivensocietyHe can’t control her coming back to life, so he chose to kill Jim which would hurt her and possibly neutralize her, at least in her current life. She mentioned she knew Jim was there to take care of the kids which left her free to look for answers and possibly save the children. Now that Jim is gone she might be inclined to stop.
@@mathdrivensociety I feel like the Man in Yellow was somehow released by Jade playing the song. Prior to that perhaps he was limited in what he could do.
Why do people insist there is a good entity? Nothing has been freely giving unless there are sacrifices. The boy in white is on the Merry go round "plays" with young Victor while the town is all but massacred. Kenny's mother tortured and killed in front of Boyd they then they get food to survive. The children give Jade and Tabitha their "memories." The Jim gets his throat ripped out. I can go on and on. Even if the "good" entity is helping it knows the consequences of push back by the evil entity. Can we really call it good?
vou falar em português brasileiro, vocês podem traduzir igual eu faço: P.S: tem duas entidades ali e nenhuma delas tem boas intenções, parece que uma ta duelando, batalhando arduamente entre si.. e usam todos que estão presos, como fantoches tele controlados. se eles ajudam uma das partes contra a outra, sempre terão fim trágico, pois ambas são fay nórdicas e são malignas.
This show has made me to use my brain a lot trying to figure things out 😂 The final ep of s3 was a bang with introduction of this guy i spent whole night researching on this ep
We know Jim doesn't ever listen to anyone, Julie should have just gotten his attention and run away from him, telling her that Ethan is hurt and needs help (or something like that). Since she's from the future, she should have had time to come up with a better plan to save him.
FINALLY.....!! i saw him and literally yelled at the damn screen that it was the king in yellow. it also matches up when you see the character has no patent. is all about information and secrets. the town also seems as if it is cycling a play with the same characters being played by different actors like tabitha and jade.
Everything so far has loosely tied into a "story." It is safe to assume Julie is a story walker. With that, the towns people find Jim dead but don't know how or when he died. That's why Julie comes back from the future to try to find how and when her Dad dies. That's why she said "I think this is where it happens." She also looks noticeably surprised by the man in yellow which makes me think he doesn't show up again for the town and is only in this one scene/part.
@@tmanharp yeah yeah, we know you would do it better, and ofc youre the one who wrote lotr or smh and now youre telling everybody how bad the script is cuz you would do it way better in just a week lmao
@@tmanharpi had the impression that is good written in season 1. Now i know its not. This show is gonna have an anticlimactic end. They made it to complicated.
It's definitely not good. I would never sit in front of my TV and watch it. But it's just one of things that I put on my second monitor when editing photos. The whole stretching it out and mystery on top off mystery and characters reacting unrealistic or the actual quality of the acting.... makes it all feel extremely artificial and forced and "I'm watching a low budget show that wants me to keep watching" instead of an actual interesting series.
The Mabuse start up screen on the defibrillator is coloured yellow, kind of interesting seeing as it's a piece of equipment that discharges electrical shocks
The police woman who won’t change out of her uniform might be some story telling thing about her wanting to be different and not being able to accept change, I guess her uniform is the only thing separating her from those who gave up on searching
Oooooor the uniform is just clearly new looking while what the townfolk already have looks very worn out/tattered. Honestly I would be wearing the uniform too if I were her lol
I have a theory about Eloise. While escaping from the root cellar, she managed to get into the tree and escape to the real world. She sought help from adults, telling them what she had experienced, but no one believed the little girl's words and she was considered mentally ill. When she grew up, she became the author of the book that Ethan read.
Boyd met Martin in the tower and got infected with the worms. Then the worms bile killed Smiley. when Boyd touched him. Later on Boyd gave Ellis a blood transfusion after the death of Smiley. Ellis then impregnated Fatima after the blood transfusion and now we just saw Fatima give birth to Smiley. The entire cycle of death and rebirth was all triggered by Martin in the tower.
I don't think that's the case. When Boyd had to give blood to Ellis for surgery,he got rid of the worms inside of him by killing smiley. Boyd's blood was pure after that. Another thing is that the monsters sacrificed their own children in the past so that they could live forever. Meaning, they had to be revived somehow, and what the series shows is that they get revived by a real person being pregnant. I don't know exactly why it had to be Fatima, maybe it's going to be explained in season 4, but if I had to guess, I'd say the person to give birth is a random woman. Fatima never had voices in her head or anything like that, and I'd say that would be the only reason a person can get chosen for the pregnancy
I thought when I first saw the guy in yellow come out in the daylight and he made a comment about the violin playing my first thought was that him playing that song on the violin did something where the creatures can come out in the daytime.
Man istg I was so scared the whole season that breaking the tottams in other village will cancel the effects of stones or make monsters stronger so I had the same thoughts
I think he's different then them. He never transforms when he attacks the way the creatures do when they attack. I think the violin playing either summoned him or caught his attention and he came to see who was playing and what was going on.
I'm probably way off but I also noticed that Boyd wears a yellow shirt off and on under that black jacket he wears. I never noticed it until you said it but Ethan does wear yellow a lot as well.
Cassilda's Song (The Repairer of Reputations) from the King in Yellow has a line that sticks out to me after Jim got his throat ripped out, "Song of my soul: my voice is dead."
I'm still wondering why they made what seemed like such a big deal about Ethan using the bathroom. Felt like there was a reason for that, but not shown why yet.
@@CandaceSchelandI believe it's from Ep9 / Part 1 where they're having a family meal right before Boyd calls the search meeting. Ethan gets up from the booth and the rest of the family looks all crazy at each other
He is the Yellow King from HP Lovecraft universe, all data points we have saw in the show are going to that direction. (Alternate reality with nightmare creatures, the Signs and symbols trough the show, a literal guy with a Yellow jacket being evil, etc.)
… and so many facts pointing to Stephen King (Tabitha, Randall, Maine, Lighthouse,…). Seems like the authors combine the two kings of horror. Would love to see them breaking the fourth wall by putting Stephen King in the story somehow. Wouldn‘t be the first time for him.
I noticed that when Smiley is reborn and rips out of the red membrane that membrane at that moment looks a lot like the red "spider" drawn on the cave wall.
Jim needs to learn to tap into the "flight" of his fight or flight response. He always fights. When Boyd warned him about not opening the door to the RV at season 1, when Victor pointed a gun at him and Jim kept coming, and here. Now he sees what recklessness does.
I must admit that " king in yellow" theory is a good one, alot match up. Its prob like you say a few things pulled together the way Game of Thrones was kinda.
Very high probability that this “world” is a manifestation of the “child”: the boy in white, Victor, and now Ethan. It would also mean that they probably have the key to ending it, which is why the monsters want Sara to kill the boy
Awesome video! I am on the Ethan train too. The BIW chose both Victor and Ethan. I believe BIW protected Victor and also may have saved Ethan in the RV when he arrived and almost died. MIY also came out of the RV when he attacked Jim!! I think Ethan will be like Victor but evil. He also told Julie she can't change the story and that's the same logic MIY used.
I really hope Acosta doesn’t pull an Andrea from The Walking Dead. Always refusing to take that uniform off and constantly whining about her gun-next thing you know, she'll be making the worst possible decisions and somehow blaming everyone else for them.
@Gully_Lethalz_165 this would make the town the crossroads. A place between worlds. I also think others in the town made sacrifices and got stuck there too. There's a goat on the poster for one of the seasons which could be for sacrifice.
@@TheJaymzizzle I often comment theorys but forget after or where I commented( I comment on alot diffrent channels) but wat I can remember is I thought maybe man in yellow is immortal but not same as monsters or story walker, cos in ep 10 Sarah sead something about saving boyds soul but shes already gave hers...so i think maybe the man yellow is like Sarah, he used to hear voices or see entity's, but instead of tryna surpress it like sarah the man embraced it, and eventually his soul was lost to the town which turned him evil and gave him sum powers and immortality similar to the monsters, but I don't know tbh 🤷🏾♂️😂Ur theory makes more sense to me
also tabitha/ jade would come back in a different form anyways and potentially/eventually remember where they left off. Where as Jim wouldn't and if Jim realized they died getting close to answers he probably wouldn't let it go, like the tower he tried to build.
He has been watching town 7 24 for sure... he is also most likely the one that informs the monsters of what sheriff screamed (you cant break me) and tell them all their info when that female monster said (we know all your names) he does not abide by the rules of monsters so makes me think he is the king of some sort...
@@ausar3852 It's clear he's a demon that has been given dominion over the town, by the sacrifice of the children. If that yoke is broken, he loses his power.
I think there are 4 possibilities: 1. He's a new entity that has some type of seniority over the monsters we have seen so far. 2. He's a Randall from the future. There is a reason why the Monsters didn't kill Randall. Maybe it's because he's the Man in Yellow. And I think the Cicada's are either a symbol or a clue. 3. He's actually the Boy in White, but aged up. As white clothes get older, they turn yellow. If you actually look at his yellow clothes, they look aged and worn. 4. Victor is the MIY. Could a young boy survive all by himself alone for that many years, even if the BIY was with him? And it's convenient that Victor has lost so many memories. It could be all an elaborate game by Victor/MIY Of the 3, I think Randall is the most likely. Ethan being the Man in Yellow is very interesting. He sure seems to know stuff from out of nowhere (like that Julie is a Story-teller). If Julie can time travel, then he should be likely able to as well, so the MIY might an older version of him.
season 1 episode 2, Ethan has a seizure after the RV Crash, where he says he saw the Lake Of Tears, (AKA A Vision) Just like when Julie went into the Ruins, Has a Seizure, then has a vision of the tunnels. (AKA Another Vision) They both have a superior significance to the Powers / Magic / Curse going on here. Not to mention as well, Tabby is Miranda - So Is Ethan / Julie Eloise / Victor? (MIY) Cant be Ethan, "Your wife shouldn't of dug that hole" Wouldn't he of chosen "Mom Shouldn't of.." I suspect Randal is MIY, Because I feel as if they turned him over to a demonic / monster so that they had a troop within enemy lines.(Trojan Horsed their asses)
dude, are you part of the writing crew in the show? that yellow king thing sounds so spot on it can't not be exactly what they are doing with this show.
there are more Celtic references than anything Tree of Life (Crann Bethadh): These trees were portal to the spirit world. Aka Bottle Tree and tree in the road. Yellow represents Knowledge in Celtic lore. As than man in yellow says with knowledge there is sacrifices. I think we are seeing a twisted take on Celtic/Gaul folklore. There is even celtic/gaul runes in the cave Tabitha fell into.
I'm wondering if the red figure, painted on the cave wall, is just showing the Monsters being "born" and not the "big bad". Smiley looked an awful lot like that drawing/painting from behind, when he was shedding his monster-placenta.
The theory of this show relating to the yellow king and carcosa would be pretty crazy to me considering this and true detective are my two favorite shows.
I think Sara has taken Victor's words to heart. She is the scariest person in town, and knowing that most everyone hates her, I think she's decided to be the one to literally get her hands dirty when the situation calls for it now, because she has nothing left to lose for herself, but doesn't want others to lose themselves when she can take that burden from them.
There is a strange thing. The voice that pretends to be Thomas once helped the family by saying that Thabitha was in an ambulance. But in another episode he spoke to Jim in a mocking tone
The man in yellow can see what’s going on no matter what and he is a story teller. That’s probably why he’s trying to stop things from happening or changing. He could be an older Ethan or Victor - it seems they are the only ones who can tell stories in the town. He probably just wants power and total control. Of course I’m probably totally wrong. 😂😂😂 But there is a story telling element here that we haven’t figured out. WHO IS IN CONTROL OF THE STORY? That’s the key! 😊
Jim deserves what he got. He never listens to anyone and that’s how he lived, so that’s how he got taken out. Glad the season picked up and we got to see some answers and actions. Excited for season 4.
I wonder if Julie is the one who destroys the tower which is ruined in the present day (the one where they were all tied to the wall) . Maybe when she goes back in time at one point in the future she brings the tower down.
My theory is he and the kimono lady were the first to sacrifice their kid (the boy in white). They made the deal with the others to do the same. So they’re kinda like a cult.
I think the man in yellow is really the "King in yellow" which is a mysterious gothic lovecraftian like entity. The OG storry is 9 stories tht looseley tie into eachother & reflect aspects of FROM ive noticed. Not only tht it wpuld explain who & what this place is.....a space controled by a malicious mysterious entity. If u read the "king in yellow" u would notice alot of reflecting points from that a Story and FROM. I think the writer's look inspired from that story and the man in yellow is really the KING IN YELLOW a powerful Lovecraft like entity
Sorry to break it to you, but the yellow suited man on the painting does not have a scar, if you look at the whole painting , you can see it is a line that crosses his face from the top to the bottom. There various white long lines that come seem to have been done after.
I think he is the father of victor . And in this show many characters are there future or past versions like something we seen in dark like that monster woman in basement who kidnapped Fatima is actually fatima's version of monster. Also the white boy is victors version . Like how we seen in episode 10 that the monster girl was daughter of them .
I think the melody might be what allowed the MIY to day walk. Also think it might allow the regular monsters to daywalk in that specific area too, which, if true, could explain the massacre when victor was a kid. Imagine everyone just going about their day during daylight, and the monsters show up out of nowhere, when they’re usually only out at night. Maybe that won’t happen this time around because Jim thought to take the precaution of playing it out in the woods instead of in town. There has to be a reason why Miranda was so secretive about the melody, putting the notes in code etc. It could very well be because it’s capable of evil as well as good…..the price for being able to see the children and remembering when they hear the melody could be the monsters temporarily being able to come out during the day.
When the characters arrive to From town it is autumn. We have Victors flashbacks from the time of the massacre which also suggests autumn. The massacre is timed closely to the date Miranda painted the pictures, so the painting about the man in yellow, on which he has dark hair and is younger. Now it is winter in From town and also the man in yellow has aged, has rotten teeth and grey hair. Obviously the man in yellow is a pretty big problem because he walks in the daylight. From a narrative standpoint that usually should make him not a character that stays in the town or is a regular threat. Because he is too powerful, he would easily kill the townspeople. So the closest explanations seem: 1. He is a time walker just like Julie, only with more power. 2. He just manifested himself because he was summoned by the music, just like the children. Knowledge comes with a price, ying and yang. This may be the price Tabhita / Jade could summon the children and discover the reincarnation theory. Future Julie said that she thinks this could be where it happens before she sees the man in yellow. So Julie did not know how his father was killed then and there, maybe she did not know the perpetrator either. Although her being scared at the sight of the man in yellow implies that she knows that he is evil and dangerous. But there is a good chance that the man in yellow won't go directly to the town.
I believe this place is hell. All this false sense of hope, just to end in failure. “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.” I don’t know, I’m fucking high. Got work in 5hrs. 😂
Yeah I have that same problem. One thing that helps are alot of shows have wikis so reading the articles on the characters and episodes helps. From has one but when I looked at it a month or 2 ago it wasn't very complete as I recall but that might have changed.
I don't get the whole "why Acosta hasn't changed out of her uniform" meme. Im sure she changes out of it when she sleeps. Then she puts it back on. Maybe she's trying to cling on to her life before getting stuck in town.
Her character is "angry cop". She has zero personality traits outside of that. The writers think you will forget who she is if she's not always dressed like "angry cop"
Could it be possible that the man in yellow used to be young but since things have been changing in Fromland, he somehow got older? Just like the boy in white?
He HAS to be a form of Mabuse. Why would the showrunners put little hints in, such as the stretcher in the ambulance with a "Mabuse" logo, and the paintings in Henry's basement that his wife painted of the Man in Yellow, along with paintings of what resembles Mabuse in folklore? The very description of Mabuse is SO close to what is happening in From it's ridiculous to ignore.
Had a dream about the last episode last night. It was epic. All the main characters got super powers and started beating the dog s#!t out of the monsters 😅
Is Ethan dead? Has that child been taken as a sacrifice to resurrect this man in yellow. Remember it was Ethan who accompanied Julie to the ruins according to their conversation in the Diner. Only Julie came running back. Where is Ethan?
If you're talking about when Julie tried to save her father that's a different Julie than the one in the diner, most likely one from the future, Julie and Ethan are most likely still in the diner.
We should note that there have been changes in the "cycle" - just like what the Boy in White said to Viktor. Tabitha and Jade are learning by themselves, and that Boy might have seen the "progress" when letting things play out.
Theory: man in yellow is Randal from the future. If that drawing is Randal with the scar, and since its confirmed that julie can time travel.... we can assume randal can time travel too and they could have both time travelled from different futures
So... who is he?
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He's Freddy Krueger controlling a Nightmare
@@MagnusGalactusOG почему он без перчатки? 😂
Man in Yellow is Young Martin. That's how he knows everyone's name and that's why he wants to stop them from progressing because it causes his capture. It'd explain why his blood could kill a monster if he's from the same force of evil or just a stronger evil. I think Julie was story walking and runs into him (maybe they hear the song?) She runs away from the MIY through the story and finds current Jim, he follows her and finds Jim as well, accidently causing the very thing she's trying to stop.
So the man in yellolw is Hastur the king of yellow. , if you’ve ever read The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers, you know the themes line up. In the book, there’s a cursed play that drives people mad, much like the town traps and breaks its inhabitants. The Man in Yellow could be Hastur’s way of keeping the town’s residents in a perpetual state of torment.
Hastur is often associated with madness, despair, and psychological torment. By trapping people in an inescapable, incomprehensible situation like the town in From, he creates a perfect environment to cultivate these emotions. Every broken spirit, every act of hopelessness, and every descent into madness could “feed” Hastur in some way-whether metaphorically or literally.
I don't believe he's the one in charge of from but I do believe he is a higher rank than the creatures from the tunnel and he's the one that enforces the rules of what you're supposed to do and what you're not supposed to do I think that's what he is.
I didn't want Jim to die that way. He never listens though. Jim's first instinct is to always argue instead of listening to his daughter.
Not for nothing but, is your first instinct to run when someone tells you run? He saw his daughter distressed he just wanted to protect her.
Died against his own RV.
I'm not sure if he really died. It could have been something like a vision. Julie also looks different than usual.
@@lorenzoFCIM1908Ummmm Yes, actually it is. In fact, I'm black.. all we have to do is see someone else running and our survival instincts make us run too automatically. We can discuss it later, ALIVE.
@@lorenzoFCIM1908 If I'm living in FromVille and someone tells me to run. I'm running right then and there. I can ask my questions while I'm running.😂
If Ethan is the man in yellow that could be why the voices told sarah to kill him.. the only way they can defeat him is if they kill him while he’s young.
true
Thete is no "the voices" it's just the various entities in this town fighting the first voices were those of the evil but when she accidentally killed her brother the connection to the evil side got broken and that allowed the good side to get a hold
You might be right , ethan slightly becoming evil and acting weird and i remember he had seizures when he entered the town
Oh shit this is a good one!!
Huh? Ethan? That would make no sense
Jim is the kid that you have to tell him more than once, not to touched the stove, only to walk away and hear him screaming in pain because he touched the stove 🙄
Idk who he is but he is definitely one of my favorite characters, also RIP Jim.
Unrelated theory: To kill Kimono Lady they have to crush the Polaroid camera just like with the music box to break the curse.
While I like the theory, doesn't make much sense, she seems older than a polaroid
@@themarketgardener oh...... nice one
And to add that maybe you have to break the talismans to break that curse
@@DmadPsI agree but she uses the polaroid camera a lot and time is no issue in this place as we know
Yea breaking the music box didn’t do anything but release the Cicadas into the town.
How come no ones talking about how Jim foolishly stood there to challenge an old man that literally came out of nowhere, in a town that's as fucked up as this one, instead of grabbing his kid and getting outta there.
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Thanks y'all.
probably didn't see a point given this dude can teleport.
Seeing smiley runs I don't think this old man can't run plus the fact that he can come out during daytime makes him "Ahead" than those creatures who walks while smiling
@@FlorynJones-nd3lhthis shit is scary😭😭😭
theres a theory that julie his kid is going back in time, or changing the story, listen to what she said "changing the story" "dad you have to run now" and she looked completely different
As much as everyone hates Jim you can’t say he isn’t a noble man. Takes real heart to put yourself between the literal devil and your daughter.
Jim trying to fight a weird, creepy looking man, he’s never seen before, in the woods, who has rotting teeth and black eyes is just classic Jim. I’d have booked it out of there. Maybe MIY is a crossroads demon, giving out deals in exchange for the souls of children.
The ppl in Fromsville can’t catch a break can they. The leader of the night monsters, Smiley, is back. We’ve got the music box monster, Kimono Lady & now MIY. All the BIW does is speak in riddles.
Idk if I'd consider smiley their leader, but fair points on the rest!
@@jasonking971yeah at no point is smiley being the leader of the monsters even hinted at
@@JohnSmith-mj7cz hes not their leader in giving orders but he is probably like a 'captain' considering they seem to follow or hurdle around him
Ethan wearing yellow a lot is a great catch. I never noticed it before, but you're right.
The Man in Yellow (MIY) could be a time traveler like Julie. He travels back in time to influence events so that a particular outcome is achieved. The Boy in White (BIW) is his counterpart - both time travelers (StoryWalkers) trying to influence/direct the way the story is written. That is how they know events before they happen
This theory doesn't explain how the MIY is super strong though.
@ArvinDelRosario You are right. I have no idea how or why he is super strong, just like I have no idea why the monsters are super strong. Any theories on why or how they became super strong? As far as I know, the reward for sacrificing their children was to get immortality and not super strength.
The first thing that came to my mind when Jim died, that the man in yellow is Jim himself from the future, and that he is trying to change something by killing a younger version of himself. Might sound far fetched but you don't usually see a main character getting killed without a long dramatic scene.
@@marttiv4933that would turn out paradoxical. If he kills his younger self, there would be no older Jim to kill his younger self.
This doesn’t make very much sense. If he’s a story walker he shouldn’t be able to change anything and if he can it seems like more than just influencing what happens. He can travel to points in time and eliminate whoever he wants.
its hector salamanca
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@danieln.2590 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What if the place boyd went to is where the man in yellow was. And when he left he left for Jim and that’s why Martin said “hurry before he comes back” indicating that someone a “man” was originally there but left temporarily.
good theory
he literally says this in the video did you even watch
@@ralfgustav982this is literally said in the video did you even watcg
Definitely not. Martin was talkign about the music box entity. Thats a different entity
I could see this! Also Martin told Julie to get tf out as she wasn't safe. I know there's the music box entity, but I could see the MIY. Speaking of, why didn't he kill her? The MIY had a golden opportunity to off her as well but he doesn't take it.
Something future Julie says to Jim is a potential clue. She tells Jim to run to town. The idea that Jim would be safe in town or that he can escape the man in yellow by running is interesting in the context of what we know of the creatures. They seem to be weaker and more limited versions of the man in yellow. It could be that he is the demon who tempted the townspeople to sacrifice the children. Or, it could be that the man in yellow was the one who did the killing of the children and is the high priest/shaman of the original village and thus he became the right hand to the demon. In either case, he clearly is more than human and we have evidence to suggest he does not age.
One more interesting takeaway is the passage of time in the town. They seemed to be in a protracted fall season before the introduction of Jade and Tabitha. Victor had been around for decades and I seem to remember that he mentioned things had never changed like this before. The resumption of the passage of time seems to have an effect on the supernatural beings like the boy in white. The tattering of the clothes and the aging of the man in yellow could be a function of the resumption of time. This helps to explain why the man in yellow is angered by the digging of the hole and Jade/Tabitha regaining their prior lives memories. If the immortality depends on stagnation, then the passage of time is a threat to the evils survival.
P.S does anyone else think that if they save the children then the end of the series will essentially be the towns people living the lives they would have lived but for the tree in the road? I could see Boyd with Abbie and Ellis on the boat. Thomas might not have died or if he does die then the family is in the RV but never gets pulled off road. Donna gets her sister back, and all the people who died in Fromsville return to life (Kenny’s parents, Sarah’s brother, the people who died on the bus, ect..)
great theory but I would like to know this... if the MIY is so angered by the fact that tabatha dug the hole why doesn't he directly pay her a visit or likely, if jade and tabatha are the chosen ones, bro could easily obliterate them every time they get reincarnated to the town as he doesn't work with time clearly.
I think the end of the series will be Boyd and various characters taking a boat out of the town, as it floods, and the song "If I had a boat" will be playing as they head off
You statement about the people that died returning could happen since father Khatri and the bartender can speak to jade and Boyd.
@@mathdrivensocietyHe can’t control her coming back to life, so he chose to kill Jim which would hurt her and possibly neutralize her, at least in her current life. She mentioned she knew Jim was there to take care of the kids which left her free to look for answers and possibly save the children. Now that Jim is gone she might be inclined to stop.
@@mathdrivensociety I feel like the Man in Yellow was somehow released by Jade playing the song. Prior to that perhaps he was limited in what he could do.
Why do people insist there is a good entity? Nothing has been freely giving unless there are sacrifices. The boy in white is on the Merry go round "plays" with young Victor while the town is all but massacred. Kenny's mother tortured and killed in front of Boyd they then they get food to survive. The children give Jade and Tabitha their "memories." The Jim gets his throat ripped out. I can go on and on. Even if the "good" entity is helping it knows the consequences of push back by the evil entity. Can we really call it good?
Maybe that’s why the boy in white told Victor that they have to figure it out by themselves because he knows it’s consequences for knowledge
I do wonder because he saved Boyd during season 1 finally
The boy in white and them creepy children. Are the only good entities in town. But they don’t interact with everyone.
because the boy in white throws tabby in the real woeld.
vou falar em português brasileiro, vocês podem traduzir igual eu faço:
P.S: tem duas entidades ali e nenhuma delas tem boas intenções, parece que uma ta duelando, batalhando arduamente entre si.. e usam todos que estão presos, como fantoches tele controlados.
se eles ajudam uma das partes contra a outra, sempre terão fim trágico, pois ambas são fay nórdicas e são malignas.
This show has made me to use my brain a lot trying to figure things out 😂
The final ep of s3 was a bang with introduction of this guy i spent whole night researching on this ep
We know Jim doesn't ever listen to anyone, Julie should have just gotten his attention and run away from him, telling her that Ethan is hurt and needs help (or something like that). Since she's from the future, she should have had time to come up with a better plan to save him.
The cave drawing you showed is the monster rebirths. It’s an exact mirror image of Smiley’s rebirth. Once you see it, there is no unseeing it.
The theory I absolutely love is that he could be boy in white father, also love the video was wanting more haha
Never heard that theory tbh...u could be onto something there 🤔
I thought the same thing
Yeah i don’t think it’s Ethan. He wouldn’t call his dad Jim. Also, I was thinking that the boy in white is Thomas.
I think they’re brothers the MIY in BIW.
or a corrupted boy in white, remember he was aging to a teenager.
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Hastur! The Yellow King! Featured in so many fictional titles
I 100% agree with this! I also think the BIW is an eldritch creature that he's holding captive.
FINALLY.....!! i saw him and literally yelled at the damn screen that it was the king in yellow. it also matches up when you see the character has no patent. is all about information and secrets. the town also seems as if it is cycling a play with the same characters being played by different actors like tabitha and jade.
Actually best theory I've heard about the show so far. Cosmic horror would be an amazing plot.
It would definitely fit what's going on in the show, pretty much everything they try to do ends up in failure and/or madness.
Everything so far has loosely tied into a "story." It is safe to assume Julie is a story walker. With that, the towns people find Jim dead but don't know how or when he died. That's why Julie comes back from the future to try to find how and when her Dad dies. That's why she said "I think this is where it happens." She also looks noticeably surprised by the man in yellow which makes me think he doesn't show up again for the town and is only in this one scene/part.
Interesting Theory!
I think this theory is spot on. That really would explain so many things wow
Bruh are y’all just repeating what the videos saying
This is a well written show. Not sure where it's going but its well written.
It's really not. I can't stand that people keep saying this.
@@tmanharp yeah yeah, we know you would do it better, and ofc youre the one who wrote lotr or smh and now youre telling everybody how bad the script is cuz you would do it way better in just a week lmao
@@tmanharpi had the impression that is good written in season 1. Now i know its not. This show is gonna have an anticlimactic end. They made it to complicated.
pacing is so bad
It's definitely not good. I would never sit in front of my TV and watch it. But it's just one of things that I put on my second monitor when editing photos. The whole stretching it out and mystery on top off mystery and characters reacting unrealistic or the actual quality of the acting.... makes it all feel extremely artificial and forced and "I'm watching a low budget show that wants me to keep watching" instead of an actual interesting series.
The Mabuse start up screen on the defibrillator is coloured yellow, kind of interesting seeing as it's a piece of equipment that discharges electrical shocks
He was just trying to find George.
He lost his hat.
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don't worry he'll float too
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Which George now both were curious George's lmao
The police woman who won’t change out of her uniform might be some story telling thing about her wanting to be different and not being able to accept change, I guess her uniform is the only thing separating her from those who gave up on searching
Yes and she has been here for only 3 or 4 day, the autress exolained it on instagram stories
That uniform must smell like 💩
@@pauldavis5665 👀it’s been 1 week🤣I don’t think so
Oooooor the uniform is just clearly new looking while what the townfolk already have looks very worn out/tattered. Honestly I would be wearing the uniform too if I were her lol
I have a theory about Eloise. While escaping from the root cellar, she managed to get into the tree and escape to the real world. She sought help from adults, telling them what she had experienced, but no one believed the little girl's words and she was considered mentally ill. When she grew up, she became the author of the book that Ethan read.
Shut up! I had that same theory!!!!!!
Awesome theory
She could possibly be alive, Victor said he buried her but if I remember right he said it was just pieces of her, so it may have been someone else.
@@Lugh444 exacly, thats why i wonder if she is alive and where
Boyd met Martin in the tower and got infected with the worms. Then the worms bile killed Smiley. when Boyd touched him. Later on Boyd gave Ellis a blood transfusion after the death of Smiley. Ellis then impregnated Fatima after the blood transfusion and now we just saw Fatima give birth to Smiley. The entire cycle of death and rebirth was all triggered by Martin in the tower.
I don't think that's the case. When Boyd had to give blood to Ellis for surgery,he got rid of the worms inside of him by killing smiley. Boyd's blood was pure after that. Another thing is that the monsters sacrificed their own children in the past so that they could live forever. Meaning, they had to be revived somehow, and what the series shows is that they get revived by a real person being pregnant. I don't know exactly why it had to be Fatima, maybe it's going to be explained in season 4, but if I had to guess, I'd say the person to give birth is a random woman. Fatima never had voices in her head or anything like that, and I'd say that would be the only reason a person can get chosen for the pregnancy
He’s a Hastur archetype. The Yellow King in HP Lovecraft is known to be the most open to followers sharing knowledge and gifts with followers.
I thought when I first saw the guy in yellow come out in the daylight and he made a comment about the violin playing my first thought was that him playing that song on the violin did something where the creatures can come out in the daytime.
Man istg I was so scared the whole season that breaking the tottams in other village will cancel the effects of stones or make monsters stronger so I had the same thoughts
I think he's different then them. He never transforms when he attacks the way the creatures do when they attack. I think the violin playing either summoned him or caught his attention and he came to see who was playing and what was going on.
I'm probably way off but I also noticed that Boyd wears a yellow shirt off and on under that black jacket he wears. I never noticed it until you said it but Ethan does wear yellow a lot as well.
Cassilda's Song (The Repairer of Reputations) from the King in Yellow has a line that sticks out to me after Jim got his throat ripped out, "Song of my soul: my voice is dead."
I'm still wondering why they made what seemed like such a big deal about Ethan using the bathroom. Felt like there was a reason for that, but not shown why yet.
RIGHT?! They lingered on that small act for a bit.
It's called pointless filler to pad out the run time. Unfortunately, this show is full of it
What timestamp is this? I font remember it
@@CandaceSchelandI believe it's from Ep9 / Part 1 where they're having a family meal right before Boyd calls the search meeting. Ethan gets up from the booth and the rest of the family looks all crazy at each other
Something about Ethan, dunno what it is but he is a force in this show
Such a low screen time but made such an impression on everyone, everything, his presence, facial expressions were on point, great actor
He is the Yellow King from HP Lovecraft universe, all data points we have saw in the show are going to that direction. (Alternate reality with nightmare creatures, the Signs and symbols trough the show, a literal guy with a Yellow jacket being evil, etc.)
… and so many facts pointing to Stephen King (Tabitha, Randall, Maine, Lighthouse,…). Seems like the authors combine the two kings of horror. Would love to see them breaking the fourth wall by putting Stephen King in the story somehow. Wouldn‘t be the first time for him.
yeah! this show gives off that hp lovecraft and stephen king touch.
So how u think they'll be able to leave?
I noticed that when Smiley is reborn and rips out of the red membrane that membrane at that moment looks a lot like the red "spider" drawn on the cave wall.
The red smiley hatching was the red squid monster in the cave drawings 3:58
nah that would be too lame
It was just the symbol not Smiley himself. It just means rebirth to them.
@@Zikkar correct
That's what I thought! It may not be Smiley, but the rebirth of the monsters in general. It may depict a process.
Curious George’s dad?
Man in the big yellow Hat
I think you have solved it !!!!
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Who is George
I think the Red Monster in the cave drawing could be a depiction of the Birth / Regrowth sequence.
i agree! my opinion~smileys rebirth, you can kind of see a smile were the mouth is on the rock painting
@@brandir1927 Confirmed in a recent interview with the writers on Eman movie reviews channel. 😃
It's the future Randall. The monsters said 'he's ours now' when the ambulanse came to the town.
That’s deep
Holy shit I can totally see that happening
He's not because his mouth has deep stitches
@@sunnyy9455i could tell you watch movie without looking for clues
Where are the scars then?
Lake of tears mentioned in episode one by Julie in the RV
Jim needs to learn to tap into the "flight" of his fight or flight response. He always fights. When Boyd warned him about not opening the door to the RV at season 1, when Victor pointed a gun at him and Jim kept coming, and here. Now he sees what recklessness does.
Great 👍😃. Now come in my room
I must admit that " king in yellow" theory is a good one, alot match up. Its prob like you say a few things pulled together the way Game of Thrones was kinda.
Very high probability that this “world” is a manifestation of the “child”: the boy in white, Victor, and now Ethan.
It would also mean that they probably have the key to ending it, which is why the monsters want Sara to kill the boy
Awesome video! I am on the Ethan train too. The BIW chose both Victor and Ethan. I believe BIW protected Victor and also may have saved Ethan in the RV when he arrived and almost died. MIY also came out of the RV when he attacked Jim!! I think Ethan will be like Victor but evil. He also told Julie she can't change the story and that's the same logic MIY used.
I really hope Acosta doesn’t pull an Andrea from The Walking Dead. Always refusing to take that uniform off and constantly whining about her gun-next thing you know, she'll be making the worst possible decisions and somehow blaming everyone else for them.
He's a crossroad demon that the original townspeople sacrificed their children too.
Yeh i agree, i had a similar theory myself
@Gully_Lethalz_165 this would make the town the crossroads. A place between worlds. I also think others in the town made sacrifices and got stuck there too. There's a goat on the poster for one of the seasons which could be for sacrifice.
@@TheJaymzizzle I often comment theorys but forget after or where I commented( I comment on alot diffrent channels) but wat I can remember is I thought maybe man in yellow is immortal but not same as monsters or story walker, cos in ep 10 Sarah sead something about saving boyds soul but shes already gave hers...so i think maybe the man yellow is like Sarah, he used to hear voices or see entity's, but instead of tryna surpress it like sarah the man embraced it, and eventually his soul was lost to the town which turned him evil and gave him sum powers and immortality similar to the monsters, but I don't know tbh 🤷🏾♂️😂Ur theory makes more sense to me
What i don't understand is...if the problem is people discovering too much, why the man in yellow kills jim and not tabitha/jade??
I believe it's also to destabilize both Julie and Tabitha
also tabitha/ jade would come back in a different form anyways and potentially/eventually remember where they left off. Where as Jim wouldn't and if Jim realized they died getting close to answers he probably wouldn't let it go, like the tower he tried to build.
because he isnt important to the timeline
Maybe he can't directly kill Jade or Tabitha. Something is preventing him from doing it. Only maybe the monsters can kill them.
Because those two are reincarnations and either he *can't* kill them or he figures it's pointless as eventually they'll just come back
The king in yellow thought hit me as soon as he appeared
The guy on the radio in season 1 sounds a whole lot like the man in yellow
He has been watching town 7 24 for sure... he is also most likely the one that informs the monsters of what sheriff screamed (you cant break me) and tell them all their info when that female monster said (we know all your names) he does not abide by the rules of monsters so makes me think he is the king of some sort...
@@ausar3852 It's clear he's a demon that has been given dominion over the town, by the sacrifice of the children. If that yoke is broken, he loses his power.
Not gonna lie definitely one of my favorite villian intros for tv shows .
Watching the like count go up while I'm here feels like a live concert-except instead of clapping, everyone’s just smashing the like button!
I think there are 4 possibilities:
1. He's a new entity that has some type of seniority over the monsters we have seen so far.
2. He's a Randall from the future. There is a reason why the Monsters didn't kill Randall. Maybe it's because he's the Man in Yellow. And I think the Cicada's are either a symbol or a clue.
3. He's actually the Boy in White, but aged up. As white clothes get older, they turn yellow. If you actually look at his yellow clothes, they look aged and worn.
4. Victor is the MIY. Could a young boy survive all by himself alone for that many years, even if the BIY was with him? And it's convenient that Victor has lost so many memories. It could be all an elaborate game by Victor/MIY
Of the 3, I think Randall is the most likely. Ethan being the Man in Yellow is very interesting. He sure seems to know stuff from out of nowhere (like that Julie is a Story-teller). If Julie can time travel, then he should be likely able to as well, so the MIY might an older version of him.
Very good!!
If the MIY is someone we already know it would explain why he doesn't also kill Julie! He still has *some* attachment to his old life.
season 1 episode 2, Ethan has a seizure after the RV Crash, where he says he saw the Lake Of Tears, (AKA A Vision) Just like when Julie went into the Ruins, Has a Seizure, then has a vision of the tunnels. (AKA Another Vision) They both have a superior significance to the Powers / Magic / Curse going on here. Not to mention as well, Tabby is Miranda - So Is Ethan / Julie Eloise / Victor? (MIY) Cant be Ethan, "Your wife shouldn't of dug that hole" Wouldn't he of chosen "Mom Shouldn't of.." I suspect Randal is MIY, Because I feel as if they turned him over to a demonic / monster so that they had a troop within enemy lines.(Trojan Horsed their asses)
dude, are you part of the writing crew in the show? that yellow king thing sounds so spot on it can't not be exactly what they are doing with this show.
Glad I'm not the only one to make the King in Yellow connection lmao
there are more Celtic references than anything Tree of Life (Crann Bethadh): These trees were portal to the spirit world. Aka Bottle Tree and tree in the road. Yellow represents Knowledge in Celtic lore. As than man in yellow says with knowledge there is sacrifices. I think we are seeing a twisted take on Celtic/Gaul folklore. There is even celtic/gaul runes in the cave Tabitha fell into.
I'm wondering if the red figure, painted on the cave wall, is just showing the Monsters being "born" and not the "big bad". Smiley looked an awful lot like that drawing/painting from behind, when he was shedding his monster-placenta.
The theory of this show relating to the yellow king and carcosa would be pretty crazy to me considering this and true detective are my two favorite shows.
Sarah's gangster style torture though 😲. I wanna see Sarah Vs. Creatures. 😂
did she rake out elgins eye with the screwdriver i didn't see it
I think Sara has taken Victor's words to heart. She is the scariest person in town, and knowing that most everyone hates her, I think she's decided to be the one to literally get her hands dirty when the situation calls for it now, because she has nothing left to lose for herself, but doesn't want others to lose themselves when she can take that burden from them.
There is a strange thing. The voice that pretends to be Thomas once helped the family by saying that Thabitha was in an ambulance. But in another episode he spoke to Jim in a mocking tone
The man in yellow can see what’s going on no matter what and he is a story teller. That’s probably why he’s trying to stop things from happening or changing. He could be an older Ethan or Victor - it seems they are the only ones who can tell stories in the town. He probably just wants power and total control. Of course I’m probably totally wrong. 😂😂😂 But there is a story telling element here that we haven’t figured out. WHO IS IN CONTROL OF THE STORY? That’s the key! 😊
I think that you are right.
I'm guessing the person who seems to be most in control of the story might be Ethan.
Jim deserves what he got. He never listens to anyone and that’s how he lived, so that’s how he got taken out. Glad the season picked up and we got to see some answers and actions. Excited for season 4.
Anyone remember Ethan wearing a yellow shirt in season 1 when Jim was talking on the radio and someone said "Your wife shouldn't have dug that hole"?
Imagine the yellow king from true detective being the character inspiration for the man in the yellow. Wild!!!!
Well he's not from true detective but yeah he's an obvious inspiration.
Yoooo, he’s the original yellow king for me!
What a show, what writing .
Russ Cole and Marty hart
@@fittestofthefittestprobably the best 1 season of all the series
him being the man in yellow makes the voices telling sara to kill him make sense ooooof
I wonder if Julie is the one who destroys the tower which is ruined in the present day (the one where they were all tied to the wall) . Maybe when she goes back in time at one point in the future she brings the tower down.
My theory is he and the kimono lady were the first to sacrifice their kid (the boy in white). They made the deal with the others to do the same. So they’re kinda like a cult.
I think the man in yellow is really the "King in yellow" which is a mysterious gothic lovecraftian like entity. The OG storry is 9 stories tht looseley tie into eachother & reflect aspects of FROM ive noticed. Not only tht it wpuld explain who & what this place is.....a space controled by a malicious mysterious entity. If u read the "king in yellow" u would notice alot of reflecting points from that a
Story and FROM. I think the writer's look inspired from that story and the man in yellow is really the KING IN YELLOW a powerful Lovecraft like entity
He’s the one who convinced the town people to do the ritual.
I thought the Red painting in the cave symbolizes the birthing process of the creatures. Looks like Smiley when he was reborn 💯
I did posted about the King in Yellow on two facebook groups. I'm glad more people are associating the character also
Sorry to break it to you, but the yellow suited man on the painting does not have a scar, if you look at the whole painting , you can see it is a line that crosses his face from the top to the bottom. There various white long lines that come seem to have been done after.
Sou do Brasil, não sei falar inglês, mas estou aqui acompanhando o vídeo apenas olhando as imagens kkkkk
sucesso aiii carinha
I play from in English with portugese subtitles for my brazilian gf
I think he is the father of victor . And in this show many characters are there future or past versions like something we seen in dark like that monster woman in basement who kidnapped Fatima is actually fatima's version of monster. Also the white boy is victors version
. Like how we seen in episode 10 that the monster girl was daughter of them .
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Y’all notice Jim be clueless but always find clues. It’s crazy
Is that freddy kruger's younger brother perhaps? 😂
next season we'll get the boy and white and the man in yellow playing chess.
Ugly ass yellow suit 😂😅
He wants to be Curious George owner so bad… “the man in the yellow hat” 😂😂😂😂
He looks more like "the man in the yellow suit" than the owner of George(forgot which movie that was though)
@MrCastr8 SNAPP!!! You took me back to elementary and his owner was rocking a yellow suit 🤣🤣🤣
Look like he colored it with a highlighter
SO CHEAP LOOKING
I think the melody might be what allowed the MIY to day walk. Also think it might allow the regular monsters to daywalk in that specific area too, which, if true, could explain the massacre when victor was a kid. Imagine everyone just going about their day during daylight, and the monsters show up out of nowhere, when they’re usually only out at night. Maybe that won’t happen this time around because Jim thought to take the precaution of playing it out in the woods instead of in town. There has to be a reason why Miranda was so secretive about the melody, putting the notes in code etc. It could very well be because it’s capable of evil as well as good…..the price for being able to see the children and remembering when they hear the melody could be the monsters temporarily being able to come out during the day.
doesn't the Red entity drawn in caves resembles the birth of Smiley when he stood up?...
When the characters arrive to From town it is autumn. We have Victors flashbacks from the time of the massacre which also suggests autumn. The massacre is timed closely to the date Miranda painted the pictures, so the painting about the man in yellow, on which he has dark hair and is younger. Now it is winter in From town and also the man in yellow has aged, has rotten teeth and grey hair.
Obviously the man in yellow is a pretty big problem because he walks in the daylight. From a narrative standpoint that usually should make him not a character that stays in the town or is a regular threat. Because he is too powerful, he would easily kill the townspeople. So the closest explanations seem: 1. He is a time walker just like Julie, only with more power. 2. He just manifested himself because he was summoned by the music, just like the children. Knowledge comes with a price, ying and yang. This may be the price Tabhita / Jade could summon the children and discover the reincarnation theory. Future Julie said that she thinks this could be where it happens before she sees the man in yellow. So Julie did not know how his father was killed then and there, maybe she did not know the perpetrator either. Although her being scared at the sight of the man in yellow implies that she knows that he is evil and dangerous. But there is a good chance that the man in yellow won't go directly to the town.
I thought the cave drawing represented the rebirth of smiley
I feel like im the only one who watches this show. Very underrated.
1:20 or Randall will be possessed/subsumed by the entity inhabiting the man in Yellow’s body…
I love your theories!!
I believe this place is hell. All this false sense of hope, just to end in failure. “Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.” I don’t know, I’m fucking high. Got work in 5hrs. 😂
Thanks you clarified few things I got confused by here lol great video I always firget previous important things in TV shows it's terrible lol
Yeah I have that same problem. One thing that helps are alot of shows have wikis so reading the articles on the characters and episodes helps. From has one but when I looked at it a month or 2 ago it wasn't very complete as I recall but that might have changed.
I don't get the whole "why Acosta hasn't changed out of her uniform" meme. Im sure she changes out of it when she sleeps. Then she puts it back on. Maybe she's trying to cling on to her life before getting stuck in town.
no, she wants to look dominating and in charge
@@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare if someone killed one of your friends are you going out of the way to hand her the communities' clothes?
Her character is "angry cop". She has zero personality traits outside of that. The writers think you will forget who she is if she's not always dressed like "angry cop"
@@timproc9355 they've already told her to change out of that uniform though
She deffiantly sleeps full uniform including gun 😅😂
Loved seeing the return of smiley 😅😅😅
Could it be possible that the man in yellow used to be young but since things have been changing in Fromland, he somehow got older? Just like the boy in white?
What a stupid comment
5:26 thats actually a great theory
The Man In Black's cousin
Omg how could I not see the king in yellow reference or whatever as someone who has rewatched true detective season one a couple of times
I'm betting it's Dr Mabuse
you see that head brace Victor's dad came to fromville in!?😯
@@justdennis8775 Ahhh.
He HAS to be a form of Mabuse. Why would the showrunners put little hints in, such as the stretcher in the ambulance with a "Mabuse" logo, and the paintings in Henry's basement that his wife painted of the Man in Yellow, along with paintings of what resembles Mabuse in folklore?
The very description of Mabuse is SO close to what is happening in From it's ridiculous to ignore.
Had a dream about the last episode last night. It was epic. All the main characters got super powers and started beating the dog s#!t out of the monsters 😅
This theory makes sooo much sense!!! And yay for DLVMUCH 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Is Ethan dead? Has that child been taken as a sacrifice to resurrect this man in yellow.
Remember it was Ethan who accompanied Julie to the ruins according to their conversation in the Diner. Only Julie came running back. Where is Ethan?
If you're talking about when Julie tried to save her father that's a different Julie than the one in the diner, most likely one from the future, Julie and Ethan are most likely still in the diner.
We should note that there have been changes in the "cycle" - just like what the Boy in White said to Viktor. Tabitha and Jade are learning by themselves, and that Boy might have seen the "progress" when letting things play out.
Theory: man in yellow is Randal from the future. If that drawing is Randal with the scar, and since its confirmed that julie can time travel.... we can assume randal can time travel too and they could have both time travelled from different futures
His yellow suite is indicative of the type of silk suits worn in the 1980s