Lonelygirl15

the 3 circled things are negative space in that picture. the top 2 circles are the white around the head, the one further down to the right is the space between his head and hand.

look as the large black spot directly in the top middle of the pic to orient yourself. sliding down on the right then ...

i hadn't seen this mentioned anywhere else, but when bree is talking about her play, she refers to a part in which "she was arguing with her teacher."

since we know that this was a religious play, what religions out there have to do with breaking away from a teacher? i imagine this implies that ...

its baphomet.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baphomet

scroll down a bit to the picture, looks like the same one to me.

crowley connection.

one a gain, may be unrelated, but the word "canibal" is derived from "canis." the romans, upon discovering islands populated with wild dogs, also found that the inhabitants to those islands ate people. as they named the island "canis" island, the flesh eating inhabitants were canibals.

it was the ...

well, i think we need to establish whether the things left around are clues to be taken out of context, or whether things must be left in context.

out of context, yes it's a picture of crowley, and that could be a clue.

in context, its a picture of crowley in bree's room that has been directly ...

you're definly onto something here. the fact that she used to "walk around the track" with her suggests a cycle, or orbit. and the bag dropping in the water is certainly reminiscent of the myth.

what i'm sort of wondering is whether bree's parents are part of a dionysus cult, and the ritual is ...

i thought about the EB thing too, but the picture of crowley does sorta shoot that down. everything else makes sense though. Daniel does make sense, as he said he went to the religious camp. so he may not be EB, but he's not an outcast from the church.

but, as you said, Thelema would in fact ...