Lonelygirl15

Nevermind. We're all going nuts.

And here's the blue shirt guy (just for reference) you all were mentioning:

There has got to be something of more substance than just "Well, I went to the movies today. I'm worried about my parents."

I don't see anything in the reflections either. But I agree with Flautapantera, we were shown those reflections for a reason.


This isn't helpful at all I realize. So I'm gonna keep looking.

Flautapantera wrote:I think I'm creating the illusion that I see a figure in this screenshot, but it doesn't hurt to post it. So no flaming!

it looks like a ghost did u play with that on photoshop?

OMG that dude in the blue shirt could be that Jonas fella!

generalization wrote:Just beyond the fountain... Was there a man in a black suit back there in the shadows?

In the jerky portion I see a lot of silouets of people and then she turns away from going that direction. It's real jerky so I can't tell for sure but at least a couple times it looks like people in suits in shadowy areas. I could just be crazy though.

i dont see it

I think I see it... But it might be just because it was on my mind

Bree says about P Monkey that 'He never wears fur,' and then you see this :

generalization wrote:]Just beyond the fountain... Was there a man in a black suit back there in the shadows?

In the jerky portion I see a lot of silouets of people and then she turns away from going that direction. It's real jerky so I can't tell for sure but at least a couple times it looks like people in suits in shadowy areas. I could just be crazy though.

It's the space between the columns.

TheChessboardWoman wrote:Bree says about P Monkey that 'He never wears fur,' and then you see this :

n theres a guy in a suit on the left of the poster

well thats a sensible this to do the order don't know where you are so make a video showing loads of background stuff to give them more to work with to find out were you are

TheChessboardWoman wrote:

generalization wrote:]Just beyond the fountain... Was there a man in a black suit back there in the shadows?

In the jerky portion I see a lot of silouets of people and then she turns away from going that direction. It's real jerky so I can't tell for sure but at least a couple times it looks like people in suits in shadowy areas. I could just be crazy though.

It's the space between the columns.

You're right, ChessboardWoman, but just for clarification:



There doesn't seem to be a plausible way that could be a watcher. Look how rail thin (and tall) they would have to be.

TheChessboardWoman wrote:Bree says about P Monkey that 'He never wears fur,' and then you see this :

It's R Rated, Bree and Purple Monkey wouldn't get in to see it...and it's not a long film about war...I dunno what that film is yet...whats on in the US boxoffice? I'm in the UK.

PushedButton wrote:It's R Rated, Bree and Purple Monkey wouldn't get in to see it...and it's not a long film about war...I dunno what that film is yet...whats on in the US boxoffice? I'm in the UK.

"Flags of Our Fathers" is pretty recent...

Fur: An Imaginary Portrait of Diane Arbus (also known as Fur) is a 2006 film starring Nicole Kidman, as American photographer Diane Arbus.

Considered one of the major American photographers of the 20th century, Arbus was widely known for her strange, disturbing images. She ended her own life in 1971.

Steven Shainberg directs the film from a screenplay by Erin Cressida Wilson. The script is adapted from Patricia Bosworth's book Diane Arbus: A Biography, but (as its name implies) the film is not meant to be an accurate biography.

Thats what I got from wikipedia.