spaciegirl wrote:I do still think she's acting weird too. I also think it's weird (and yes, annoying) that she'd take all of her stuffed animals with her.
I think she's acting fairly depressed myself. Also, given her personality and background, taking the stuffed animals with her makes sense.
Besides, Owen and Thor only showed up in this video as fanservice. An unbelievable number of posts asking about their fate showed up after the "On the Run" video. Fanservice, guys. They just worked it around Bree's personality, and it fits well.
Really, the majority of the video was fanservice, or answering questions that the fans have been asking. Look at what we got:
1) Revelation about the stuffed animals
2) Cute moment with Daniel (we all love those, right? I know I do)
3) Explanation about how the videos are getting uploaded
4) Explanation about why the kids haven't gone to the authorities
All that being the case, I think this was a really good video.
xrockette19x wrote:my point is that there have to be some police, or upper echelons of lawmakers/enforcers who watch out for corrupt cops. There must be some police Bree can go to, maybe in another county or something (where The Order isn't so prominent, I get the feeling they sort of gravitate towards each other), they are on the road after all. and yes, maybe some of those policemen who are also part of The Order actually do have consciences.
There's a few practical problems with what you suggest:
*Who's to know the difference between the corrupt cops and the ones that aren't?
*If there's a department for investigating corruption, who's to say that there aren't any members of the Order in there?
*Even if there is a department for investigating corruption, and none of the members of the Order are in there, unless some of the police force's officers are under suspicion for displaying corruption previously, it's unlikely that they're going to be able to make any kind of determination about which ones are untrustworthy. That also brings up the question of how likely cops who are in the Order are to have displayed corruption previously. Just because their loyalty might ultimately be to the Order, that doesn't mean they've ever done anything suspicious before
*If you went to a department like this, you'd better have something for them to go on. "My parents got kidnapped but look like they're going entirely of their own free will, and, no, I don't have any evidence that they were taken against their will but my word... and, no, I don't have any evidence that some of your cops might be untrustwrothy but my word..." isn't going to fly very well. They'd have you dragged outside for wasting their time
*The Creators obviously don't want to take this in the police direction anyway. Probably the biggest reason why it doesn't work. Any number of explanations could be conceived to keep them out if the Creators don't want them in
xrockette19x wrote:true...creepy...i guess that's the point. i guess just in my opinion, bree and daniel are fighting a losing battle. i don't know how much money her parents left for her, but it can't last forever. sooner or later, the deacons are going to find them, and do they have a plan? it doesn't seem like bree and daniel are the most stealth or crafty people out there. daniel has issues with leaving evidence everywhere he goes, and bree can't even sneak out of her house to go to a party without getting caught. i think the only option is for bree to not be 'eligible' for the ceremony anymore. her and daniel will just have to have some sleazy motel room sex. not really. unless, you know, that is what needs to be done. classy.
That would be the most simple thing. I think it would be pretty ironic -- and sensible, really -- if that's the way it ends up going.
It would also leave the Creators with a believable, yet interesting way to end this. Instead of Bree and Daniel having some climactic showdown with the Order that defies logic and the style of the series, the Order just gives up when they find out what happened and they don't want her anymore.
Instead of two teenagers going against all odds and reason to successfully defeat an organization that might be ancient and have thousands of members, some of which are in high public offices, they just get left alone. They don't take the Order down. Really, how realistic would that be? They just get to be left alone, and the Order goes on. I think it would allow the series to end on a high point, but also a realistic bittersweet one.
For those with a personal investment in Bree and Daniel's characters, they don't have to be disappointed. At the same time, the series ends in a realistic fashion, while making a point about how difficult it would be to change something like the Order. Will it ever be brought down? Maybe. But Bree and Daniel won't be the ones to do it. For them, it's just enough that they get to be left alone.
Of course, it has to be explained why the Order's gone to all this trouble over her, but once that's done, it would be simple enough to have her and Daniel undo that purity vow thing.
shockshock wrote:It's been annoying me that bree was just about to say something before she said 'grumpy'
"daniel doesn't want to go swimming because...."
then he leaves and she says grumpy, i don't think thats what she was about to say.
maybe he just can't swim.
Before she stopped, she said "because he
was...." "Can't swim" wouldn't follow that. "Unable to swim" wouldn't either. I think she intended to say "grumpy" and just paused because there he was displaying that grumpiness, and it made her feel uncomfortable.
DavetheAvatar wrote:4. Daniel Can't Swim - If he can't, who's willing to bet that at some point, Bree and Daniel will have to swim for freedom from the Order and Daniel gets caught? This could also explain point 2. He could just have been embarrassed.
Point 2 (Daniel being grumpy) was explained by the fact that he's annoyed they can't go to the police.
DavetheAvatar wrote:7. Gemma - How long are the Order going to allow Gemma to tells us the secrets? She's in danger of being "silenced" or maybe she's working with them? It's rather coincidental that as soon as the Order had problems with Bree, and old friend shows up. I'm thinking that she was called in to stop Bree or convince her to trust her by seeming opposed to the order e.g "They Disapeared."
How could it have possibly helped the Order to have someone that Bree might believe practically tell her to run away from them as fast as she could? It's not like Gemma's close enough to affect Bree with anything but words, and so far all of those words would have been harmful to the Order if Bree listened.
But it is a good question about how long they're going to let Gemma keep undermining them. Even if they don't have any influence where she lives (which would make sense; why move away from them to a city where they have influence?), you'd think they could send someone to find her.