Lonelygirl15

Please place interpretations of the 'When' anagram here.

WHEN:
ELEVEN DAYS UNTIL MY FATE
MEETS ME JUST INSIDE THE GATE
NOT MUCH TIME FOR YOU TO TRAIN
STILL YOU BICKER AND COMPLAIN.
HE'LL TAKE IT WITH A SINGLE PHRASE:
ELEVEN DAYS, ELEVEN DAYS

October 12th yeah?

October 12, when her fate will meet her inside the gate?

I didn't pick up any of the drops (seeing as they're thousands of miles away) Is there a gate in that park? is 'gate' a symbolic thing, like, the beginning?

Edit: IMHO i think that the 'gate' line and the 'phrase' line are the two most important parts of this poem. I also think that there must be clues to them in the pictures posted or in the previous vids...

I think she is referring to the bickering we so often do with each other on this board. I mean, we don't all do it, but a lot does go on because people interpret what someone said the wrong way...I think the overall meaning is, once again...work together.

NOT MUCH TIME FOR YOU TO TRAIN
STILL YOU BICKER AND COMPLAIN.

These lines bother me. The second person keeps switching around. In "not much time for you to train", the 2nd person seems to refer to Bree. (She's been training all this time) But Bree hasn't been bickering and complaining about it. "You" in that line seems to refer to us. Unless we're supposed to be reading John Dee and doing hatha yoga too.

Edit: Oh, wait, nevermind, Bree did complain a little.

"He'll take it with a single phrase" really bothers me, there must be something to that...

randomtrickpony wrote:I think she is referring to the bickering we so often do with each other on this board. I mean, we don't all do it, but a lot does go on because people interpret what someone said the wrong way...I think the overall meaning is, once again...work together.

I agree, that's why I was so adamant that "The house Divided" in the last poem was US.

Yes, she complained quite a bit about memorization and the like.

Sfonzarelli wrote:

NOT MUCH TIME FOR YOU TO TRAIN
STILL YOU BICKER AND COMPLAIN.

These lines bother me. The second person keeps switching around. In "not much time for you to train", the 2nd person seems to refer to Bree. (She's been training all this time) But Bree hasn't been bickering and complaining about it. "You" in that line seems to refer to us. Unless we're supposed to be reading John Dee and doing hatha yoga too.

Edit: Oh, wait, nevermind, Bree did complain a little.

I was thinking that there's not much time for US to train....as in get ready.

Luv2Luvem wrote:

randomtrickpony wrote:I think she is referring to the bickering we so often do with each other on this board. I mean, we don't all do it, but a lot does go on because people interpret what someone said the wrong way...I think the overall meaning is, once again...work together.

I agree, that's why I was so adamant that "The house Divided" in the last poem was US.

Oddly enough...though I never posted my poem summary...that's what I thought to.

Being an english minor...the tense changes she has created so far make me think she's not one person...

The tenses are wierd everywhere. In the WHAT she's talking in the third person but in WHEN she says:

ELEVEN DAYS UNTIL MY FATE
MEETS ME JUST INSIDE THE GATE

toadlguy wrote:The tenses are wierd everywhere. In the WHAT she's talking in the third person but in WHEN she says:

ELEVEN DAYS UNTIL MY FATE
MEETS ME JUST INSIDE THE GATE

Lends credibility to Bree and Cassie being the same person

Could it be, then, that the person who dropped the bag off the cliff was Bree...possessed by Cassie...? In which case the tense changes would work, if we figure this.

That always kinda bothered me, because ghosts can't move things like that on their own.

We don't know that cassie isn't dead, and there are strong arguments that she is alive.

possesion hmm??...well then she could posses bree and help her...maybe cassie's fate will be sealed with the cerimony and she will burn in hell???