Lonelygirl15

I think this video is to fool the order into thinking Bree actually wants to do the ceremony.
Jonas is pretending that they're at his house and there is no plan at all, that Bree is doing the ceremony and that she doesn't want to call the police.
But where is Bree? I don't think she's in the house, and that she's up to something. Something that does not include doing ceremonies.
Do you think there is a plan?

I am really hoping that this video was done to throw the order off. I am hoping that they really have a plan and that bree isn't just giving in. Maybe you are right. Maybe this video was done to make the order think that they don't have a plan and to throw them off. At least I hope that is the case, and they really aren't going in blind.

What are you doin? Don't tip the Order off on the grand scheme! You know they read this forum and will now know whats going on!

I know, sorry

I bet they do have a plan. I mean c'mon, Bree's a really intelligent girl, right?

yes except when she's a stupid girl

Lol true. But I mean, if you found out your best friend in the whole world got captured wouldn't you start schemeing something? I know I would have to just about kick anyones ass that got in my way...And I think Bree is ready to finally start fighting back.

True, they have Daniel, she has no chise but to do SOMETHING (and I'm sure she will)

i like that idea. i would hate for bree to just give up, especially after she's been running for so long, i mean, op's not going to be happy with her.

*slinks out of the shadows for a random thought*

Like most of what I post the following is a random meandering thought that has made its way onto my screen.

What if the point of the whole thing is that Bree does give in...

Now before the flames begin... hear me out.

In all great forms of dramatic entertainment there are points when a beloved character acts against the best interest of themselves and does something that is for the greater good or the good of another.

One of the most powerful emotional charges one can feel is when witnessing a true act of self sacrifice for another. These are the moments one remembers from books and films. The moments that just the memory of them stir great emotion. I do not refer just to the sacrifice of body but of something that holds meaning.

There are so many examples of this one could post to illustrate what I mean. However I am sure you all think of one so I will not flood this post with any.

The point I am trying (with way too much verbiage) to make is this.

Bree giving her self up to the Order to save Daniel will show, finally, the act of a truly adult individual. She is willing to go through with something, who's effect is unknown, for someone she cares very deeply about. She is growing up.

Now do I believe that this would mean the end of Bree? Hardly. Although I still very strongly believe that she is being "prepared" for a ceremony that will involve blood shed on her part with the intent to end her life. I do not see it coming that far.

Just because she turns herself over to the Order does not mean the ceremony will be right away. I can see a break in videos from Bree and a focus on the guys in an attempt to free her before the ceremony is completed.

But enough of my ramblings for now. Please share your thoughts I am most interested.

*fades to black*

tenshiakui, I think I understand. Thanks for that theory

tenshiakui wrote:*slinks out of the shadows for a random thought*

Like most of what I post the following is a random meandering thought that has made its way onto my screen.

What if the point of the whole thing is that Bree does give in...

Now before the flames begin... hear me out.

In all great forms of dramatic entertainment there are points when a beloved character acts against the best interest of themselves and does something that is for the greater good or the good of another.

One of the most powerful emotional charges one can feel is when witnessing a true act of self sacrifice for another. These are the moments one remembers from books and films. The moments that just the memory of them stir great emotion. I do not refer just to the sacrifice of body but of something that holds meaning.

There are so many examples of this one could post to illustrate what I mean. However I am sure you all think of one so I will not flood this post with any.

The point I am trying (with way too much verbiage) to make is this.

Bree giving her self up to the Order to save Daniel will show, finally, the act of a truly adult individual. She is willing to go through with something, who's effect is unknown, for someone she cares very deeply about. She is growing up.

Now do I believe that this would mean the end of Bree? Hardly. Although I still very strongly believe that she is being "prepared" for a ceremony that will involve blood shed on her part with the intent to end her life. I do not see it coming that far.

Just because she turns herself over to the Order does not mean the ceremony will be right away. I can see a break in videos from Bree and a focus on the guys in an attempt to free her before the ceremony is completed.

But enough of my ramblings for now. Please share your thoughts I am most interested.

*fades to black*

well, when you say it like that, i kinda hope she does do the ceremony. and then we'ld finally know what the ceremony is!

I definately think Bree has a plan..I don't know where she was in the video, but I know the video she posted before that--she wasn't anywhere in a house. I remember wondering moreso who was holding the camera for her.

Backspace that's a good point, maybe Jonas and Bree has been separeted for a while

nobackspacebutton wrote:I definately think Bree has a plan..I don't know where she was in the video, but I know the video she posted before that--she wasn't anywhere in a house. I remember wondering moreso who was holding the camera for her.

Most likely no one was holding it. You don't get that kind of steady shot when someone's holding the camera (refer, for instance, to "Date With P. Monkey" where we can actually see the camerman's reflection in her sunglasses; the shot was wobbly), so it was sitting on a tripod or something else.