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- What happened to the $250,000 that wasn't burned up my Malcolm?
The money won't be important, just the reason Uncle Marty was protecting Henry; a pay off. Bags of money look cool -same reason, Malcolm kept the blood stained money on top even when counting and resorting it.

- Just what did Uncle Marty want $50,000 to keep quiet about?
Hush money about one of Wellington's schemes. yeah, notice the contradiction with the above -two plot devices that weren't really thought out, just a movie cliche.

- How did the groomsmen so conveniently find Hunter's boat?
plot device, convenience

- Why did Richard or someone else check out the old issues of the Globe?
lazy, suspicious behavior for a red herring suspect

- Just how was Katherine killed so up close to the wall or Beth taken with no one hearing a thing?
Because it's a cinematic scary reveal; Beth is taken because it's an easy plot device -like Chloe from the chapel.

- Who killed Cousin Ben Wellington?
Won't be explained -either Henry or Super Killer Wakefield. Just a fantastic death scene to hook viewers; most likely won't be explained in the aftermath/James Bond villian explaination while chasing Abby and Trish.

- Why were some bodies hung or placed for display and other's just disappeared?
No rhyme or reason -again, just when they thought it would be a cinematic chill. Won't be explained.

- Were the "spirits" really just Madison's nickname for Wakefield?
AHA! This is a doozie. Won't be explained? Wakefield told Madison to say these thing -they've set that up as always an easy out, huh? Not enough hints to the supernatural have been peppered through this though -that all stopped with the pyshic. Chuck it up to the writer(s) throwing in everything but the kitchen sink... ah, hell throw in the sink too. (Next episode expect a killer shark to attack when Shea and Madison are on the motor boat)

- Who unlocked JD out of the pantry and who shot the Deputy so he could escape from jail?
The spirits. Woooooo! Wakefield, he's a mastermind. Most likely won't be alluded to again.

- What is the meaning of the Ave Maria phone calls?
The writers only know classical music 101, and it's good plot device. It's allllllll about Abby.

- Why did Maggie assume she was safe when everyone else was scared?
Plot device. Need a surprise death and the easiest writing to do -guess they could have had her check the basement.

- Did Booth really shoot himself or did Wakefield or someone else follow him and kill him for the money?
Shot himself. Will never be mentioned again. Writers thought this was really clever and ironic.

- Why the ink in Kelly's eyes? Dramatic commentary like Brandy playing on the jukebox?
Brandy purely atmosphere, or a subtle wink to the audience after the fact by the writers. The RED INK though, will be brought up; it's their Twin Peaks/CSI moment -expect to groan at the two sentence explaination though.

- Where is Julia? Where is Gigi?
Julia I'd like to see again, just to show up and say, "What the fuck is going on?" Or knock Henry over the head with a shovel while he's chasing Abby. That fucking dog WILL make a return after the horror is all over -expect Madison to be clutching it while riding the boat.

- Why did Wakefield let Jimmy live (MULTIPLE TIMES) when he so easily killed others?
Giant plot device, and with Chloe mentioning it, a means for red herring until the final kickout.

- Why does Henry have that creepy, "I'm Wakefield's kid who's also a psychokiller so watch out" stare all the time?
It's the actor completely. If you think that's creepy, wait until Christopher Gordon really gives his intended creep face- expect him to knock someone out/kill someone with Abby confused; his back to her. Slow tracking shot, panning up to his body turning around to face her and an over the top devilish smirk.

- Who is the screaming man in the Week 2 trailer they showed us. (Is he under the Native American burial grounds that Jimmy used to take Abby?)
John Wakefield/killer/spirit stand-in when the 15min pilot was filmed to sell it to CBS.

- Why can't any of these people shoot a gun and why doesn't Wakefield fear a gun other than the fact that the actor must have read the next page in the script and KNno he didn't die?
Major plot device of convenience. I get this and understand it, but gosh just a little more tweaking with the script to make it smarter. Adam (Cal) was pretty good at selling it though that you didn't notice the magic trick of horror movie cliche.

For Harper's Globe fans --

- Who is this random dead person who was in front of Brent's House on Harper's Globe.
Man, I never watched this -heard from you it was good. I'll catch it on the DVD.


Any others to add to the list?

What was Hunter going to tell Trish about if he didn't get money -moreso WHY Wellington wanted to stop the wedding.
Obviously, it'll be about Henry and not that he was from the wrong side of the tracks -Trish already knew that.

What happend to Henry's parents?

Why was Uncle Marty raising them?

Okay, I don't need those answered -just leading the most likely things that will come out in the finale -and Henry's sharp aim with a rifle.

In projection, I would have said Sully lives with the exposition he had in the last episode -but I called Cal living from episode two on with all his fakeout deaths, And why I thought Chloe would get an epic chase and death, but still be alive after the final Abby/Henry showdown. So I don't think Sully will get a reprieve. He'll get offed while trying to get on the motor boat. And I don't think they're going to kill off Madison nor make her an orphan (her dad was fine to off because he was baaaaaad). Trish won't die either, she'll be her own woman, standing on her own two feet, and sharing a common bond with Abby now -there was allusions to jealousy and then kinship, and then distrust -comes together in the finale as unified. And per the sheriff's death, Jimmy lives to be with Abby.