cindidindi76 wrote:
WHY do some PEOPLE randomly capitalize CERTAIN words?
Sorry I think I must have started THAT.
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cindidindi76 wrote: Sorry I think I must have started THAT. |
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sun surfer |
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Suspects:
Jimmy - It's not Jimmy, unless the writing is even worse than suspected. There's no way they'd give away the killer episodes before the finale. No, Jimmy is Wakefield's son and that's why he had a file Blonde jerk guy - It'd be stupid to be him because he's not enough of a "main" character for it to be satisfying Black friend guy - Same as blonde jerk guy, although there was that black cab driver with a patched eye who *may* end up being part of the solution. So if the black cab driver is part of the solution, black friend guy probably is too Booth (the nerdy guy) - He's probably dead, but of course since it was never *shown* like most of the others, there's always the possibility he could be back. But this would be SO lame. Madison - Of course it's not her. Moving on. Trish - Not her. She's been crying way too much through these episodes and that's enough for me to think it's not her. Card reader lady - Where is she? Probably just out of the story for good. But it makes you wonder since they mentioned her episodes later. But it would be SO stupid to be her. Shea - Probably not her. She was my first guess, and compared to those above she's still more likely a suspect, but she also has cried a lot and been very concerned about Madison. Although, so many of the victims have been Wellingtons so it makes one wonder, and if she and Wakefield aren't exactly working together, it could all make sense... Abby - Possibly but probably not her. For one, she and Wakefield couldn't be working together for obvious reasons (her father's death, Wakefield confronting her) but there is the possibility of her being crazy on her own. Still, probably not her I guess..... So, eliminating all those, there is really only one suspect. Well, I think there's only one suspect after that - that's the only ones I can remember still being alive while writing this and I'm too afraid to even check Wikipedia for fear of spoilers. Anyway, back to the ONLY viable suspect left - Henry. He was WAY too obvious in the beginning, then stopped being obvious as other suspects got more suspicious, but now we're back to square one. To be honest, I didn't think of it being him until I went through all the suspects, saying why it can't be them. Well, guess what? There is NO reason it can't be Henry, only reasons it CAN - mysterious past/parents, he was covered in blood when Abby found JD (which was quickly forgotten), he was too quick to blame JD for everything, and, personally, I always wondered why they picked a guy with that kind of weird looking face to be the lead of this show. It'd make sense why they picked that actor if he turns out to be a CRAZY KILLER! It's so obvious once you think it through it's almost boring. These are my own conclusions. I haven't read any of this thread in the last few months and won't for fear of spoilers, so everything I said has probably been said a million times, but I felt like saying it anyway. :p My friend thinks that Chloe is not really dead and will be the one to kill Wakefield. I don't like that idea. Cal and Chloe died together, as it needed to be. They were best together. Although, they shouldn't have died at all I say. They needed to find that sailboat and sail into the sunset in my opinion. Oh yeah, and one more thing - I haven't forgotten the oxygen tanks! There has been too many throughout the series to be an accident - it's a clue. |
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That's plausbile, tullfan, but there is nothing connecting Jimmy to anything happening on Harper's Globe, whereas Henry owns a multi-media company and
the groomsmen were part of the same fraternity, and the storyline on HG involves a frat. Someone said that there is a vid cap somewhere of Henry wearing a WPU
hat. If that's true, it could tie him directly to that university.
Jimmy also doesn't have the knowledge of the wedding party that would have allowed him to set up the head spade in the church. I do like you're idea that the Sheriff was forced to say these things, and there is more to the story about why Wakefield treats Jimmy with a modicum of mercy that he doesn't show for anyone else -- that does need answer in the wrap up. Jimmy would be my second choice for the reasons you mentioned, especially that Wakefield let him live multiple times, but Jimmy just doesn't connect through the other half of this story. Uncle Marty, Hunter, etc. That river runs through Henry's story, not Jimmy's.
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Regardless |
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These twits/tweets are not raising my low expectations in regards to Saturday's finale. I've already decided that I'm going to read all the
spoilers I can on Friday in regards to the finale to find out all I can about who, if anyone besides Wakefield, may have been responsible for additional
deaths.
Unlike Clue, which had different endings each of which kind of made sense and/or were at least enjoyable, I'm thinking that this show had more than one possible ending, and due to HI's cancellation, we may get the ending the powers that be feel is "the most shocking" ending possible. And by their ideas of "most shocking", the ending will probably translate as being the unlikeliest scenario possible/lame finale. Again, I'm just hoping HI's ending isn't as disappointing or lame as say the finale to Melrose Place was. |
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LPMA |
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Not to disappoint you, but the finale only airs next week...
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I think Frenchie did it.
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Blueberry |
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I guess im the only one who suspects Danny? As the saying goes, EXPECT the UNEXPECTED! Who would expect the only black cast member to help Wakefield? Maybe
he's Biracial?
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That's plausbile, tullfan, but there is nothing connecting Jimmy to anything happening on Harper's Globe, whereas Henry owns a multi-media company and the groomsmen were part of the same fraternity, and the storyline on HG involves a frat. Someone said that there is a vid cap somewhere of Henry wearing a WPU hat. If that's true, it could tie him directly to that university.There were conflicting stories for the identity of the killer on HG. Karim said they were different whereas someone on HG said that they were the same person. I thought that implied that Wakefield was the killer on HG. Jimmy also doesn't have the knowledge of the wedding party that would have allowed him to set up the head spade in the church.People are forgetting that Wakefield has a second (albeit unwitting) accomplice and her name is Madison Allen. We have seen (when she let JD out of the pantry) that no one notices that she has free access to Candlewick because she is a child. She could have provided her friend John Wakefield with the wedding party arrangement. Some other things that Madison could have done - putting the article about Abby's mom's murder in Abby's room, planting Uncle Marty's cell phone in JD's room. supplying Wakefield with the skeet gun and Uncle Marty's cash/gun etc. There is even an outside chance that she is the second killer since there is one murder that she could have set up (Katherine's) Uncle Marty, Hunter, etc. That river runs through Henry's story, not Jimmy's. Yes, but on the flip side, Jimmy has nothing to lose by being Wakefield's accomplice since, other than Abby, he has no relationship with any of the other wedding guests. It could be that Henry is a psycho but otherwise it would take one helluva motive for Henry (outside of Wakefield threatenig to kill him) to be involved with the murders of the only 2 living 'family' members that were close to him (JD, Marty) as well as sabotage his wedding and possibly be involved in the murder of his future bride. Even if Wakefield is Henry's biological father, he would have been too young to have had a relationship with him before Wakefield was sent to prison for 17 years. Also, if Henry knew that Wakefield was alive then why did he bother digging up Wakefield's coffin with Abby? Henry has been so preoccupied with doing other things that are not related to the murders (doing wedding preparations while Trish was away, going on a fishing trip, digging up Wakefield;s coffin, helping the Sheriff apprehend JD) that before Wakefield showed up I though that Henry was the mastermind who had an accomplice (eg. Booth) that did the murders rather than his being the accomplice. Also, we are being led to believe that the river runs through Abby's story (at least in HI) and not Jimmy's nor Henry's. I think that we will find out that Abby is Wakefield's child (at least in his mind). In regards to Abby, Henry is important but Jimmy is even more so (especially given the flashbacks)
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LPMA wrote: Oh! Whoops! Thank you for telling me. So only one episode left, and it airs next week? Is that for the American viewers only due to the 4th? Sorry for being slow on the uptake of information. |
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for it to be Danny or Shea or anyone minor, they would have needed a few cryptic scenes with Abby that would be clever on a rewatch when the series is
complete. Mysteries always have poignancy.
If Jimmy were the killer (which would be the worst red herring no herring of all time) then there is nothing in Henry and Trish's union like there was with Chloe and Cal. And no tension in Abby and Henry's friendship to be tested. And Abby is going to have been shocked to be standing side by side with the killer for most of the show -and for her whole past to boomerang back to her. Yes, in the writers' mind, Henry being the killer is the most shocking because he's been Abby's closest friend and the most helpful and it is his wedding. Yeah, it's mystery writing 101, but there is no justice in the dumbing down of Hollywood. And even if the writers wanted to do something original -like not having a prominant final girl, studio suits would interject and demand an Abby type character. Adam and Cameron were great -and it had nothing to do with the writing. They had to sell such lines like, "oh my god, you should have seen your face!" |
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So its confirmed that more than 1 and less than 4 will die? That means 2 or 3 will die? Wakefield, his accomplice and Danny??? Here is hoping Danny lives ala
Brandy from I still know what you did last summer, Sully, Madison and Shea obviously live as seen, they escape with that little boat.
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Regardless wrote: I read The Westing Game when I was younger. Still one of my favorite books (though the movie they made sucked, as would be expected). |
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Blueberry |
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OH MY GOD! I thought it was for both shows combined lol
Danny is gone then (cries) |
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Mystery Buff |
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Books that you might be interested in: If you want Agatha Christie (that hasn't really been spoiled here), read "Murder on the Orient Express." Classic. Agatha Christie was one of four woman writers of the 1920's "golden period" of female detective fiction. The others are: Dorothy Sayers, Margery Allingham, and Ngaio Marsh. (Sayers and Allingham are English and Marsh is a Kiwi). You might want to try Josephine Tey or Mary Roberts Rinehart. All of these authors had novels and short stories made into pretty good films of the 1930's-1940's. If you prefer Gothic mystery, try Daphne duMaurier. Many of her books were made into film by Alfred Hitchcock. (For those who don't know, "Gothic" refers to mystery and romance). If you prefer true crime, I just finished a book called "The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher" by Kate Summerscale. It's a true Victorian murder mystery. In a house with twelve people, a three-year-old is brutally murdered. Whicher was one of the original eight members of detectives from Scotland Yard. He was (and the crime was) written about in many different ways in Victorian fiction -- books like "The Moonstone" by W. Collins and "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" by Charles Dickens. If you prefer true psycho killers, "The Stranger Beside Me" by Ann Rule about Ted Bundy might do it for you. |
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Blueberry |
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Ummm how do you quote ppl? LOL
Also I read a few pages back and to those that said no one would care if Danny dies then you are all wrong. After Chloe he is my fave character. Henry is a bore and deserves to die. Jimmy and Sully are alright but I prefer Danny over them and I agree with the person that said Danny might survive this cause he has had alot of screen time and he has no storyline. I hope he lives and is it true he punches Henry or Jimmy? Interesting, maybe he will live then, I thought it was Wakefield he socked lol |
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Just because a person has no storyline doesn't mean they're immune from death. See: Beth.
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cindidindi76 |
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Blueberry wrote: Just click the little "Quote" tab under their nick/avatar. |
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SurvivorNinja |
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Tom2433 wrote: Beth had an UTR storyline going on with Malcolm. UTR Beth <333 |
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Blueberry |
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Tom2433 wrote:But Beth was a nobody lol, Danny has had consistant airtime and we learn more about him as time goes on. I'm like the only Danny fan haha so excuse my marking for him. 2 weeks can't come fast enough lol |
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