Anonymous wrote:
Something happens to Beth and Annie - why do we only see Tess and Randall in the flash forwards?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just finished watching... holy.
+1 major depression
I think maybe Deja ends up causing harm to the youngest daughter Annie. Possibly unintentionally.
If I were playing Worst Case Scenario, that would have been the first thing I said!
It was interesting when Beth and Randall were playing it they didn't mention Annie, just about Deja and Tess and ending up on the pole.
Maybe this is a sign that Annie is the "Kevin" of her generation in that she will be the child who seems fine & therefore often has her emotional needs inadvertently overlooked? If this it is the case, it could be her that the future Tess knows she needs to go see but doesn't feel ready to see & she could be somewhere like a psychiatric ward after a suicide attempt, in the hospital with a feeding tube due to anorexia, or in prison on drug related charges.
Or maybe -- & this is my best guess -- Annie is in rehab after being arrested for driving under the influence of narcotics with Tess's child secretly stowed away in backseat of the car which is why Tess doesn't know is ready to see her -- she is just too angry. But maybe the fact that Annie was there for her when she had a major anxiety attack the year before will help convince Tess to join Randall & Deja on their trip to visit Annie in rehab. And maybe once there, the four of them will have a very intense family therapy session with a therapist who looks a lot like Meredith Grey's mother in which Annie will confront Randall about the fact that he & Beth (who will have died tragically several years earlier but we won't find out exactly how for quite a while) were always too worried about the possibility of Deja killing them or of both Deja & Tess ending on the pole to pay any attention to her -- even when she was drowning! -- & always made her feel like a fifth wheel in her own famil, causing her to turn to first football, then acting & then finally opiods to cope.
Well, hopefully the parallels won't be quite that obvious![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just finished watching... holy.
+1 major depression
I think maybe Deja ends up causing harm to the youngest daughter Annie. Possibly unintentionally.
If I were playing Worst Case Scenario, that would have been the first thing I said!
It was interesting when Beth and Randall were playing it they didn't mention Annie, just about Deja and Tess and ending up on the pole.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just finished watching... holy.
+1 major depression
I think maybe Deja ends up causing harm to the youngest daughter Annie. Possibly unintentionally.
If I were playing Worst Case Scenario, that would have been the first thing I said!
It was interesting when Beth and Randall were playing it they didn't mention Annie, just about Deja and Tess and ending up on the pole.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just finished watching... holy.
+1 major depression
I think maybe Deja ends up causing harm to the youngest daughter Annie. Possibly unintentionally.
If I were playing Worst Case Scenario, that would have been the first thing I said!
Anonymous wrote:I thought that, too but the show likes to keep us guessing and that's seems like a logical plot line.
I thought perhaps they are showing Rebecca dying and Randall and Tess are going to say goodbye? Maybe they have been by her side but know it's the end.
Anonymous wrote:This show is never going to end, is it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:But Tess is grown up and Randall is oldish, so whatever they were intimating by the pan to Beth is ten years in the future.
I think Toby is manic depressive. He's always so hyper and animated. A year later, he's in a depression, probably with no real situation to bring it on. Maybe he kept it from Kate.
+1 for the Toby theory
Didn’t Randall say to Tess that she would live with him until she was 25 and then they’d have dinner every week? So my guess: Tess is 25 (I know she looks older, but the way that set is lit ... although she could be older, too), Deja inadvertently killed Beth in an accident or in a rage, Deja is in prison serving a long sentence, and Randall is determined to go see her. With Tess.
Possible she killed Annie too. But my guess is Beth.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:But Tess is grown up and Randall is oldish, so whatever they were intimating by the pan to Beth is ten years in the future.
I think Toby is manic depressive. He's always so hyper and animated. A year later, he's in a depression, probably with no real situation to bring it on. Maybe he kept it from Kate.
+1 for the Toby theory
Didn’t Randall say to Tess that she would live with him until she was 25 and then they’d have dinner every week? So my guess: Tess is 25 (I know she looks older, but the way that set is lit ... although she could be older, too), Deja inadvertently killed Beth in an accident or in a rage, Deja is in prison serving a long sentence, and Randall is determined to go see her. With Tess.
Possible she killed Annie too. But my guess is Beth.