Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is my theory. I think Kate started the fire (accidentally) maybe when no one else was home, and called her dad, he rushed home and died in a car accident on the way. Maybe he was at a bar drinking. I don't think he died in the fire because his belongings were too pristine. But I do think he died that day.
but how did she call him? Pretty sure there were no cell phones around when he died.
NP. If the kids are 17, it's about 1997. I had a cellphone then.
Middle class teens from Bethel, Pennsylvania, especially three simultaneously, were not likely to have cell phones in 1997.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you all think Jack was a good husband and great father?
When Rebecca said that no one was perfect but Jack was "as close as you can get" I was like, "What now?" I think he was a good guy but no where near perfect. I think he was a highly flawed person in fact. That doesn't mean he couldn't be a good husband and father, but I think it's weird how they mythologize him on this show.
Anonymous wrote:Yeah,
I think Kate did something to try to get her dad back home. She may have wanted a small fire so he could rush in and be the hero or something and he was out drinking and died on the way home.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is my theory. I think Kate started the fire (accidentally) maybe when no one else was home, and called her dad, he rushed home and died in a car accident on the way. Maybe he was at a bar drinking. I don't think he died in the fire because his belongings were too pristine. But I do think he died that day.
but how did she call him? Pretty sure there were no cell phones around when he died.
NP. If the kids are 17, it's about 1997. I had a cellphone then.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Here is my theory. I think Kate started the fire (accidentally) maybe when no one else was home, and called her dad, he rushed home and died in a car accident on the way. Maybe he was at a bar drinking. I don't think he died in the fire because his belongings were too pristine. But I do think he died that day.
but how did she call him? Pretty sure there were no cell phones around when he died.
Anonymous wrote:Toby is a closeted abuser. He appears to adore Kate, but he only wants Kate to himself. There is something off about him. He is very controlling and jealous of Kate's relationship with her family. I definitely think the writers could go deep into his anger issues and his past. I envision a scene with Kevin beating the crap out of him after emotionally abusing Kate. I want Toby to be viciously killed. I dislike his character the most.
Anonymous wrote:Here is my theory. I think Kate started the fire (accidentally) maybe when no one else was home, and called her dad, he rushed home and died in a car accident on the way. Maybe he was at a bar drinking. I don't think he died in the fire because his belongings were too pristine. But I do think he died that day.
Anonymous wrote:Here is my theory. I think Kate started the fire (accidentally) maybe when no one else was home, and called her dad, he rushed home and died in a car accident on the way. Maybe he was at a bar drinking. I don't think he died in the fire because his belongings were too pristine. But I do think he died that day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:***Everyone in the show knows how Jack died...
Except us.
And Toby.
Are we Toby???????
That's what show writers fail on sometimes. When the story has a twist, they need to consider who knows and who doesn't know. And, if everyone knows but the viewer, they're simply being manipulative.
For example, if they told the story in order, it would be one thing. OR, if they told the story as character(s) learn, that's fine too. But if WE are Toby, I'll be mad
I thought Kate told Toby the story about her dad's death at some point in the first season...