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#Nightmare time 2 spoilers
wigglys-dikrats · 6 months
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i can’t stop wondering what the connection is between the Hatchetfield High’s Fightin’ Nighthawk’s name being Zeke
and the evil nighthawk from perky’s buds’s name being Ezekiel
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honeyspawn · 4 months
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Some ideas about Paul's family:
Option 1: Jon Matteson Fmily Tree - full-transparency, the Jon Matteson family tree has never really been my personal favorite, or at the very least, the idea of Paul specifically having a big chaotic extended family has never felt very "Paul" to me. Paul has always struck me as such a solitary entity in Hatchetfield, or at least until Emma shows up. That being said, I won't deny that the idea is fun. That being said, I think if we're gonna go with the whole Paul is Richie's uncle thing, I don't think he's literally the brother of one of Richie's parents. I think "uncle" in this case is used in the general way a kid refers to an adult relative, and he's more of a distant cousin. I don't really know how to explain it, but I simply cannot picture Paul with siblings. Overall though, to me, I think I prefer the idea of Gary and Boy Jerry being Richie's uncles, and Paul is just kinda separate.
Option 2: Generic Retirees - I've mentioned this in another post, but something about Paul having no relatives in Hatchetfield even though he's lived there his whole life there feels very "Paul" to me. I suppose you could conclude from this that his parents are dead, but seeing as he's only in his early 30s and that implies his parents probably died kind of young (probably somewhere in the 50s-70s range depending on how old they were when Paul was born and when they died), I like the idea instead that the explanation is the most boring one possible; they retired in Florida. Their names are Arthur and Martha Matthews, or something similarly generic. They are the most boring 60 year old couple imaginable. Arthur likes to garden. Martha likes bird watching. They have no other hobbies. They visit Paul a couple times a year. They are constantly trying to convince Paul to move to Florida. They are the Matthews family. They are boring.
Option 3: Crack Theory Time - This is insane, and I don't really believe this theory, but the idea came to me one day and I the thought wouldn't leave my head, so I need to share it. So the idea behind this is Paul is such a singular entity that it's almost enigmatic, or at least it would be if anyone cared that much. Paul never talks about his family to anyone. He never really thinks about his family, and he feels like he's been on his own for a long time. That's not to say he doesn't remember having a family. He had a mom. She was nice. It was a shame she passed away 15 years ago. And when he starts dating Emma and she asks about his family, that's all he has to say. "I had a mom. She was nice. It was a shame she passed away 15 years ago." He remembers having a mother, but he doesn't really remember anything that specific about her. He's not sure why. He never thinks too deeply about it. He's not sure he can properly recall her face unless he's looking at an old scrapbook. It's strange, though. As soon as he puts the scrapbook back on the shelf, it's like he forgets again. All that really sticks is he had a mom. She was nice. It's a shame she passed away 15 years ago. It's not like he didn't love her, of course he did, she was his mom. And she was a good mom too, he's sure of it. One thing he does remember though, is before she died, she had a long talk with him. He can't remember about what exactly, but he knows it was important. He's pretty sure she was saying goodbye. If you've watched nightmare time, you may have guessed where I'm going with this. I don't really know where this idea of mine that Miss Holloway is Paul's mom came from, it just kind of seemed like Paul being a mysteriously solo entity in Hatchetfield makes sense, and this seemed like an interesting explanation. It also would tie into the fact that Paul might have a slight latent resistance to the LiBs. In tgwdlm, Paul has a whole musical number where he resists the Hive while being infected, while the only other times anyone gets infected on stage, it's a matter of seconds. Paul is also one of the only adult characters who sees through Tickle-Me-Wiggly; even Emma thinks Tim would want a Wiggly "more than anything." Do I think this is all some insane foreshadowing? Absolutely not. This seems extremely unlikely to me, and a product of my own over-thinking, but it sure is fun to think about anyway. (Also, I've never seen anything about this online before, but if this is an existing fan theory, please let me know. The Miss Matthews theory, if you will)
Option 4: He Doesn't Have One - Paul does not have a family. He is just Paul. It's not important for Paul to have a family because they are not relevant, and therefore, they simply do not exist. This also seems very possible to me, and tbh feels appropriate, both for Paul, and for Hatchetfield. I mean heck, according to Curt Mega his shopper character in Black Friday is literally named "Shopper No. 4". Paul just straight up not having a family because he's Just A Guy™️ feels right.
Wow, this was a lot, actually. If you read this whole thing, thanks for letting me infodump, and I'd love to hear what you think.
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mooooooosicals · 2 years
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Tag yourself I’m Zoeys visor.
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emma-d-klutz · 2 years
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ok my understanding of Nightmare Time as an episodic series is that usually there’s some speculative fiction entity that influences characters and distorts them into monsters, so Honey Queen is funny, because every character there is just already Like That. Like up until the last moment, no one’s motives were twisted by anything. This is just honestly how they deal with things.
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szollibisz · 2 years
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they literally had primary colors lighting i am biting kicking frothing at the mouth i am a slut for primary colors
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considerablecolors · 2 years
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If I had a nickel for everytime a character played by Curt Mega had to mourn his lover, only to find out they weren't actually dead and briefly reunite before inevitably losing them again, I'd have two nickels- which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice, right?
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I’m surprised nobody’s made something like this sooner
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not-mary-sue · 2 years
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Somehow Killer Track's somewhat hopeful ending hurts more because Duke and Ms Holloway are basically doomed to fall in love and lose each other over and over and over again. And poor Duke doesn't even know it. He just knows something is gone.
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violetheart77 · 2 years
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BREAKING: Man presumed dead since 2018 claims he “Never Left”, immediately disappears again without elaborating. More at 11:00.
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skyesu · 2 years
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And the farmer said “to market with you!”
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wigglys-dikrats · 6 months
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uh oh it’s npmd theory time with grey who didn’t get enough sleep last night ~~
so
a post earlier got me thinking
it talked about how npmd had too neat an ending and it didn’t make sense that ruth and richie, being pete’s best friends, weren’t even mentioned after their deaths and there was no mourning for them
we all know how miss holloway made a deal with the lords in black to receive immortality in exchange for everyone who gets close to her forgetting any part of her story they learn
my theory is that the lords in black placed the same curse upon the town of hatchetfield
if anyone is killed by the lords in black (or dies as some part of their schemes) their loved ones immediately forget them
it would explain how nobody really cared when max went missing
‘it’s hatchetfield. people go missing every day’ because they are immediately forgotten about
now you could argue that tom didn’t forget jane when she died and her soul was transferred into their car via a spell from the black book - and maybe that’s because that was unplanned on the lords’ part
maybe they didn’t mean for it to happen so their forgetfulness spell didn’t work
(whether or not jane dies in every timeline remains to be seen, the langs have stated it’s not one of those fixed points that has to happen, like emma and paul meeting or ted dying)
this theory also brings back the ever-intriguing point i can’t stop thinking about: maybe the events of npmd were fabricated by the lords in black
maybe they wanted all of what happened to happen
they were pulling the strings from the beginning
they knew grace would eventually be the hero, and only wanted steph to kill pete for their own enjoyment
npmd felt like it ended on a huge cliffhanger, for me anyway
there are a lot of unanswered questions and something about this story feels unfinished
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Hatchetfield is so fucking weird man, it's like, yeah it's a small town, we got an office, a coffee shop, Starbucks, a theatre, a lake, a weed farm, a panic-room style mansion, an illegal fighting ring for children with superhuman abilities, a haunted forest, a few cults, an abstinence camp (ok wtf usa), a multidimensional portal, and yeah a mall!!! 
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bi-force-1 · 2 years
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If you weren't there for the episode 3 talkback, Joey was in character as Thrash basically the whole time and made up a lot of stuff on the spot about him.
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OKAY BUT AFTERWARDS HANNAH LET WEBBY BACK INTO HER MIND AND THEY MADE UP RIGHT????????? RIGHT?????????????
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friendship ended with paul matthews and emma perkins, stephanie lautner and peter spankoffski are my new emotional support straight ship
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szollibisz · 2 years
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Fellas if your girl is:
going 15 rounds this time
gonna make it work tonight
never backing down this time
And
will sting you
She's not your girl. She's a yellowjacket.
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