Castle Rock (Hulu, Summer 2018) TV Show • Page 3

The fact that the gunshots that killed Alan are also what drew him to the house 20-ish years earlier suggests she can actually travel through time, doesn't it?

 

This is what got me. Also I’m pretty bummed that Alan is dead. I liked his character a lot and think Scott Glenn is terrific.

 

agreed, he's a wonderful actor and will be missed, but it was definitely a development that raises the stakes going into these last few episodes and I respect that

 

Alan warned the new prison warden to never release the Satan boy. Alan knew everything. So, why didn't Alan try to capture Satan boy when he got out????

This really ruins the whole story for me.

Does anyone have a good explanation?

 

He told Alan he could help Ruth with her illness

 

O.K., I remember that.
I don't find the plot holds water if Alan takes the Devil at his word. How could Alan believe the The Kid after telling Warden Porter to never release him. Alan knew what Warden Lacy had been up to all those years. It just doesn't sit right as a story.
In my opinion, the plot would be more solid if Alan had pursued and attempted to capture "The Kid" while the other characters, like Henry, defended the kid. It would have created another reason for conflict between Alan and Henry.
Thank you for answering Connor.
Chris

 

Episode 8 was fantastic, holy smokes. When Jackie T hits the guy with the axe I got kinda giddy if you catch my drift haha

 

I think you might be overstating what they've told us Alan knew about the kid. It's seems much more in line with his character that he'd do whatever it takes to help Ruth.

 

the way his scream kept kinda looping in all of Molly's scenes for the rest of the ep was actually genius

 

Well 9 was a fun episode ;)

 

Wtf is going on

 

Currently watching 9

Just one question

What the actual fuuuuuuckkkkkkkkkkkkk

 

Yeah 9 actually confused me a lot. Maybe someone can attempt explaining whats going on? My best guess is it takes place in a parallel dimension. Could the Boy (of ep. 9) possibly be Henry Deaver in that dimension? And his intrusion into the other dimension somehow affects the balance of things? Can someone tel me the significance of Jackies story? Who is she? What role does Molly have in all this? AHHH

 

Can’t read the thread for spoilers but I’m loving this so far. On about episode 5. Only thing I hate is there are way too many dead animals. But the cast and the references are amazing and a few scenes have truly terrified me.

 

As far as I can tell Black Henry crossed over to the time line in the last episode, that's why he was missing, when he crossed over he got locked up by the priest until white Henry found him in the last episode. When he escaped and both Henry's were running through the woods they both crossed back over into black Henrys time line. Then white Henry got stuck in that time line and couldn't get back, was eventually found by the Warden and locked up until they found him in the prison cage and said his name was Henry Deavers so they called grown up Black Henry. Seems like whoever crosses over doesn't age in that time line. Does any of this make sense?

 

Omg wat. Might need to rewatch. This time I’ll do it sober and not before bed lol.

 

Holy shit, Ruth’s episode (7) was incredible.

 

Did not enjoy the finale at all. Felt like they really dropped the ball. Is this getting another season or?

 

Yeah it is

 

Can someone tell me what the fuck happened lol. I didn’t get it haha

 

I loved this season but felt like it completely lost me in the last two episodes.

 

yeah, overall I didn't love the finale, I did lovvvve the smirk he gives right before the fade. I gotta rewatch it all.

 

Omg I loved episode 9. That episode actually made a lot of sense to me and really tied everything together. As someone above already summarized, both the boy and Henry are the same person but from alternative universes. When Henry was a boy he somehow crossed over into the boy's universe, and was held captive for 27 years. The boy finally discovers Henry, brings him to the woods, and they both cross over into Henry's universe. Then, ironically, the boy is also held captive for 27 years. It seems like they need each other to open the portal in the woods, and the reason bad things happen around them is because they don't belong in that world and it's throwing of it's course.

Now that makes sense.....But then the season finale fucked that whole explanation up! Like in the prison the boy was clearly controlling that riot. And then in the woods he turned into that demon looking thing for a quick second. And then the very end he gives that evil smirk. So he really is evil? But if that's true, then what was episode 9, was that not real? Urgh such a great show but that ending irked me. I need season 2 ASAP.

But seriously, why did the warden and Henry both decide to lock him up......why won't anyone actually kill him??

 

Woah woah I was just reading up on the season 2 plans. This is an anthology show and season 2 will be a brand new story. So that was the end to this first story? Fuckkkkk I want a definitive answer!

 

Good news imo. Really hated that ending the more I think about it. Kinda want a fresh start. I usually like crazy twists that dive into the surreal and inexplicable (huge fan of twin peaks and the leftovers) but this just seemed like it fell all over itself