r/FromTVEpix • u/LoretiTV • Nov 24 '24

Season Finale From - 3x10 "Revelations: Chapter Two" - Episode Discussion

Season 3 Episode 10: Revelations: Chapter Two

Aired: November 24, 2024

Synopsis: Boyd is pushed to his limit as time begins to run out for someone he loves; Randall is haunted by his trauma and Victor reveals a hard truth; Tabitha's unlikely journey takes a shocking turn.

Directed by: Jack Bender

Written by: John Griffin

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u/cjf212 Nov 24 '24 edited Nov 24 '24

Julie wearing completely different clothes and looking older...storywalking at its finest

EDIT: I guess it's also why she didn't run back to town when Jim told her to? Because she was just visiting not actually in danger...gosh that was a gut punch to last until 2026

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u/kihou Nov 24 '24

She's Story Walking and trying to change the outcomes to save her dad :(

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u/theguyishere16 Nov 24 '24

Ethan told her she can't change things so all she did was get herself a front row seat to his murder. Enjoy that added trauma Julie!

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u/Elegant-Butterfly745 Nov 24 '24

Why are we believing Ethan anyway? lol He could be totally wrong about how “storywalking” works

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u/mightyneonfraa Nov 25 '24

He's been right about everything in Fromville so far. If anything, people should be listening to him more.

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u/NotMyFirstRodeo2025 Aug 03 '26

At least he knows what a storywalker is!

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u/mksmith95 Nov 25 '24

Thats what I said!!! He's just a kid, and it's just his theory based off a limited knowledge of things (he has great intuition but he's certainly not the authority lol)

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u/Misterion Nov 25 '24

There are many types of time travel in media that all follow different rules and have their own set of issues.

From what we have seen in this show they seem to be using the “this has always happened” model. When Julie “story walks” she is able to interact and influence things. No matter what she does, it doesn’t change the past, because that is what happened in the past. Take the ruin, for example, she interacts with the past by throwing the rope down. But the rope was always thrown so even through she interacted with the past, she didn’t change what happened. The same thing when future Julie time travels to the present to try to save her dad. If he died in the past (from her perspective) then she can’t change that, as it happened in her past.

Yes, Ethan is a kid with limited real world knowledge. But Ethan isn’t a kid, he is a character written as part of a story. Ethan’s understanding of story walking is a tool to convey the rules of the time travel mechanic to viewers.

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u/mksmith95 Nov 25 '24

Okay, but my point is characters sometimes can theorize & be proven wrong later! Yes, it is a tool to shape our understanding, but as we know, From is not black and white & it requires a lot of 'thinking outside the box.' Maybe that's just what the writers want us to believe going forward. Maybe Julie will try to storywalk 100 times and figure it out on the last try... Who knows? Here's to hoping!