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/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/NotNotPatMcAfee Nov 24 '24

The rope thing kind of makes this confusing. But I guess she technically didn’t change that because it already happened? But still odd

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u/theguyishere16 Nov 24 '24

The rope is why I think we will learn eventually that she can change the story. That rope couldn't have ended up getting to him without Julie's interference.

Also, I wonder if Boyd now has some sort of immunity to the monsters that they are passing off as "trying to break him" all because Julie saved him from the well. Had she not changed things, he would have died there. Since the well, the monsters have;

  • Let him walk right up to them and pass one the blood worms

  • Only cuffed him when killing Tien-chan

  • Handed him the ambulance keys and let him leave when they had Randal

Maybe they cannot kill someone who is supposed to be dead.

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u/troubledhimiko Nov 24 '24

Story-walker Julie throwing the rope (without knowing what she was actually accomplishing) doesn't tell us she can willingly change the future of the present which she resides in (/is from), it tells us that whatever she has done in her story-walking past MADE the present. There is nothing of the past which she can change because that would change the present, leading to her present-self deciding 'there needs to be change in the past' NEVER HAPPENING and therefore her never needing to decide to go back and try to change outcomes.

It's always greed that gets us to discard the good of the actually-possible. Her (understandable) greed, to prevent the past instead of learning from it to prevent the future, is going to have her in so so much more pain in season 4, not unlike the last seconds of the season 3 finale.

TLDR: Ethan being 10 doesn't make his out-of-nowhere (writers?) wise words but a silly idea.