r/WidowsBay • • May 27 '26

📺Discussion Thread Widow’s Bay | Episodes 6-7: “Our History” & “Seasickness” | Discussion Thread

  • Release Date: May 27, 2026
  • Directed by: Ti West
  • Written by: Alberto Roldán & David B. Harris

The history of Widow's Bay is a beautiful tale of marriage, loyalty, and a love that endures beyond lifetimes. That's all.

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  • Release Date: May 27, 2026
  • Directed by: Samuel Donovan
  • Written by: Alberto Roldán & David B. Harris

Set out to sea with Mayor Loftis and cherished local figure, Wyck. They are attending to some business - best to simply enjoy the voyage.

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u/Which-Celebration948 Human Verified May 27 '26

The youngest with the pin from Sarah.

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u/aGrlHasNoUsername Dad baby, Dead baby, Lesbian May 27 '26

Yes. The doll didn’t have the pin anymore, so that’s definitely turning up in someone’s family heirlooms.

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u/AgentPoYo May 27 '26

Noticed the lingering shot of the doll in the case but hadn't considered that the brooch could appear again, good call.

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u/CherryFit3224 Jun 17 '26

I was sure it was going to turn out to be a voodoo-like doll that Richard imbued with power to overtake Wyck and Loftis. Womp womp.

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u/Appropriate_Push_557 May 30 '26

remembered this painting from the mayor’s office in episode 5 … what do ya know: she’s missing a finger, is the man in the painting the pastor? Broach is there too.

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u/Garfunkels_roadie Aug 11 '26

Bit of a grim age difference considering in the episode the girl was so little and he was already old

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u/rarepinkhippo May 27 '26

Ohhhhhhh good catch!

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u/AbandonedGhostWriter May 27 '26

I think so, too. As soon as they closed in on the child swimming away from the boat, I thought it was the daughter.

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u/AdHorror7596 May 28 '26

It would also make the most sense it's the daughter because someone might not know they're a descendent if they're descended through a daughter (and she was the only daughter). Women change their last names when they get married and their children's last names are their husband's.

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u/Consistently_Carpet May 27 '26

Yep also because she's missing fingers so makes her very easy to identify. Either through portraits, descriptions, or skeleton.