Evelyn Hollow

I haven't seen gongirl.

Oh my God, Jesus Christ.

Yeah, so I think there's a level of demonization to Marianne.

People in the town don't like her.

Obviously, she's a bit out there.

She wears lipstick.

She beats all the men at tennis.

And so is that why people automatically assume that she's doing it for attention, that she's attention-seeking?

But then why would she?

What is her motive for that?

To the point of injuring herself, to the point of giving herself a black eye, cutting herself, what does that achieve?

I mean, I feel it's not impossible that she could be at it.

However, what happens to all the other people and all the other families that lived in the house?

Because Marianne is a much later character.

Yeah, it's really, really bizarre.

And it's telling them to get help.

In order to achieve that, you'd have to have a level of agency.

Whatever is in the house would have to have thoughts, feelings and tensions.

So are we talking about it being the spirits of deceased people, you know, people with agendas in the house?

And we already have a couple of suspects for who that might be.