Day 169

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 Day 169


April 16th, 2024


I did notice that with this screening, the score stood out, but enough about that.


When Will tells Lori he is in Westin Hills, he appears ashamed and uncomfortable. You can tell from his body language that he is not at ease. It's understandable why he would feel this way, given the circumstances.  After all, he did see her dad kill her mom. But I do not think that is why he feels uncomfortable.


As I understand it, the situation at hand is shrouded in mystery, and it's unlikely that we'll ever get to the bottom of it. However, here is a theory that Will might have been responsible for Lori's mother's death while he was experiencing a particularly vivid nightmare. This theory is based on a number of factors, including certain statements and behaviors exhibited by Will in the aftermath of the tragedy. While it's impossible to say for sure whether this theory holds any weight, it's an intriguing possibility that is worth considering.


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