William, It Was Really Nothing

[december21st]

A collection of thoughts about Friday's episode of Haven, "William." Speculation for the future abounds. (Like Tigger.)

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I never really trusted William (ask lone_pyramid), mostly because I was supposed to trust him. So even though he said a lot without actually saying anything - he's from Haven, all right - I have come up with a theory, certain to be Jossed

Comments

[lone_pyramid]

Not sure if his Trouble is actually a Trouble or some weird manipulation of whatever causes the Troubles and his own excessive time in the Barn.I got the impression that those black spheres weren't so much a Trouble as... part of the mystic history of the barn? Or something. I'm not sure I can explain it properly. But I think William has learned how to manipulate whatever supernatural abilities the barn is/has/creates and that we'll see other "powers" that he's able to control

[december21st]

Figuring out timelines for this show is too much work.

[killabeez]

Great post title. :)

I think this episode answered more questions than it asked, for once. Maybe why I didn't really have much to say, either, though I mostly enjoyed it.

[december21st]

Great post title. :)
Thanks!

[bluebanrigh]

I hope the writers aren't just making it up as they go along. It'd be nice if everything ties together; James, the Crocker boxes, Sarah's rings everything ties together.

Love conquers all, but which bloody love?!

[december21st]

Well, I'm more than a little convinced that they don't have a calendar on hand when they seed all these plot threads, but some of it is definitely planned out. Apparently, if you watch Season 1 watching for Audrey touching Nathan ... they don't, not even a little, until that revelatory kiss.

Love is the answer. But what's the question?

[bluebanrigh]

I know that they had originally planned to reveal that he was able to feel her at the end of the first episode, but they held it off.

lol, it's like Jeopardy. What's the question.