I'm confused. Very, very confused. Anyone else besides me?
I mean we have a body that was likely killed in the hallway and then moved to the art room and we have the workshop being a mess, possibly to make it look like Thomasin was killed in the art room. There's no wounds on her besides the broken neck, so was the dent on the paint can apposed to mislead us?
And something else bothers me, too. The candles found in Thomasin's room might be what was in Thomasin's parcel, with the killer melting one down to create the fake goat toy. But why would they do that?
And the saw and drill were covered in red paint. Could they have been used by a weakling to help move the body? The killer coulda dumped red paint around everywhere and then used paint thinner to try and make it look more like Thomasin bled out.
But the most confusing thing about that is the paint on the wall. Why would the killer be covered in paint? Did they try rubbing it off, only to just throw it in the kiln when it didn't work?
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I'm confused. Very, very confused. Anyone else besides me?
I mean we have a body that was likely killed in the hallway and then moved to the art room and we have the workshop being a mess, possibly to make it look like Thomasin was killed in the art room. There's no wounds on her besides the broken neck, so was the dent on the paint can apposed to mislead us?
And something else bothers me, too. The candles found in Thomasin's room might be what was in Thomasin's parcel, with the killer melting one down to create the fake goat toy. But why would they do that?
And the saw and drill were covered in red paint. Could they have been used by a weakling to help move the body? The killer coulda dumped red paint around everywhere and then used paint thinner to try and make it look more like Thomasin bled out.
But the most confusing thing about that is the paint on the wall. Why would the killer be covered in paint? Did they try rubbing it off, only to just throw it in the kiln when it didn't work?