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* The Chanels' extreme personality issues seems like it might be the show purposely taking it up to eleven. But then you find out that there is no food in the Frat House, despite there being a big kitchen, and Chanel Oberlin made it illegal to eat any food, telling the girls to eat cotton balls instead. Lack of food for long periods of time can cause all kinds of mental and psychological issues for a person.

* The Chanels' extreme personality issues seems like it might be the show purposely taking it UpToEleven. But then you find out that there is no food in the Frat House, despite there being a big kitchen, and Chanel Oberlin made it illegal to eat any food, telling the girls to eat cotton balls instead. Lack of food for long periods of time can cause all kinds of mental and psychological issues for a person.

* Dean Munsch closing the university after the death of Jennifer, with signs that she's very much hurt over this death more than the others. If you look at the first episode, who do you think [brought Jennifer to Kappa in the first place?

** Similarily, [[spoiler: Wes probably blames the Chanels for Grace's plight more rather than Hester, due to the fact that she is still his daughter and the Chanels represent the very thing that both kids were trying to bring down. He may also be unwilling to admit that Grace probably broke down due to the stress of a) dealing with a serial killer who turned out to be her sister, and b) allowing people who were innocent of the crimes they were accused of to go to jail. The Chanels are easier targets to go after.]]
*** Though the next episode shows that neither Wes nor Hester particularly care about each other, so the point about Wes has been Subverted.

* In 2x05/"Chanel Pour Homme-Icide," Chanel and Chanel #3 are cleaning the bed pans together. During this, they gripe at each other and are generally catty to one another. After two seasons of them getting along really well (and odd feat for the Chanels) it might seem weird to see them 'fight,' however, who is noticeably absent in this scene? [[TheChewToy Chanel #5.]] Apparently Chanels one and three need a [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy lightning rod to abuse to get all their anger out.]]

* In 2x05/"Chanel Pour Homme-Icide," Chanel and Chanel #3 are cleaning the bed pans together. During this, they gripe at each other and are generally catty to one another. After two seasons of them getting along really well (and odd feat for the Chanels) it might seem weird to see them 'fight,' however, who is noticeably absent in this scene? [[TheChewToy Chanel #5.]] Apparently Chanels one and three need a [[FamilyGuy lightning rod to abuse to get all their anger out.]]

* A recent episode had Hoffel asking Chanel why she thinks so many people want to kill her. Chanel earnestly states that she has no idea. Now, on the one hand, this could just be Chanel being ignorant of how horrible she is. However, most of the killers on the show want revenge for past crimes that she wasn't even around for (The bathtub death in season one, and the dumping of the body in season two). What they are pissed off about had nothing to do with her at all. Therefore, Chanel may have a point.

*** Though the next episode shows that neither Wes nor Hester particularly care about each other, so the point about Wes has been Subverted.

** Similarily, [[spoiler: Wes probably blames the Chanels for Grace's plight more rather than Hester, due to the fact that she is still his daughter and the Chanels represent the very thing that both kids were trying to bring down. He may also be unwilling to admit that Grace probably broke down due to the stress of a) dealing with a serial killer who turned out to be her sister, and b) allowing people who were innocent of the crimes they were accused of to go to jail. The Chanels are easier targets to go after.]]

* Hester is mostly the product of Gigi's raising, but an argument can now be made there might be a case of InTheBlood from both the maternal and paternal side of her family. Going further, one of the reasons she absolutely refuses to divulge the identity of, at least, one of the Green Meanies is because they're one of the few family members she has left. She might also be sore over what happened to her still living half-sibling.

* There is a logic to one of the Green Meanies targeting patients rather than the staff and/or Munsch: The fact they themselves aren't attacked is less suspicious. Time will tell, but this likely points to the first revealed Green Meanie not being the one who attacked Munsch and wounded Chanel #5.

* HilariousInHindsight: In the pilot, Chanel wonders if Grace is so nice because she is on good antidepressants. Many fans noted that Chanel #5 has TookALevelInKindness in season two, being more ditzy than outright malicious- Chanel #3 offhandedly mentions that Number Five is now taking antidepressants.

* Chad's loyalty is foreshadowed as early as the second episode, where he tells Chanel not to tell anyone else that Boone is gay. This shows that Chad is fiercely protective of his best friend, and that he'll ultimately walk out on his family after they're rude to both Chanel and Hester.

** Especially, when you add to the fact that Pete - who confessed to being one of the Red Devil Killers - tells Grace this before he is killed in front of her by Hester.