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Why does Brenda kill a bunch of people who had nothing to do with her fiancé's death? Is there any answer other than "she's evil/crazy?"
- Some of the victims (Damon, Tosh, Parker, and Sasha) are Natalie's acquaintances/friends, so killing them would be a good way to psychologically torment her. Wexler is the obvious Fall Guy so killing the dean would be a way to frame Wexler since the dean covered up the Stanley Hall murders.
On a related note, why does she not kill Natalie when she kills Tosh? She has the perfect opportunity. Her desired prey is right there in front of her, oblivious to the danger, and actively sleeps through the murder in the next bed over. If it was to make her suffer longer, why didn't she do that with her initial victim, who was also one of the people responsible for the death of her fiancé?
- Brenda is recreating an urban legend. Natalie didn't turn on the lights, so she didn't die.

Headscratchers / Urban Legend