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* Why does Delilah refuse to respond to Henry if you ask about the old burnt cabin? She obviously can hear Henry because you can ask about an abandoned outhouse and an old cache which are both close-by and she will respond.respond.
* After Henry is attacked by the lake there is a dialogue option where he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that much danger and couldn’t rely on Delilah for help, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and leave on foot the same way he arrived?
* After Henry is attacked by the lake there is a dialogue option where he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that much danger and couldn’t rely on Delilah for help, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and leave on foot the same way he arrived?
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* Why does Delilah refuse to respond to Henry if you ask about the old burnt cabin? She obviously can hear Henry because you can ask about an abandoned outhouse and an old cache which is are both close-by and she will respond.
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* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and leave on foot the same way he arrived? Surely if he knows that he is in that much danger, getting in trouble for leaving his post would not be a concern for him.
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* Why does Delilah refuse to respond to Henry if you ask about the old burnt cabin? She obviously can hear Henry because you can ask about an abandoned outhouse which is close-by and she will respond.
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* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and leave on foot the same way he arrived? Surely if he knows that he is in that much danger, getting in trouble for leaving his post would not be a concern for him.
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* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and leave on foot the same way he arrived? Surely if he knows that he is in that much danger, getting in trouble for leaving his post would would not be a concern for him.
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* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and then leave the way he arrived on foot? Surely if he knows that he is in that much danger then getting in trouble for leaving his post would would not be a concern for him.
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* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and then leave on foot the same way he arrived on foot? arrived? Surely if he knows that he is in that much danger then danger, getting in trouble for leaving his post would would not be a concern for him.
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* After discovering Henry’s tower has been broken into and ransacked on the first day, Why doesn’t Delilah think to tell Henry to evacuate his tower or try contacting one of the other lookouts to warm them about a potentially dangerous person? especially since not doing so gives the person time to return and attack Henry in his tower or break into another lookout tower nearby or go after any campers in the area (including two very intoxicated and therefore vulnerable teenagers near the lake).
* On day 2 the communication lines have been cut and Delilah says that after a few days of no communication someone would be sent to investigate, if that’s the case then why was there no further investigation into the break in at Henry’s tower?
** Also both the teenagers destroyed camp and the break in at Henry tower happen within 48 hours of each other so why didn’t either Henry or Delilah consider the idea that it was done by the same person? Surely they would see the pattern even if at first they suspected the girls, plus the fact that Henry encountered someone in canyon close to his tower before he discovered it was ransacked should have led to a logical conclusion that it was a third party and not the girls.
* On day 2 the communication lines have been cut and Delilah says that after a few days of no communication someone would be sent to investigate, if that’s the case then why was there no further investigation into the break in at Henry’s tower?
** Also both the teenagers destroyed camp and the break in at Henry tower happen within 48 hours of each other so why didn’t either Henry or Delilah consider the idea that it was done by the same person? Surely they would see the pattern even if at first they suspected the girls, plus the fact that Henry encountered someone in canyon close to his tower before he discovered it was ransacked should have led to a logical conclusion that it was a third party and not the girls.
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* After discovering Henry’s tower has been broken into and ransacked on the first day, Why doesn’t Delilah think to tell Henry to evacuate his tower or try contacting one of the other lookouts to warm them about a potentially dangerous person? especially since not doing so gives the person time to return and attack Henry in his tower or break into another lookout tower nearby or go after any campers in the area (including two very intoxicated and therefore vulnerable teenagers near the lake).
* On day 2 the communication lines have been cut and Delilah says that after a few days of no communication someone would be sent to investigate, if that’s the case then why was there no further investigation into the break in at Henry’s tower?
** Also both the teenagers destroyed camp and the break in at Henry tower happen within 48 hours of each other so why didn’t either Henry or Delilah consider the idea that it was done by the same person? Surely they would see the pattern even if at first they suspected the girls, plus the fact that Henry encountered someone in canyon close to his tower before he discovered it was ransacked should have led to a logical conclusion that it was a third party and not the girls.
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* On day 2 the communication lines have been cut and Delilah says that after a few days of no communication someone would be sent to investigate, if that’s the case then why was there no further investigation into the break in at Henry’s tower?
** Also both the teenagers destroyed camp and the break in at Henry tower happen within 48 hours of each other so why didn’t either Henry or Delilah consider the idea that it was done by the same person? Surely they would see the pattern even if at first they suspected the girls, plus the fact that Henry encountered someone in canyon close to his tower before he discovered it was ransacked should have led to a logical conclusion that it was a third party and not the girls.
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* Both the teenagers wrecked camp and the break in at Henry tower happen within 48 hours of each other so why didn’t either Henry or Delilah consider the idea that it was done by the same person? Surely they would see the pattern of attacks on people’s property even if they initially suspected the girls first, plus the fact that Henry saw someone extremely close to his tower before discovering it was ransacked would be suspicious.
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* After getting into the research site and finding the research papers about them, Henry and Delilah had evidence to back up the fact that they had been followed, so why didn’t either of them think to immediately try contacting one of the other lookouts or the forest service for help?
* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and then leave the way he arrived on foot? Surly if he knew that he was in that much danger getting in trouble would not be as much of a concern.
* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and then leave the way he arrived on foot? Surly if he knew that he was in that much danger getting in trouble would not be as much of a concern.
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* After discovering Henry’s tower has been broken into and ransacked on the first day, why does Delilah decide to wait until the next morning to report the break in? especially since waiting gives the person who broke in time to return and attack Henry, other lookouts or campers in the area (including two intoxicated and therefore vulnerable teenagers near the lake).
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* After getting into the research site and finding the research papers about them, Henry and Delilah had evidence to back up the fact that they had been followed, so why didn’t either of them think to immediately try contacting one of the other lookouts or the forest service for help?help?
* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and then leave the way he arrived on foot? Surly if he knew that he was in that much danger getting in trouble would not be as much of a concern.
* After Henry is attacked by the lake he wants to evacuate but Delilah will refuse, if he felt his life was in that amount of danger, why didn’t he just switch off his radio, return to his tower to get his things and then leave the way he arrived on foot? Surly if he knew that he was in that much danger getting in trouble would not be as much of a concern.
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** ... Have you? Most outhouses are built over a hole in the ground, which gets filled in when full.
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** ... Have you? Most outhouses are built over a hole in the ground, which gets filled in when full.full.
* After discovering Henry’s tower has been broken into and ransacked on the first day, why does Delilah decide to wait until the next morning to report the break in? especially since waiting gives the person who broke in time to return and attack Henry, other lookouts or campers in the area (including two intoxicated and therefore vulnerable teenagers near the lake).
* On day 2 the communication lines have been cut and Delilah says that after a few days of no communication someone would be sent to investigate, if that’s the case then why was there no further investigation into the break in at Henry’s tower?
* Both the teenagers wrecked camp and the break in at Henry tower happen within 48 hours of each other so why didn’t either Henry or Delilah consider the idea that it was done by the same person? Surely they would see the pattern of attacks on people’s property even if they initially suspected the girls first, plus the fact that Henry saw someone extremely close to his tower before discovering it was ransacked would be suspicious.
* Why does Delilah refuse to respond to Henry if you ask about the old burnt cabin? She obviously can hear Henry because you can ask about an abandoned outhouse which is close-by and she will respond.
* After getting into the research site and finding the research papers about them, Henry and Delilah had evidence to back up the fact that they had been followed, so why didn’t either of them think to immediately try contacting one of the other lookouts or the forest service for help?
* After discovering Henry’s tower has been broken into and ransacked on the first day, why does Delilah decide to wait until the next morning to report the break in? especially since waiting gives the person who broke in time to return and attack Henry, other lookouts or campers in the area (including two intoxicated and therefore vulnerable teenagers near the lake).
* On day 2 the communication lines have been cut and Delilah says that after a few days of no communication someone would be sent to investigate, if that’s the case then why was there no further investigation into the break in at Henry’s tower?
* Both the teenagers wrecked camp and the break in at Henry tower happen within 48 hours of each other so why didn’t either Henry or Delilah consider the idea that it was done by the same person? Surely they would see the pattern of attacks on people’s property even if they initially suspected the girls first, plus the fact that Henry saw someone extremely close to his tower before discovering it was ransacked would be suspicious.
* Why does Delilah refuse to respond to Henry if you ask about the old burnt cabin? She obviously can hear Henry because you can ask about an abandoned outhouse which is close-by and she will respond.
* After getting into the research site and finding the research papers about them, Henry and Delilah had evidence to back up the fact that they had been followed, so why didn’t either of them think to immediately try contacting one of the other lookouts or the forest service for help?
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*What was Ned's deal? Delilah does mention he has PTSD, so he could just be paranoid, but as she ALSO mentions, the forest is outdoors in a public place where people camp. If Ned hadn't acted like a lunatic, breaking into Two Forks tower and throwing Henry's typewriter out of the window, then Henry would have just dismissed the sighting after a day or two and Ned would be no worse off. By causing a scene in invading the tower of course Henry's first assumption would be the guy he saw shining a flashlight at him, so if his goal was to avoid being suspicious then he did a very poor job of it. Then he leaves papers with the fake notes in an open area seemingly just so he could ambush Henry, again causing them to get riled up and anxious, things he'd want to avoid.
** And on a related note, if all the stuff we've seen was just set up by Ned then how did he get inside the research site? I suppose he could have just climbed the fence while we did it the hard way, but going into a restricted area makes him run the risk of getting caught.
***Lastly, how did he know all this personal information that neither of them had shared? I mean, he broke into Henry's tower already,and knows that Henry frequently leaves his post to go exploring, so perhaps Henry had a journal where he talked about Julia. But once again, he'd never know how long Henry would be gone for, and it runs the risk of getting caught. It all just seems so illogical. If he had just left it alone Henry would just see it as a stray camper. Everything he does in trying to avoid detection just makes him take more risks of being detected, and all just because one day he shined a light at someone when it was getting dark and thought it was such a big deal he had to thoroughly investigate the new lookout and set them into a paranoid spin of being watched.
** And on a related note, if all the stuff we've seen was just set up by Ned then how did he get inside the research site? I suppose he could have just climbed the fence while we did it the hard way, but going into a restricted area makes him run the risk of getting caught.
***Lastly, how did he know all this personal information that neither of them had shared? I mean, he broke into Henry's tower already,and knows that Henry frequently leaves his post to go exploring, so perhaps Henry had a journal where he talked about Julia. But once again, he'd never know how long Henry would be gone for, and it runs the risk of getting caught. It all just seems so illogical. If he had just left it alone Henry would just see it as a stray camper. Everything he does in trying to avoid detection just makes him take more risks of being detected, and all just because one day he shined a light at someone when it was getting dark and thought it was such a big deal he had to thoroughly investigate the new lookout and set them into a paranoid spin of being watched.
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* Seriously, how the hell are the outhouses in the game supposed to function? They're flush with the ground with no visible container for fecal matter that could be dug up and emptied. Have the makers of the game never used an outhouse?
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* Seriously, how the hell are the outhouses in the game supposed to function? They're flush with the ground with no visible container for fecal matter that could be dug up and emptied. Have the makers of the game never used an outhouse?outhouse?
** ... Have you? Most outhouses are built over a hole in the ground, which gets filled in when full.
** ... Have you? Most outhouses are built over a hole in the ground, which gets filled in when full.
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* Why don't Henry and Delilah ever meet up at the height of their paranoia? They literally think someone is out to get them - even ''kill'' them, for all they know - and they never hole up in one of their towers for some good old safety in numbers? Yeah, they had firewatching jobs to take care of, but if they think their lives are potentially in danger surely they'd risk it. Their towers aren't so far apart that this is an impossible strategy.
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* Why don't Henry and Delilah ever meet up at the height of their paranoia? They literally think someone is out to get them - even ''kill'' them, for all they know - and they never hole up in one of their towers for some good old safety in numbers? Yeah, they had firewatching jobs to take care of, but if they think their lives are potentially in danger surely they'd risk it. Their towers aren't so far apart that this is an impossible strategy.strategy.
* Seriously, how the hell are the outhouses in the game supposed to function? They're flush with the ground with no visible container for fecal matter that could be dug up and emptied. Have the makers of the game never used an outhouse?
* Seriously, how the hell are the outhouses in the game supposed to function? They're flush with the ground with no visible container for fecal matter that could be dug up and emptied. Have the makers of the game never used an outhouse?
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** There's a theory proposed by LetsPlay/{{Captain Sauce}} [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT0mgVL8oWg&t=600s in this video]] That suggests that Delilah was aware/working with Ned the whole time. The intercepted conversation was between Ned and Delilah. The evidence for this includes:
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** There's a theory proposed by LetsPlay/{{Captain Sauce}} LetsPlay/{{Captainsauce}} [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT0mgVL8oWg&t=600s in this video]] That suggests that Delilah was aware/working with Ned the whole time. The intercepted conversation was between Ned and Delilah. The evidence for this includes:
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** There's a theory proposed by Captain Sauce https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT0mgVL8oWg&t=600s That suggests that Delilah was aware/working with Ned the whole time. The intercepted conversation was between Ned and Delilah. The evidence for this includes:
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** There's a theory proposed by Captain Sauce https://www.LetsPlay/{{Captain Sauce}} [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT0mgVL8oWg&t=600s in this video]] That suggests that Delilah was aware/working with Ned the whole time. The intercepted conversation was between Ned and Delilah. The evidence for this includes:
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* One mystery that was not resolved. Who was Delilah talking to, when Henry accidentally intercepted her broadcast? And what was she talking about? Was she really talking about Henry? In the end everything was explained (teens not dead, just dumb; Ned being the "psycho"; Brian being dead), EXCEPT the conversation Delilah scolded you for listening. She really seemed up to something sinister, but... no explanation. Was she drunk at the time? Was it just her mumbling, caused by isolation? Did she just reported Henry's arrival to her supervisors? Was it about someone completely different and thus indeed a private call?
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* One mystery that was not resolved. Who was Delilah talking to, when Henry accidentally intercepted her broadcast? And what was she talking about? Was she really talking about Henry? In the end everything was explained (teens ([[spoiler:teens not dead, just dumb; Ned being the "psycho"; Brian being dead), dead]]), EXCEPT the conversation Delilah scolded you for listening. She really seemed up to something sinister, but... no explanation. Was she drunk at the time? Was it just her mumbling, caused by isolation? Did she just reported Henry's arrival to her supervisors? Was it about someone completely different and thus indeed a private call?
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* Why don't Henry and Delilah ever meet up at the height of their paranoia? They literally think someone is out to get them - Out to kill them, for all they know - and they never hole up in one of their towers for some good old safety in numbers? Yeah, they had firewatching jobs to take care of, but if they think their lives are potentially in danger surely they'd risk it.
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* Why don't Henry and Delilah ever meet up at the height of their paranoia? They literally think someone is out to get them - Out to kill even ''kill'' them, for all they know - and they never hole up in one of their towers for some good old safety in numbers? Yeah, they had firewatching jobs to take care of, but if they think their lives are potentially in danger surely they'd risk it.it. Their towers aren't so far apart that this is an impossible strategy.
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*** They were drunk, which probably helped with their tolerance.
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*** They were drunk, which probably helped with their tolerance.tolerance.
* Why don't Henry and Delilah ever meet up at the height of their paranoia? They literally think someone is out to get them - Out to kill them, for all they know - and they never hole up in one of their towers for some good old safety in numbers? Yeah, they had firewatching jobs to take care of, but if they think their lives are potentially in danger surely they'd risk it.
* Why don't Henry and Delilah ever meet up at the height of their paranoia? They literally think someone is out to get them - Out to kill them, for all they know - and they never hole up in one of their towers for some good old safety in numbers? Yeah, they had firewatching jobs to take care of, but if they think their lives are potentially in danger surely they'd risk it.
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** They may have had something on which to float the fireworks over, but adding the boombox would've been too much. As for the cold, some people just have a high tolerance for it.
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** They may have had something on which to float the fireworks over, but adding the boombox would've been too much. As for the cold, some people just have a high tolerance for it.it.
*** They were drunk, which probably helped with their tolerance.
*** They were drunk, which probably helped with their tolerance.
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*** 6. If the conversation was with another Lookout, why is it so Cryptic and doesn't involve anything specific from the sarcastic and talkative Delilah? and why then does Delilah get so defensive and shuts off her radio when you confront her instead of mildly annoyed?
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***5. If you visit the fence early, Delilah dismisses any questions asked like "stuff" or "IDK ¯\_(ツ)_/¯". When you have to visit the fence officially, Delilah sends you to a camp on the other side of the map to get "some help" from a camp she should know is already empty, giving Ned more time to set up the "evidence"
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So basically, Delilah and Ned were working together to pin anything suspicious on the teenage girls, and when that didn't work, to try and pin it on the "scientists" at Wapiti.
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2.Delilah can see Wapati Station from her tower and it is an established research site as indicated by the documents outside the tent. How then would she be unaware of its existence?
3. How and why did Delilah deliver the 2nd Walkie to the cache when the shortest route there and back was 14ish miles and involved waling past Henry's tower twice?
4. You can't "wiretap" a walkie talkie, you can still tune into the channel and eavesdrop, Delilah should be aware of this.
3. How and why did Delilah deliver the 2nd Walkie to the cache when the shortest route there and back was 14ish miles and involved waling past Henry's tower twice?
4. You can't "wiretap" a walkie talkie, you can still tune into the channel and eavesdrop, Delilah should be aware of this.
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1. The Comm lines were still cut, so who could Delilah replay be talking to?
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** There's a theory proposed by Captain Sauce https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT0mgVL8oWg&t=600s That suggests that Delilah was aware/working with Ned the whole time. The intercepted conversation was between Ned and Delilah. The evidence for this includes:
1. The Comm lines were still cut, so who could Delilah replay be talking to?
2.Delilah can see Wapati Station from her tower and it is an established research site as indicated by the documents outside the tent. How then would she be unaware of its existence?
3. How and why did Delilah deliver the 2nd Walkie to the cache when the shortest route there and back was 14ish miles and involved waling past Henry's tower twice?
4. You can't "wiretap" a walkie talkie, you can still tune into the channel and eavesdrop, Delilah should be aware of this.
So basically, Delilah and Ned were working together to pin anything suspicious on the teenage girls, and when that didn't work, to try and pin it on the "scientists" at Wapiti.
1. The Comm lines were still cut, so who could Delilah replay be talking to?
2.Delilah can see Wapati Station from her tower and it is an established research site as indicated by the documents outside the tent. How then would she be unaware of its existence?
3. How and why did Delilah deliver the 2nd Walkie to the cache when the shortest route there and back was 14ish miles and involved waling past Henry's tower twice?
4. You can't "wiretap" a walkie talkie, you can still tune into the channel and eavesdrop, Delilah should be aware of this.
So basically, Delilah and Ned were working together to pin anything suspicious on the teenage girls, and when that didn't work, to try and pin it on the "scientists" at Wapiti.
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** Delilah is the supervisor of several other lookouts. Henry isn't the only one she talks to, though she admits that Henry is special to her. It really was just a private conversation with another lookout.
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* How did the obnoxious teens get the fireworks out to the islet without getting them wet? If the water is shallow enough to wade, why did they leave their boombox on the shore instead of bringing it closer? Also, Delilah remarks that the water will be very cold due to being melt runoff, yet the girls apparently suffered no discomfort from it.
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** It's explained that Ned had no other family after his mother died. Presumably, Ned and Brian's neighbors, if they even noticed the absence, simple assumed the had moved.
* How did the obnoxious teens get the fireworks out to the islet without getting them wet? If the water is shallow enough to wade, why did they leave their boombox on the shore instead of bringing it closer? Also, Delilah remarks that the water will be very cold due to being melt runoff, yet the girls apparently suffered no discomfort from it.
** They may have had something on which to float the fireworks over, but adding the boombox would've been too much. As for the cold, some people just have a high tolerance for it.
* How did the obnoxious teens get the fireworks out to the islet without getting them wet? If the water is shallow enough to wade, why did they leave their boombox on the shore instead of bringing it closer? Also, Delilah remarks that the water will be very cold due to being melt runoff, yet the girls apparently suffered no discomfort from it.
** They may have had something on which to float the fireworks over, but adding the boombox would've been too much. As for the cold, some people just have a high tolerance for it.
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* So, as far as Delilah knows, Ned and Brian simply left abruptly three years ago to go back home. Wouldn't their next of kin report them missing and ask the Forest Service about their whereabouts? Also, Ned couldn't possibly survive winter without burning wood to keep warm, which would result in smoke plumes rising to the sky at a time and place where that would be unexpected.
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* So, as far as Delilah knows, Ned and Brian simply left abruptly three years ago to go back home. Wouldn't their next of kin report them missing and ask the Forest Service about their whereabouts? Also, Ned couldn't possibly survive winter without burning wood to keep warm, which would result in smoke plumes rising to the sky at a time and place where that would be unexpected.unexpected.
* How did the obnoxious teens get the fireworks out to the islet without getting them wet? If the water is shallow enough to wade, why did they leave their boombox on the shore instead of bringing it closer? Also, Delilah remarks that the water will be very cold due to being melt runoff, yet the girls apparently suffered no discomfort from it.
* How did the obnoxious teens get the fireworks out to the islet without getting them wet? If the water is shallow enough to wade, why did they leave their boombox on the shore instead of bringing it closer? Also, Delilah remarks that the water will be very cold due to being melt runoff, yet the girls apparently suffered no discomfort from it.
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* Why did Ned leave the keys to the cave for Henry to find? There's no reason he'd want Henry to explore the cave (heck, he tries to trap Henry in there afterward), and the keys are the only reason Henry finds Brian's body.
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* Why did Ned leave the keys to the cave for Henry to find? There's no reason he'd want Henry to explore the cave (heck, he tries to trap Henry in there afterward), and the keys are the only reason Henry finds Brian's body.body.
** Both of these are explained in the audio commentary: Delilah was having a completely mundane conversation with another lookout. And Ned didn't intend for anyone to find the backpack he had stashed, it was just bad luck that the tracking unit Henry grabbed picked up the the alarm Ned had attached to it.
* So, as far as Delilah knows, Ned and Brian simply left abruptly three years ago to go back home. Wouldn't their next of kin report them missing and ask the Forest Service about their whereabouts? Also, Ned couldn't possibly survive winter without burning wood to keep warm, which would result in smoke plumes rising to the sky at a time and place where that would be unexpected.
** Both of these are explained in the audio commentary: Delilah was having a completely mundane conversation with another lookout. And Ned didn't intend for anyone to find the backpack he had stashed, it was just bad luck that the tracking unit Henry grabbed picked up the the alarm Ned had attached to it.
* So, as far as Delilah knows, Ned and Brian simply left abruptly three years ago to go back home. Wouldn't their next of kin report them missing and ask the Forest Service about their whereabouts? Also, Ned couldn't possibly survive winter without burning wood to keep warm, which would result in smoke plumes rising to the sky at a time and place where that would be unexpected.
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* One mystery that was not resolved. Who was Delilah talking to, when Henry accidentally intercepted her broadcast? And what was she talking about? Was she really talking about Henry? In the end everything was explained (teens not dead, just dumb; Ned being the "psycho"; Brian being dead), EXCEPT the conversation Delilah scolded you for listening. She really seemed up to something sinister, but... no explanation. Was she drunk at the time? Was it just her mumbling, caused by isolation? Did she just reported Henry's arrival to her supervisors? Was it about someone completely different and thus indeed a private call?
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* One mystery that was not resolved. Who was Delilah talking to, when Henry accidentally intercepted her broadcast? And what was she talking about? Was she really talking about Henry? In the end everything was explained (teens not dead, just dumb; Ned being the "psycho"; Brian being dead), EXCEPT the conversation Delilah scolded you for listening. She really seemed up to something sinister, but... no explanation. Was she drunk at the time? Was it just her mumbling, caused by isolation? Did she just reported Henry's arrival to her supervisors? Was it about someone completely different and thus indeed a private call?call?
* Why did Ned leave the keys to the cave for Henry to find? There's no reason he'd want Henry to explore the cave (heck, he tries to trap Henry in there afterward), and the keys are the only reason Henry finds Brian's body.
* Why did Ned leave the keys to the cave for Henry to find? There's no reason he'd want Henry to explore the cave (heck, he tries to trap Henry in there afterward), and the keys are the only reason Henry finds Brian's body.
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* One mystery that was not resolved. Who was Delilah talking to, when Henry accidentally intercepted her broadcast? And what was she talking about? Was she really talking about Henry? In the end everything was explained (teens not dead, just dumb; Ned being the "psycho"; Brian being dead), BUT the conversation Delilah scolded you for listening. She really seemed up to something sinister, but... no explanation. Was she drunk at the time? Did she just reported Henry's arrival to her supervisors? Was it about someone completely different and thus indeed a private call?
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* One mystery that was not resolved. Who was Delilah talking to, when Henry accidentally intercepted her broadcast? And what was she talking about? Was she really talking about Henry? In the end everything was explained (teens not dead, just dumb; Ned being the "psycho"; Brian being dead), BUT EXCEPT the conversation Delilah scolded you for listening. She really seemed up to something sinister, but... no explanation. Was she drunk at the time? Was it just her mumbling, caused by isolation? Did she just reported Henry's arrival to her supervisors? Was it about someone completely different and thus indeed a private call?
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*One mystery that was not resolved. Who was Delilah talking to, when Henry accidentally intercepted her broadcast? And what was she talking about? Was she really talking about Henry? In the end everything was explained (teens not dead, just dumb; Ned being the "psycho"; Brian being dead), BUT the conversation Delilah scolded you for listening. She really seemed up to something sinister, but... no explanation. Was she drunk at the time? Did she just reported Henry's arrival to her supervisors? Was it about someone completely different and thus indeed a private call?
