The series From finally reveals its best-kept secret… but it was nothing like what the fans expected
Children, children, future, future
- December 2, 2024
- Updated: December 3, 2024 at 8:58 AM
After three seasons filled with mystery and horror, From has dropped a bombshell that has left its followers shocked: the true nature of the cursed town and its sinister inhabitants. And, evidently, here come the spoilers.
In the final episode of season 3, titled Revelation: Chapter 2, it is revealed that the nocturnal creatures terrorizing those trapped in the town are not just any monsters, but the former residents of the place, transformed after making a dark pact with an evil entity. The agreement promised them immortality in exchange for the sacrifice of their own children, an act that condemned their souls to an endless cycle of suffering and reincarnation.
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The key to this terrifying enigma lies with the murdered children, who try to guide characters like Tabitha and Jade to break the cycle. Through clues like the numbers on the bottles and a musical sequence, it is discovered that the sacrifices connect with the magical trees that allow teleportation. However, the ending doesn’t stop there: the appearance of the enigmatic Man in the Yellow Suit, who seems to be the entity behind the pact, changes the rules of the game. This being, capable of defying the laws of the place, causes an unexpected death and adds an even more disturbing layer to the story.
Although fans were expecting definitive answers, From has opted for an approach that resolves some mysteries while introducing new unknowns. With a fourth season confirmed for 2026 on Max, the debate and theories will continue to fuel the community as they wait to see how this nightmare unfolds in the upcoming episodes. Are we facing a new case of Lost? It seems not entirely… but it repeats some formulas that are too reminiscent of that series.
Cultural journalist specialized in film, series, comics, video games, and everything your parents tried to keep you away from during your childhood. Also an aspiring film director, screenwriter, and professional troublemaker.
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