Drogo 50.5k November 9, 2018 Jim reunites with Mr. Mulvahill, his third-grade teacher, and challenges him to admit to an incident from the past that left Jim forever changed. Share this post Link to post
Caseysgirl 6.8k November 21, 2018 As with every show so far this season, the end leaves me dumbstruck. Share this post Link to post
SHD 4.8k November 21, 2018 14 hours ago, Caseysgirl said: As with every show so far this season, the end leaves me dumbstruck. I wasn't even sure what the ending was (maybe that was the point). Did the teacher actually know how to teleport or was he never really there and we were mostly watching not-Dwight's delusion until the end when we popped into reality to show that there was no one actually there at all? I did like that they were setting it up as some kind of abuse revenge story and it turned out to be so fantastical. 2 Share this post Link to post
Drogo 50.5k November 21, 2018 5 minutes ago, SHD said: Did the teacher actually know how to teleport Yes. They mindfucked us into thinking the teacher had abused him after everyone left class that day, but it was actually that the teacher teleported and not being able to make sense of it or talk about it with anyone made Jim's life miserable and lonely. Now that he's confirmed the veracity of his memory, he can move on and live life. 2 Share this post Link to post
Duke2801 16.7k November 26, 2018 On 11/21/2018 at 1:22 PM, SHD said: I wasn't even sure what the ending was (maybe that was the point). Did the teacher actually know how to teleport or was he never really there and we were mostly watching not-Dwight's delusion until the end when we popped into reality to show that there was no one actually there at all? I did like that they were setting it up as some kind of abuse revenge story and it turned out to be so fantastical. I am leaning towards “he actually teleported” but it seemed to me that they left the ending open to interpretation between these two different scenarios. 1 Share this post Link to post
