FROM Season 3 Theory - The Show’s Biggest Secret & Hidden Messages | The COMPLETE STORY

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A theory about FROM that connects all three seasons! We going deep into the mysterious numbers, multiple towns theory, and the twisted cycles keeping everyone trapped. From Victor's drawings to the bottle trees, we explore how Greek numerology, weather events, and the Man in Yellow might explain Fromville's biggest mysteries. Could there be multiple towns? What do the numbers really mean? Join us as we unravel this complex puzzle!

0:00 Introduction
0:49 What is Fromville?
1:21 Understanding the Trees & Numbers
2:24 The Cycles Theory
3:22 The Six Faraway Trees
4:22 Understanding the Numbers
5:49 Greek Numbers & Hidden Messages
7:51 The Sacrifice Connection
9:49 Rendez-Move Website Mystery
11:15 Weather Events & Cycles
12:52 The Man in Yellow Theory
14:23 The Spiral Portal Theory
15:12 Outro
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[BEYONDPREMIERE]

Hey FROM fans! This theory got so massive and mind-bending that I had to split it into two parts! 🤯
-PART 1 (Today): We exploring into the trees as frequencies, those mysterious numbers, the Greek messages, and Victor's drawings. Plus, I'll show you the evidence that proves this isn't just speculation!
-PART 2 (Tomorrow): how to break the curse, and the hcildren.
And how ALL of this connects to Season 3!

Let me know your thoughts on Part 1, and share your own theories about what else we might uncover tomorrow! This is just the beginning... 👀

[Kozoku]

3:33 "nothing in this show is without any reason"
People who suffered through Lost would like a word.

[seanakimae]

I just hope and pray this doesnt take a LOST route

[nicocba]

Unlike the Bottle Tree that Tabitha used to go to the lighthouse, the one found in the woods by Boyd and Sara wasn't a farway tree. So not all bottle trees are farway trees.

The numbers in the Lighthouse were only seen in Tabitha's dream, but there were no numbers when Tabitha climbed the stairrs in the actual lighthouse.

Before Dale went into the tree, what do all travels through farway trees had in common? The Boy in White.
- The BIW guided Victor and Ethan to the farway tree when Victor made the stone demonstration to Ethan.
- The BIW guided Victor to take Julie to the farway tree the night of the Colony House mas...
- The BIW guided Sara to the farway tree when Boyd ended up in the dungeon well.
- The BIW was expecting Tabitha in the Lighthouse when she went into the "special" farway Bottle Tree.

So it's palusible to conclude that the BIW controls the farwasy trees (not numbers), and as Martin told Boyd, "they" (other forces) may caught you on the way after entering into a farway tree.

Most likely this special farway Bottle Tree indeed takes you to the Lighthouse only, but it's not meant for anyone and for any purpose due to the lighthouse is a way out. So Dale wasn't suposed to get into this particular tree, and the BIW or other forces sent him to the pool so that all people in town could see it and receive the message.

[Johnny_Dregs]

These are phenomenal breakdowns. Even if they end up incorrect, I appreciate the deeper thought and this is the reason I enjoy these types of plots.

[ChanceRulz]

Maybe the bottles take you to your desired destination? For instance you grab a bottle and go into the tree and it takes you to a certain place instead of random

[joshs]

The writers said they hid clues in episode 1 in plain sight. So my theory is that the top of that billboard where the "Star Magic" sign was originally (We saw it in Victor's flashback of the massacre) is actually a secret portal similar to a faraway tree. Where it goes is anyone's guess, but it might be where the children are being locked away. We only ever hear about them being locked in a tower (they weren't at the lighthouse so it has to be somewhere different).

I think if you climb through that empty billboard sign at the top, then the "motel" will appear to you similar to Boyd finding Martin in the ruins.

If you rewatch Episode 1 at :37 mark- Boyd is ringing the bell walking down the street, the camera zooms in on the bell and the sign is directly behind the bell blurred in the background.

1:28 mark- Closeup shot of the pool as "We got to get out of this place" starts playing on the radio. Slowly zooms up and to the left until the top of the billboard is directly centered... Then quickly changes to next scene.

2:35 mark- Zoom in on the bell once again with the billboard again centered directly behind it.

The wires hooked to the inner corners of the Billboard form an X.... X marks the spot?

We know that the billboard once had a "Star Magic" sign at the top cause we saw it in Victor's flashback... Which means at some point between then and present day someone went up there and removed both sides of the sign (it's visible from each side). It wasn't something weather related IMO cause the rest of the Billboard is still perfectly in tact.

I could be completely wrong, but my theory is the top of that billboard acts similar to a faraway tree where you can climb through and be transported. I believe that place is where the children are being imprisoned.

The 1st episode that sign is shown a bunch more...

4:31 mark- Behind Boyd and Kenny

5:49 mark- As Frank's wife and daughter look across the street

6:21 mark- Overhead shot zooms in with sign visible

12:22 mark- Frank walking down the street

21:37 mark- Matthews driving into town

26:43 mark- Matthews driving back into town

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28:50

29:04

They showed the Billboard like 15 times in the 1st episode.

[mikep]

I'll be absolutely shocked if this show ends up making any sense. I'm loving it, but primarily because it just seems so off the rails, and the writing basically refuses to answer any questions at all. I wouldn't be surprised if S3 ended and there was no real answers to anything lol

[ASMRProblems]

What i haven't seen is digging into the guy chained on the wall. That is someone currently in the show but much older. I think it's Randall. I think he finally goes back to the chamber and gets captured again. They are using his beard to cover his face where the scar is hidden. This is why he knows Julie and knows she shouldn't be there.

[guninkdesigns]

So much to think through and go over after your theory breakdowns on the numbers. Crazy amount of work you put into that. Excellent job. The idea of things being random comes to mind when one of the newer people to the town asked where the hotel is. I thought this was too specific to be a random statement. He said there’s a sign for a hotel but there’s no hotel.

[kelsey.targaryen]

This is one of the best from theory videos I’ve seen so far

[charlotte-zvhm]

Remember when Father Khatri said in the first season that the Bible has never turned up in Fromville and he had to write out the pages from memory. That could not have been for no reason!

[bartasSM]

awesome awesome breakdown, only thing im afraid of is that we as insanely deep dive lovers are overthinking some things like man in yellow jacket and color on the website, i wouldnt be surprised that its just a coincidence

[topshotta]

Another youtuber said the trees moving in S1 is probably why it always takes you to a random place which makes sense

[ghxstblademusic]

Boyd got numbers "1864" from the bottle trees, and it translates to "mockery" in Greek? Is this a coincidence? Because the monsters are mocking him, saying things like "Thought you said we couldn't break you" and things like this. And the way they made him watch that awful death, but didnt kill him, just forced him to watch.

[ReadyRaw]

I think the houses are all from a real town in the real world that was pulled into Fromville via a catastrophic event. The year was 1971 like the calendar on one of the house walls.

[kellyzahara]

I think these theories are amazing and would work really well in a book. But if it’s the explanation it’s so over complicated for a tv show. It would need a massive exposition dump to explain it.

[jaymay]

I’m almost certain the show runners aren’t even sure what everything means. They’re making it up as they go along

[TacticalTornado]

I belive your are right about sacrefice part, when Martin died the trees started to lose their leafs. So I belive that forest/city run on sacrefices...

[horses]

Rendez-move is a play on words for the French word Rendezvous. That word means one person meeting with another person or business anything. Getting together at a certain date at a certain time