Taylor Winters

Tom, this question seems silly to me. If I made an online dating profile and said I was a graphic designer living in Boston and then I met a wonderful girl, had a connection, and met her–I’m still lying. Even if I told her the truth, I started the foundation of our friendship, our relationship on a lie. While for some Sabrina was always Sabrina…[Read more]

The OOA was fake. Nothing but a ruse to elicit reactions and to gather data. Sabrina, albeit brainwashed into being Addison, was the center of it–our mirror, our reason to come back. As @electrichippo said, she’s our ingenue. She elicited the most response from participants, and Tom realized this. Maybe not at first, but he did with time. It…[Read more]

I actually enjoy this theory. We have heard so many times the words “family affair”. Yet the clear family delineations have not been defined apart from Noah and Horace. Speculation has put Nicole as a sibling to Noah–but has not been confirmed. If Tom is Horace’s brother, then that places a clear family tree as the backbone to Tension and…[Read more]

This is what I get for writing at so late. Yes, the prologue is about the Sinclairs and the head while chapter 1 focused on iconfidant and the heart. My intuition would tell me that these were specifically designed to let us experience both head and heart and to see where our interests and desires lie. How can you know truly until you’ve…[Read more]

You ask a lot of interesting questions @macbethinabathtub. Sadly, I don’t think we have answers to most of those yet. Chapter One was focused on The System. We got to know Noah and Sarah, their dysfunction, but also their triumphs. We saw Sarah’s calculating cold side, but also her humanity. Nothing was as cut and dry as it seemed. Chapter Two let…[Read more]

@rizzzoooooo, your message is interesting. The way I see it: Addison had everything. She had a position of power, she had The OOA supporting her (and manipulating her), and she had an entire immersive community giving her attention. It was the ultimate drug. But in The End, it was all taken away from her. Michelle went on stage, showing Addison…[Read more]

I’m glad to hear you got a call. Not because of your big heart or because of your connection with “Brownie.” That’s all weakness and unproductive. I am glad you got a call because it seems inspiring–like a muse–to fill you with ideas to do something great. So hold onto that inspiration, and achieve something today. You are strong. Don’t give…[Read more]

@rizzzoooooo, I have a feeling we will be seeing more of Horace and the forces moving behind the scenes as we move into Chapter 2.

@chrysalis359, I think Stacey (if that’s who even sent the email) just may have saved your life.

@bruinbown, that’s for The Sudden Loneliness Gift. A lot of people are receiving similar calls currently. Not Lust related.

Reflecting, I may be wrong about Darren’s caller and The Russian being the same man. @shankfx22, I agree. The Russian had an exceptionally thick accent. He was there to provide advice and gather information, not threaten. The accent in the call with Darren was not nearly as thick.

So it looks like we either have two characters: The Bulgarian and…[Read more]

@macbethinabathtub, Funny you mention that. @kevin just asked me the same question. The man who called Darren was 100% the same guy that called me.

@thebuz, in my opinion, they didn’t sound similar. The Russian’s accent is extremely thick to the point that some of his words were almost hard to understand. Stick Man I didn’t have that problem with. He sounded much more South American to me.

@kevin, this man had a completely different accent than my Stick Man. They are different people.

@nothenrygale, I didn’t get the sense that The Russian and Horace were at odds. My interpretation was that The Russian wanted to check in on me, as The Investors did with @theladyj, to see what decision I made and where I stand. He provided me with a little advice, and his main goal was simply collecting information and distributing information…[Read more]