Suzanne asked:

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Pat C.

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david

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Jan I don't buy into the supernatural explanations. I think it ends as it does because as with many things in life, we don't always learn the answer or end to a story. We have to learn to live with the unfinished story, the missing explanation.

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Christina Mulder What the hell. So, we never find out what happened "In The Woods" to begin with. Sigh. "It's like real life..." yea yea yea but what a let down.

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Kristen

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Christine

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Leslie I thought the whole weird noise thing was just bizarre and I thought that would be explained. 😮🙁

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Patricia Shook

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Alex Shevtsov I agree with the above answers that say we're better off without the resolution to the old mystery. Yes, it feels like real life, and it also underlines the character of our hero, and – I believe – he would not actually like to solve this mystery.
He was remembering something when he was out of his mind, put in a similar situation, stressed and often hungover. In his sane mind he would not get rid of the story that makes him sad and special and provides the never-ending well of melancholy. It's, in a way, the place where he takes his character from (remember that he's a textbook example of narcissist).

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