The DollsĪt the crime scene in Season 3, Wayne finds creepy bride dolls made out of straw scattered in woods. In Season 3, Will Purcell’s body was found fully clothed and laid to rest in a cave with his hands in prayer position - just like in his communion photo as Wayne and Roland come to learn. Rust points out the occult undertones immediately. She was found naked, tied to a tree, wearing an antler crown with the spiral on her back and her hands in prayer position. The first victim in Season 1 was Dora Lange.
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It represented a secret pedophile ring which was linked to serial killer Errol Childress.Īll the possible suspects we were introduced to in the last five episodes. In Season 1, the crooked spiral was a symbol that was found branded on the bodies of sacrificed victims. She shows him some true-crime blogs and asks, “Did you know at various times since large-scale pedophile rings connected to people of influence were uncovered in the surrounding areas? Did you know about the Franklin scandal? It’s been theorized that the straw dolls are a sign of pedophile groups like the Crooked Spiral.” She also says something very interesting to Wayne. It also suggests that Elisa has possibly previously interviewed Rust and Marty or studied their case in connection to the Purcell one.
This is proof the two seasons exist in the same world and are only a few years apart. In a scene with the show’s producer/interviewer Elisa Montgomery (Sarah Gadon) and old man Wayne, the image on her laptop reveals a headline which read, “Former State Police Officers Stop Alleged Serial Killer,” with Rust and Mary’s photo underneath. In the 2015, Wayne is being interviewed for a documentary about the Purcell case. Here are all the clues we found linking the two together: 1. And it’s not just tone and plot - it’s evident that the two seasons are part of the same fictional universe. Roland West, who give the dynamic between Season 1’s Matthew McConaughey’s Rust Cohle and Woody Harrelson’s Marty Hart a run for their money.Īs the the new episodes unfold, more and more similarities between one and three are becoming apparent. To bring it home, Season 3 enlisted Oscar-winner Mahershala Ali as Det. This means that the story itself, according to the writer, should still be acting as a coherent murder mystery narrative, even with the additions of all the philosophical aspects that make it different from your average cop drama.New suspects emerge in the Purcell investigation and we visit the mysterious 'Pink Room.' The show's writer, Nic Pizzolato, told the Wall Street Journal that, "It’s also important to me that the mass audience doesn’t need to know or engage these associations in order to enjoy the show" (he's referring to the more philosophical aspects of the show). In fact, "True Detective" doesn't even really seem to be attempting to make the whodunnit, thrilling aspect of the show irrelevant. But while I feel that Lynch really pulled off the irrelevancy of who killed Laura Palmer, I don't think that "True Detective" does the same.
They're both about murders in small towns, in which there might be some kind of weird supernatural element at work. Earlier this week, Slate published an article titled "Don't Try To Solve The Mystery of 'True Detective.' That's Not What It's About." The article goes on to compare "True Detective" to David Lynch's "Twin Peaks," a comparison that has been made a lot, but that I actually find kind of sloppy. However, there's also something that has been bugging me.
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