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<blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4689958" data-attributes="member: 710">Many shows have episodes where the protagonist is supposed to believe nothing what he sees is true.This is the first one where I really didn't know which side was true. Because each story &quot;kinda&quot; made sense and &quot;kinda&quot; did not.Story 1: Would Sarah really be sent to a sleep hospital? Story 2: Wasn't the security guy from the factory not clearly considered dead?Story 1: We also saw things that Sarah - if t was a fictional - shouldn't be able to see (like John/Cameran ineractions).Story 2: It seemed as if she was just trying to come to grips with the fact she killed a human - which she hadn't done herself so far. (Even though she attempted a few times). (Shocking to think that John killed a man before his mother!)Story 1: Strange jumps in time, always starting with her waking up.Story 2: The scene in the van fitted the introduction to this episode.---Overall, the van scenes seemed to be the truth - at least as much as Sarah could remember in her drug-induced state. Confusing, but fascinating episode.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustrum_Ridcully, post: 4689958, member: 710"] Many shows have episodes where the protagonist is supposed to believe nothing what he sees is true. This is the first one where I really didn't know which side was true. Because each story "kinda" made sense and "kinda" did not. Story 1: Would Sarah really be sent to a sleep hospital? Story 2: Wasn't the security guy from the factory not clearly considered dead? Story 1: We also saw things that Sarah - if t was a fictional - shouldn't be able to see (like John/Cameran ineractions). Story 2: It seemed as if she was just trying to come to grips with the fact she killed a human - which she hadn't done herself so far. (Even though she attempted a few times). (Shocking to think that John killed a man before his mother!) Story 1: Strange jumps in time, always starting with her waking up. Story 2: The scene in the van fitted the introduction to this episode. --- Overall, the van scenes seemed to be the truth - at least as much as Sarah could remember in her drug-induced state. Confusing, but fascinating episode. [/QUOTE]

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