I Had A Theory For Some Time That At Least Two Of The Sins Would By Outright Villains In The Series And

I had a theory for some time that at least two of the sins would by outright villains in the series and Mammon had better be one of them. I want my stinky money bastard, Vivienne!

Thinking about the time when, around a week after Tender Treats came out, a candy store almost identical to candy club, but smaller, opened down the street from my house and the one time I went in there the only employee there was basically a female Kevin and as I left I noticed a windowless white van parked across the street.I saw said van around the neighborhood until it vanished in January. The store shut down in January. I am not making any of this up.

I think, considering that Pump is rich and loves burning things and breaking things with hammers, Roy would probably see him as the little brother he never had.

I also ship Roy and Susie and I love the idea that, after they start dating, Roy starts joking calling Pump his "loser-in-law".

One more thing, both Roy and Susie absolutely watch Team Starkid musicals.

On the topic of secret endings, it pisses me off that no one cares that, in the photo on John's cork board, Roy's uncle is holding an award that looks kind of like and Emmy (hope I spelled that right), which confirms to me that Roy's family are in show business.

Yeah I remember that reward! I low-key didn't think about it being show business, my thoughts basically stopped at "Huh this dude who's a disgusting evil monster also seems to be well accomplished and charismatic, guess that fits with the rest of Roy's family"

Now that I think about it I love the idea of Roy's family being like, rich snobby theatre people or whatever, that's awesome

Me after the Tender Treats premiere: Man, Carmen and Richard really suck, Roy deserves better.

Me now: I love Carmen and Richard, they're strict but they really love their son and try their best to be there for him and would definitely hear him out if he needed to talk about something. They're just misguided and didn't knowingly let his uncle (do that to) him. THEY'RE ACTUALLY REALLY GOOD PARENTS, I SWEAR, CANON DOESN'T MATTER, CANON DOESN'T MAT-

As you should! I'm just worried others won't have the restraint to follow your example.

Sorry y'all but I won't be leaking any of the New Episode patreon stuff lol, I want the Patreon to get as many memberships as possible

Thanks, I'm not sure what this info could tell us in terms of theory crafting, but I still feel it's worth keeping in the back of the community's collective mind.

I just realized that we don't know exactly when the secret ending to Tender Treats takes place and that there's no date on Dexter's file from the ARG. Why does this matter? Because there is still a missing person alert for him as we see during the episode. This means one of two things. Either the secret ending and ARG file take place much later than we thought OR they take place shortly after the ending and the mayor is trying to prevent panic by making it seem like they're still looking for Dex

I was literally just thinking about the secret endings earlier, and that's a very smart and interesting observation!