Lonelygirl15

Yes! One week after the bar so I'll be able to watch.

I want to be one of the background thugs who hangs out with Lucy. Lucy Rules!

Okay, so when Bree said "can we please have some answers" in her last video, I almost broke out laughing. That is till I realized that this might be a major clue... Who is it that keeps asking that question? What if 'we' are the Hymn of one!

It's could all metaphorical... After all who is it that ...

So does anyone else think Spencer is kinda geeky?

The whole time I was watching that video I was hoping that, that isn't how I sound to normal people.

That is a possibility, maybe the white/black represents different factions within the order.

White = HOO, Black = Watcher.

All I know is, if a bunch of redshirts show up, they'll be in trouble.

I think it was just a way to put more 'conflict' between Daniel and Sarah. Sarah may turn out to be evil, but I don't think she is order evil.

Besides, given her proclivity for wearing black do you really think she would want to join the all white wardrobe of the Hymn of One?

3L is a term used only, as far as I know, by current or former law students. To the rest of the world, and people who have a life, it means absolutely nothing, that's why I clarified.

I'm currently a 3L, third year law student for those who have a life, at a University near Detroit, Michigan. Also, I work in the office of a MI Supreme Court Justice. I stumbled upon the whole LG saga about a week before the big revelation so I'm fairly new; however, so far I am completely hooked.

I completely agree

very nice

Oh, I see... No, I was just throwing another candidate out there.

Yes, I know that. I thought you were just speculating, since we don't know who Daniel was taking about, about who and what the play was about.

And I'm saying I think Morton is a possible candidate, who fits.

Thomas Morton was an English lawyer who came to the colonies and is well known for having several adventures with American Indians and for being among the first Europeans to sell them firearms. He is sometimes refered to as the Pagan Pilgrim.

Also, he was the founder of the Merrymount colony ...

Well, the facts don't exactly match up because Thomas Morton was never on the Mayflower; however he was contemporary with the Pilgrims, so if there was some slight artistic license taken he would be the perfect candidate.