American Horror Story Season 1 ending HELP?
Did you even watch the full season? Alright let's break this down was Tate lying when he said he didn't remember dying or everything he had done? Answer: Tate has claimed to know nothing about the murders he committed, while being alive nor after his own death, but it is revealed in the season one finale that Tate has known all along and is simply in denial/unable to take responsibility for his actions what exactly was the reason Violet broke up with Tate? was it because of what she found out he did (she still liked him after she found out about about the high school kids and how he was dead right? or did she not know that he killed them???? or maybe it was that she forgave him because he said he didn't remember what he did, and she broke off with him because she found out he lied), or that he lied about so many things, or both?? Answer: Eventually, she discovers that Tate was the man who raped her mother, along with murdering the previous tenants of the house. As a result, she banishes him from seeing her. Did she really love him in the end?? Answer: I suppose that's up to the viewer I think she did/does love him and probably always will but she can't get passed the fact he murdered people (SHE DID kill herself over him murdering his classmate) and raped/murdered her OWN mother. Did Tate really change?? After what happened did it seem that his character fell back into the dark???? Answer: I think this up to the viewer as well to interpret, I think he has changed due to his love for Violet, not to mention he only killed her mother and the other house tenants because the woman he 'loved' prior to violet (who saved him from the satan baby) told him to get her pregnant (resulting in the death) Season 2: Is not the same story line dear, completely different neither will season 3 be of the same story line.
What is the best season of American Horror Story?
Each season has pros and cons:Season 1: Murder HouseProThe first,Has one main story, with a few substoriesUnique storyline, and mysteriousConSome unanswered questions left at endHas some seemingly pointless scenesCan be hard to follow and understandSeason 2: AslyumProScarier than the firstBrings more non-ghost supernatural beings into itSets a subtext for future seasonsConLeaves some stories unsolved (assumingly for future use)Can be viewed as quite disturbing, as how closely it could reflect the reality of what used to happen in places like thisSeason 3: CovenProCharacters have powers, including a “Supreme” of witchesDeath is not an absolute state in this season, characters can be brought back to lifeBased on some true historical events, which adds interestConAs death is not certain, it takes away fear - knowing death doesn't mean the end of a character in the season.Very Hollywood, very glamourised - unlike the other seasons - it lacks the threat of a serious villainSeason 4: FreakshowProLoveable characters, easy to sympathise due to their disabilitiesA lot of music, as its a performing based season, e.g. Lana Del Rey covers, etcBegining of next season connectionsConIt takes longer to get into the story linesIt's quite busy with emotion and plots,SPOILER!(Basically) Everybody diesSeason 5: HotelProEntrance of Lady Gaga into AHSLots of Sex, Drugs and MurderSome less-used actors see their first main character rolesConVery very busy with storylines, easy to forget or lose trackA few seemingly unnecessary deaths/actionsEasy to lose interest until the last 2–3 seasonsSeason 6: RoanoakeProIt is a completely new style, it uses a combination of Blair witch style, fly on the wall style, and other TV styles to do the season.It provides lots of references to previous seasons, for example; we meet “The Original Supreme”It keeps a “Murder house” vibe which is quite nostolgic - but we are told one person will survive - which leads to the mystery of the season (a recurring theme)ConsIt's very different to other seasons, this causes some discomfort for some fansIt's very graphic with cannibalism, murder, broken bones etc.It leaves a lot of unanswered questionsThis however could mean we are to expect another season based in “Roanoake” which will provide more resolution.In my personal opinion, I'd say Coven and Roanoake are the best - they have most gripping storylines and reveal the most interesting facts about the AHS universe.But it's down to your own opinion.
American Horror Story Season 3 Song?
It's not any of those, but thanks for trying! Remember when the lady in the beginning was cleaning the dishes, and Jessica Lang came up behind her and she dropped her glass of something in it? The slow melody playing then.
What is your opinion of American Horror Story season 7?
It was by far the worst one that had the most promise. Ultimately, the show was undone by the writers/producer/directors overt social and political opinions.It started off nice because it parodied the far left and the far right. The far right was the stereotypical neo-nazi we all know. The far left was all the absurdity of special snowflakes they have become associated with recently.Halfway through the season, the season just lost its way. It became too convoluted, too biased, and ended with “loljk women run the world now” with no satisfactory explanation.
Can I watch American Horror Story from Season 2 and Season 3 only? Will I miss out some storylines?
Yes, you can watch any of the seasons in any order. The seasons are all stand alone and the only thing they have in common are they use the same core group of actors. They bring in other actors to compliment that core group and no one actor ever plays the same type of character twice.Now the ONLY exception I know to this “each season stands alone” storyline is that I've read a few articles that the 2017 installment of American Horror Story is going to be different. I read that 2017 storyline will connect with past seasons and will be based on the last Presidential election. In what fresh hell would we want to relive THAT point in history, I don't know.But I guess you could say that the subject matter is a true American Horror Story.
Season three of American Horror Story question!?
So in American Horror Story Coven I get that Zoe has a deadly vagina and all. Then she kills her boyfriend by accident by having sex with him and is shipped of to the school. But why is she never sad about killing her boyfriend?? Like she completely forgets about him! You would think she would be heartbroken and traumatized. Like she just murdered someone. Then she meets kyle for like five minutes and she's so sad when he dies. She barely even knew him! And she wasn't the one who killed him. So why does she care so much when kyle dies but when she kills her boyfriend who I assume she really cared about its like no big deal. She's more concerned about going off to that school. Why?? Thanks!
Why is season 3 of American Horror Story called Coven?
A coven is what you call a group of witches who gather together to learn and combine their power. The story is focused on one such coven in modern day New Orleans. The head of this coven and the most powerful witch in the country is called the Supreme. That part is a bit harder to explain.They don't have witches conventions but the other covens and witches council recognizes the Supreme as a de facto leader in their world. The current Supreme is getting older, is hiding an illness and is losing her power. There are flashbacks to other covens, even to the point where the current Supreme seized power by eliminating her mentor.They also tell the story of several of New Orleans most infamous legends. Like The Axeman who killed several families for not playing jazz. The tale of a woman who tortured her slaves (I can't remember her name). Also features some of New Orleans voo doo practitioners.