It's A Sign!
So, there's ten days left before the premiere. That's plenty of time for a bit more wild theory-speculating, right?
Okay, so my sister was playing the soundtrack to You've Got Mail last night. I started thinking about that movie and suddenly realized that the line Meg Ryan's character uses at the end when Tom Hanks shows up at the park, is very similar to the last line of Season One.
Meg Ryan (teary-eyed, but smiling, after standing there for a moment saying nothing):
I wanted it to be you.
Veronica (smiling, but a little melancholy, after standing there for half a moment saying nothing):
I was hoping it would be you.
So what does this mean? Well, in You've Got Mail:
1) Meg and Tom have a close relationship that predates the beginning of the movie. However, when they interact face to face, they are enemies.
2) Tom is from a powerful, rich, family with a well-known name. His father (and grandfather, for that matter) are philanders with multiple wives and love interests on their record.
3) He also has a boat.
4) Meg is less blessed financially, but she has a little business owned by her family. She is fiercely proctective of it, and of her somewhat eclectic group of misfit friends.
5) She is still hurting over losing her mother.
6) Over the course of the movie Tom corrects his jerky ways and to her surprise, Meg finds herself becoming completely smitten.
7) However, it's an awkward, slightly guilty romance they don't openly name, because they both know Meg is already involved with a really nice guy.
8) At the end, Meg goes to meet her true love and comes face-to-face with Tom. Whereupon, a number of emotions flow across her face in quick succession, and she stands there somewhere between crying and smiling and says her line in a soft, somewhat sad, but also happily relieved, tone.
And this means??? - It's a SIGN, y'all! It's totally Logan at the door!
Now, I know you spoiler-holics already know the truth about the "Who's at the door" debate and many other elements. But I am 99.999% spoiler-free, (the new casting changes, and one promo, that's it) so let me spec.
Okay, so my sister was playing the soundtrack to You've Got Mail last night. I started thinking about that movie and suddenly realized that the line Meg Ryan's character uses at the end when Tom Hanks shows up at the park, is very similar to the last line of Season One.
Meg Ryan (teary-eyed, but smiling, after standing there for a moment saying nothing):
I wanted it to be you.
Veronica (smiling, but a little melancholy, after standing there for half a moment saying nothing):
I was hoping it would be you.
So what does this mean? Well, in You've Got Mail:
1) Meg and Tom have a close relationship that predates the beginning of the movie. However, when they interact face to face, they are enemies.
2) Tom is from a powerful, rich, family with a well-known name. His father (and grandfather, for that matter) are philanders with multiple wives and love interests on their record.
3) He also has a boat.
4) Meg is less blessed financially, but she has a little business owned by her family. She is fiercely proctective of it, and of her somewhat eclectic group of misfit friends.
5) She is still hurting over losing her mother.
6) Over the course of the movie Tom corrects his jerky ways and to her surprise, Meg finds herself becoming completely smitten.
7) However, it's an awkward, slightly guilty romance they don't openly name, because they both know Meg is already involved with a really nice guy.
8) At the end, Meg goes to meet her true love and comes face-to-face with Tom. Whereupon, a number of emotions flow across her face in quick succession, and she stands there somewhere between crying and smiling and says her line in a soft, somewhat sad, but also happily relieved, tone.
And this means??? - It's a SIGN, y'all! It's totally Logan at the door!
Now, I know you spoiler-holics already know the truth about the "Who's at the door" debate and many other elements. But I am 99.999% spoiler-free, (the new casting changes, and one promo, that's it) so let me spec.