The OA

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    So let me get this straight. The five were all in, practicing the dance, fully believing in her. Then it all unravels and they find the books, she's carted off somewhere and time passes. Who knows how long. Days? Weeks? Months? Enough time for them all to start to get back to normal life and seem to be fairly over it all.

    Then a school shooting happens and their overriding instinct is to stand up and do the thing they had no proof would do anything at all. Not run, not tackle him, not call the police, nope. Let's all stand up and do the strange dance the crazy lady taught us. When this happened I literally burst out laughing and shouted FUCK THIS.

    Also, why the fuck did they have to leave their front doors open?

    So many holes. Fun up to a point but ultimately it feels like they made it up as they went along. Perfect for the conspiracy generation. Connect the distant dots yourself. Would not recommend. Watch Westworld or Stranger Things instead.

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    • they've made the dance because they had nothing to lose trying, otherwise it was death.Bennn
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      nah, standing up like that is calling for a bullet, stay underneath the bench and have a chance at surviving      Miguex
    • I don't think they stood up because they had no other option, I was actually hoping the gunman would just pop all five of them because it was so dumb.TOMMYxGUNN
    • I also LOL'd at that part.Al_dizzle
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