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1/16/2018 3:24 pm  #41


Re: Fire night

I think it's anyone's guess what really happened on fire night.  We're told that the main event may have happened but that the people and the events have been altered.  For example, how do we even know that "ring man" was actually the person who put Liz in the closet, or that "ring man" was her father.

Interestingly, we are never shown anyone starting the fire just the flames sort of come from nowhere.  Anyone could have set the fire, it could have been an accident, it could have been deliberate - either to torch someone deliberately or to cover up the murder of someone to make it look like the person was killed in the fire.  So IMO anything is possible.  

 

4/15/2018 1:36 am  #42


Re: Fire night

I have had this in the back of my head about the fire night.  I do not remember us ever talking about it. 
​When Liz is in the closet with young Liz and asks what they are fighting about she says, its a secret
So Kr did allow her to know things. 

​It made me think she did know more than a 4 year old should and KR allowed her to know things.  Red probably started to realize she knew things she should not have and it was dangerous for her.  

​When Liz and Red were talking about who would care about her being the daughter of KR,,Red said, the daughter of a Secret Keeper. 
​If she was allowing Liz to hear these things or I should say tell her these things because I was thinking that she was with Kate a lot then that is really bad parenting. 

​So somehow this information that Liz knew stuff was in the place where Braxton was at?  
 


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4/15/2018 9:40 am  #43


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Eastcoast - interesting thoughts.  I wonder if the "secret" that Liz knew as a child is one and the same secret, or maybe just another one.

I did raise the "secret" dialogue in the closet a while back.  I don't recall all of the discussion but one of my thoughts was that the "secret" was the fulcrum that was in the bunny.  Perhaps she knew of it or saw it or knew something was in the bunny and whoever put it there told her it was a secret.  When Red had her memory changed he inadvertently lost access to that info.  

The thing that never added up for me though was why her memory would have been changed before getting that info. (on the fulcrum).  Perhaps Red didn't know at the time that she knew (though wasn't that his entire purpose of having Dr. Orchard prolong the memory regression?).  That whole thing never added up for me.

Anyway the "secret" Liz knew could have been many things, that was just one idea.

 

4/15/2018 10:35 pm  #44


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Yes, I think it was about the Fulcrum. I was just wondering why in the world would she even allow her to be involved or be anywhere around these conversations? 

I remember Red telling Liz that Braxton was going to find out he couldn't get it without her.  So I wondered was that information in that secret oil rig they were on? 


 


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7/06/2018 9:35 pm  #45


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I do not know if we ever discussed this, but does anyone know when the fire night flashbacks were filmed? 
I know Braxton 2 was in season 2 and the hair looks like hers and not the wig, but we have flashbacks starting in S1 and go through S2 finale. 

Do you think the fire filming was done in segments as they went or all done in season 1 and shown to us here and there since we see the flashbacks starting in S1.

I just wondered.


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7/07/2018 6:07 pm  #46


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East coast- Hi! I'm glad you posted about this. It seems there's only a small group of fans chatting about TBL so I've been on tumblr where there seems to be the most discussion.

If you go to tumblr you'll fjnd me there under tatiana Reddington. You'll probably see some posts from Tessa who does a lot of 'fire night' pictures and discussion.

I'm out of town and on my phone otherwise I'd link it. You can see a lot of clips. She's broken it down for which episodes we see some fire night flashbacks.

When I get back maybe I can link some of the images and we can discuss here.

The people who are discussing are starting to put little pieces of the puzzle together. Some people are spot on , some are close, and who knows where the rest of us are. But interestingly, we have received a lot if information with this last season.

Thanks for posting!


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7/07/2018 6:18 pm  #47


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I hope you are having fun while your out of town!!

I will check that out.

I need to ask this a different way.

Do we know if they filmed the flashbacks all at once in advance? 
The Johns have said they knew in advance where they going with this. 
So I wondered if they filmed it and then wrote around it so to speak.  I'm just looking for anything that could explain some inconsistencies.

I found something else earlier when I was watching. I need to put it somewhere else though.


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7/08/2018 10:57 am  #48


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We don't know if all the flashbacks were filmed at once.  But my feeling is the Season 1 flashbacks were likely filmed togther, and the then those props were used in the more elaboarate fire flashbacks for the Luther Braxton II episode.

 

7/11/2018 12:16 am  #49


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 Since we know the events of the fire that we saw are probably not in order or even the people we think
they are because they might be changed around I have been wondering if by some chance that one of the men at the fire could have been Kirk?
 
I wonder what could have made a man or anyone shake off a little girl and leave her in a fire?
If he were the one pointing a gun getting ready to shoot the person in the floor and Liz yelled, "daddy no!" I could see him doing that. 
 I think he knows about the fire. I do not believe that he knew nothing of it.   A billionaire who just figures his daughter was gone and he would never find her after her mother walks in the water?  Wife, daughter and nanny gone and doesn't hire someone to look for them.  The police were there and were aware of what happened and a child was taken.  It is just too much stuff. He is like a relentless hound dog when he wants something and kills whoever is in his way. 
So,  Maybe he thought she died in the fire because he left her there and that is why he did not go looking for her. 



 


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7/11/2018 9:16 pm  #50


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Eastcoast wrote:

 Since we know the events of the fire that we saw are probably not in order or even the people we think
they are because they might be changed around I have been wondering if by some chance that one of the men at the fire could have been Kirk?
 
I wonder what could have made a man or anyone shake off a little girl and leave her in a fire?
If he were the one pointing a gun getting ready to shoot the person in the floor and Liz yelled, "daddy no!" I could see him doing that. 
 I think he knows about the fire. I do not believe that he knew nothing of it.   A billionaire who just figures his daughter was gone and he would never find her after her mother walks in the water?  Wife, daughter and nanny gone and doesn't hire someone to look for them.  The police were there and were aware of what happened and a child was taken.  It is just too much stuff. He is like a relentless hound dog when he wants something and kills whoever is in his way. 
So,  Maybe he thought she died in the fire because he left her there and that is why he did not go looking for her. 



 

Good points, Eastcoast. I have also wondered if Kirk was one of the people at the fire. And why would he leave this little girl? Maybe he was in the throes of doubt of his own paternity and hadn't seen the fake DNA test yet. Perhaps fire night was when he discovered the truth of Masha's paternity and he is the one who exploded, and tried to kill Reddington (the gun in his mouth line), but Masha got the gun and shot at him, hitting her real father instead. I guess that would have caused fire night to go terribly wrong. It could have been a Fulcrum deal meeting, but been disrupted by the jealous Kirk being in the wrong place at the wrong time to confront them over their affair? In any case, I don't think Kirk realized that Red was not the real Raymond Reddington until Red whispered that shocking news to him. If the Redarina Theory is not actually the correct one, then it had to be something pretty shocking to make Kirk stop. And maybe finding out this was not really Raymond Reddington was enough to do that. I still think whoever he is, he is somehow related to Katarina and Dom, and that added factor might be what stopped Kirk.

Anyway, good to see people posting here and there over this loooooonnnnggg hiatus!
 


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7/14/2018 10:09 pm  #51


Re: Fire night

Greetings Refugees!
It is always good to see you all active here when I have a chance to get here and read all your great thoughts from time to time. Currently, I have a question that if anyone knows, someone here does.
I have recently been watching Alias for the first time. I am actually in the last few episodes of the series, and I cannot tell you how many times I have LAUGHED OUT LOUD at the parallels and even very specific details transported from that series to TBL! I had no idea!! I do know, of course, that Jon E. is a producer on both shows...he needs to sue himself for copyright infringements. Just the other day I saw an Alias episode where a female character was having a flashback of being placed in a slatted-door closet as a little girl by her father--told to hide there when he then goes on to have an argument with creepy spy pals and gets killed--all sounding kind of muffled...as she clutched her stuffed bear. It was Masha with her rabbit to a t!
So, I wondered if anyone knows if/where there has been some kind of cataloguing of these parallels. I have searched online to no avail--but cannot imagine there isn't some dedicated (geeky) fan who has written about such things. I even thought perhaps it had been done on the Support Group...but couldn't find it there. If anyone knows of such a thing, I would be so interested to be directed there. I know that I am very late to this particular party!! As surely everyone else in the known universe watched Alias way back when...but it's pretty funny to watch it after being a Blacklist fan lo these past 5 years and to see the similarities. Even the super-secret organization is called the APO (as in, Army Post Office)--precursor to *our* Post Office blacksite.
Thanks for any guidance!! HOPE YOU ARE ALL WELL!!

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7/15/2018 12:47 am  #52


Re: Fire night

Greeting Rori!!!   Nice to see you here!!  Please come back. 

I confess, I have never seen a single episode of that show.  
I am sure others on here have seen it.  We have parallels to about everything except that on here. 
 


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