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Moon Horse?

posted 9 years ago by coldpluto
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I am lost as to the significance of the moon horse pendants. The little boy took it from the torched trailer right? Or was Eli holding the other one? I seriously did not keep track.

[–] robert_215 9 years ago

his is the biggest thing and the main twist. They have kept showing this pendant through the all series I was like what the hell is with the emphasis on the pendant all the time am I missing? something but now it's revealed why it's so important!

Eli only thought there was 1 Pendant (Cals) He had no idea their was 2 that Cal and James did together to declare their love.

The ginger boy took Cals pendant and the Police officer (Ian) had James pendant for evidence from when he arrested him. Now the proof for Eli to kill the police officer is the fact he had 'Cals pendant' on him that was proof for Cal so he killed him thinking he 100% got the killer. That's why he was happy and ready to leave with Tina justice and revenge was done in Eli's mind.

The twist is there are 2 pendants and Ruth told him at the end that's why now he thinks he's made a mistake and the real killer is still out there so he can't go with Tina away because he as killed the wrong guy and needs the truth again.

[–] robert_215 9 years ago

This is*

[–] robert_215 9 years ago

So Eli took 'Cals pendant' from Ian after killing him but it turns out he's got James' not Cals the ginger kid is still cuddling it somewhere.

[–] robert_215 9 years ago

I don't get it 7.1 on IMDB only rated by like 300 people even though it's been out awhile on normal television. What's happening does no one watch E4 this is a great show it should be as popular as Skins where are all the fans?

For me it's a great 8.7/10 show and I expected it to have thousands of ratings and be popular but it's not I wonder why it's not getting the exposure it deserves. It's brilliant!

[–] tb-sch 9 years ago

The show creates a rather interesting whodunit, just to cover it under a layer of generic teenager-tv-tropes. It tries to be like Skins, in fact it does everything *exactly* like Skins, which seven years ago would have been okay, but meanwhile just feels forced. The whole sex-drug-party stuff could have been toned down to realistic levels and rely on its qualities: an interesting cast, characters which have a potential to be unconventional, a plot which balanced logic and emotion. They sacrifice a lot of that to get the Skins-look. That is where your 1.6 points go and why people don't take it serious enough to rate it at all.