Hey everyone. It's me, Stan. So apparently all this happened on the day that I was hoping to send a letter that could potentially save someone's life. It's a long story, but I'll try to shorten it. In February of this year, I moved into my new house in Maine. I found out later, through a series of letters, that the house's last residents were a family that moved to Florida before I moved in. Everything was fine, at first; the exchange of letters with the wife of the family, Julia, was nice, and I developed a relationship of my own with these people. But I noticed something as time passed: A lack of continuities in the letters she sent me, including wrong dates, and the placement of events as if they just happened, when they didn't. After looking into it, and even taking a trip to Florida at one point to prove my theory, I found out that Julia and her husband David actually died a year ago, on August 1st, 2012. I've been sending letters "back in time" for months now. Recently, I was able to piece together that they were murdered by David's abandoned son, who showed up at his house on August 1st to get back at him. Now, as unbelievably unfathomable as it is, it turns out the son is actually my old companion Connor, who happens to be a psychopathic lunatic... That's also a long story. Anyways, while Connor died in January of this year, he apparently *was* doing something while he was away from me and his sister Susan in August; paying his dad a visit. In an attempt to save them from Connor, I sent them one last letter, and it was that last letter that was delivered in this video. So it turns out, from the beginning, Teacher is the reason why the letters were sent through time. Thanks to him, Julia and her family is safe. And it looks as though he escaped being attacked by Connor too, just in time. The camera seems to be some kind of paradox, because it never seems to have any direct point of origin... Fuck it, it'll get confusing if I think too much into it. Time travel is annoying anyways. Thank you, Teacher. It was an honor being your student.Hey everyone. It's me, Stan. So apparently all this happened on the day that I was hoping to send a letter that could potentially save someone's life. It's a long story, but I'll try to shorten it. In February of this year, I moved into my new house in Maine. I found out later, through a series of letters, that the house's last residents were a family that moved to Florida before I moved in. Everything was fine, at first; the exchange of letters with the wife of the family, Julia, was nice, and I developed a relationship of my own with these people. But I noticed something as time passed: A lack of continuities in the letters she sent me, including wrong dates, and the placement of events as if they just happened, when they didn't. After looking into it, and even taking a trip to Florida at one point to prove my theory, I found out that Julia and her husband David actually died a year ago, on August 1st, 2012. I've been sending letters "back in time" for months now. Recently, I was able to piece together that they were murdered by David's abandoned son, who showed up at his house on August 1st to get back at him. Now, as unbelievably unfathomable as it is, it turns out the son is actually my old companion Connor, who happens to be a psychopathic lunatic... That's also a long story. Anyways, while Connor died in January of this year, he apparently *was* doing something while he was away from me and his sister Susan in August; paying his dad a visit. In an attempt to save them from Connor, I sent them one last letter, and it was that last letter that was delivered in this video. So it turns out, from the beginning, Teacher is the reason why the letters were sent through time. Thanks to him, Julia and her family is safe. And it looks as though he escaped being attacked by Connor too, just in time. The camera seems to be some kind of paradox, because it never seems to have any direct point of origin... Fuck it, it'll get confusing if I think too much into it. Time travel is annoying anyways. Thank you, Teacher. It was an honor being your student.

• published: 01 Aug 2013
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