FROM Season 2 Ep 6 is the 16th chapter of science fiction horror television series created by John Griffin. Its premise involves a nightmarish town in middle America that traps everyone who enters where unwilling residents strive to stay alive and search for a way out, but they are plagued by the terrifying nocturnal creatures from the surrounding forest, and secrets hidden in the town itself.
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Entitled “Pas De Deux”, FROM Season 2 Ep 6 provided us long-suffering viewers with a sliver of a clue. Even as most of the chapter went around in circles, building tensions amongst characters with survival challenges, there was finally one completely new aspect that the series addressed. Basically, this revelation had to do with Boyd’s experience with the prisoner Martin early this season. Since Boyd had been infected with parasitical worms, Boyd had began hallucinating – first seeing the dead Father Khatri and now, a musical box with accompanying ballerina, with worms in her mouth!
FROM Season 2 Ep 6 also implied that perhaps Boyd’s affliction was only in his mind, with Kenny even suggesting that Boyd was suffering from dementia. Which seemed a bit odd that both Kenny and Kristi were doubting Boyd’s story, especially after what they have experienced throughout the series. However, this episode took the opportunity of a medical emergency to Ellis and Boyd’s crazy plan to rid himself of aforementioned worms to deliver something new to the world of FROM.
There had been an online theory that because of the worms, Boyd had become invisible to the nocturnal creatures but that is quickly debunked when Boyd makes a desperate play to rid himself of the worms. Interestingly, when confronted by the creatures, they do not attack and instead Boyd is able to transfer his worms to one such creature which kills him! Now there’s no explanation whatsoever what is actually happening BUT at least it’s a way forward! Talk about baby steps but at least it’s better than nothing!
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