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jay merrick is like an animal with mange. you see him from your car and you're like oh poor thang :( someone should shoot him.

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He's still Alive?

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i’ll tell you everything

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Tim the Terrible and His Twin Brian

Yeah I started drawing this like 2 hours after the initial post lmao

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tim :)

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Ok. The more you think about early Season Two Jessica the more fascinating she is because she acts just like Jay without having any of the context he has for acting that way.

Like, Jay is missing seven months worth of memory, but he still has the YouTube channel and whatever memory he independently maintained of the Season One time-frame to influence the action he takes. He knows he has reason to be paranoid and playing cards close to his chest, and is somewhat familiar with memory loss enough to know he must have been in the area for a reason and lingers there in an attempt to explore this.

Jessica, though, doesn’t have any Season One context when she wakes up in the motel. She’s just a regular person who woke up one morning in an unfamiliar room in an unfamiliar town and doesn’t know how she got there; she knows that this isn’t her apartment, but can’t remember how to get home, and apparently can’t remember anything else enough to be able to look it up in an attempt to find it. It’s unclear how much memory she’s missing beyond this, but I wouldn’t be surprised if she was missing a lot more than just that. Still, she doesn’t go to a hospital, or seem particularly frightened of what’s going on, or seem like she’s seeking any help for any of it at all – she just adapts to it.

She seems largely willing to stay put and wait out the circumstances while she waits for things to start making sense – although she does take the time to be suspicious of and a little antagonistic towards Jay. Whether because she’s also aware of the strangeness of their adjoining rooms or just because she recognizes that Jay also ‘isn’t acting like a normal person’, she keeps an eye on him (who’s to say just How closely she’s actually watching him – at the very least, she’s paying more attention to Jay than Jay is paying attention to her/the lies he’s been telling her) until she feels she’s gathered enough information to confront him.

This, of course, is characterization that leads into my favorite Jessica moment of all time – the clip in the Entry #76 footage when Jessica wakes up in the middle of the woods at night with a masked stranger covering her mouth to prevent her from speaking, which she only really acknowledges with an irritated sounding “I’ve got it” when he tries to help her stand up a moment later. Jessica is like those wild animals who start running mere minutes after being born – she doesn’t need context or information like Tim or Jay do for the circumstances she finds herself in, she just accepts it and hits the ground running trying to figure out where to go from there.

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Hoodie becomes crafty I guess !

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partners

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the REAL stars of marble hornets… the antique lady and the groundskeepr dude

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jay merrick is like an animal with mange. you see him from your car and you're like oh poor thang :( someone should shoot him.

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it's a moral failing to not be interested in jessica locke as a marble hornets fan and you will face reckoning for it.

i think you should all be way more interested in jessica locke

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i think you should all be way more interested in jessica locke

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The Human Brian

alt ver under the cut

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Jessica, the woman you are. Slowly making my way through the characters in marble hornets.

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marble hornets comic issue #5 will release on november 24th! the title will be "where there is no light".

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no yeah sure keep filming me