So this show is basically leading up to the anti Christ?

Giving me rosemarrys baby vibes!

This show is so ****ing good!

Um, but Lost sucked and didn't explain ANYTHING at all by the end of the series. lol.

Guys, I think the theory about Tate having a twin might be true after all.

All of the ghosts in the house still have the scars from the day they died, shouldn't Tate have gun shots all over his body? You can clearly see none in the scene where he is topless on the bed with Violet.

how bout Elizabeth?? she was mutilated. lol but shes whole.

AMAZING EPISODE

The Antichrist OMG"

Have we ever seen their wounds without emphasis? I've never seen Tate with bullet holes all over him. I just don't see where a twin comes in, and would totally ruin the plot's development. He was shown getting shot for what he did at the school. And the whole background of why he wanted to rape Vivien (for fellow ghost Mrs. Montgomery to have the baby she desires). And why wouldn't he deny it when Constance scolded him for it? That's one theory that needs to be dropped until something more prominent surfaces of it. I'd be rather upset though. They've painted him as this twisted, bipolar kid the whole time for it to just be an evil twin? Ch.

@Fireman25, Ben doesn't know she's a ghost. He still thinks that burned man and him faked her death. And yes the maid is seen as the younger version by all men.

Everyone in this thread that's complaining isn't watching the show closely enough.

I'm watching this show closely. It's still a cluster **** of ********.

Elizabeth died prior to the mutilation. That's why her ghost is physically in good shape. I think she died from nitrogen poisoning.

He has no twin, that's for sure. Hes a psychopath, he has a mental disorder, split personality one could say. Its why hes seeing the doctor.

This episode was a boring mess.
A lot of sex and zero action. Vivian + Violet storylines >>>

God I love this show
The violent/sexiness is eerily hot and idgaf

Thanks to Wednesday night's episode of "American Horror Story," Internet searches for a 65-year-old murder case have shot through the roof. Actress Mena Suvari played Elizabeth Short, the real-life victim of a horrific, and still unsolved, 1947 murder.


Short's body was found mutilated in a Los Angeles park on Jan. 15, 1947, drained of blood and sliced in half. The body had been meticulously cleaned and posed.

Notably, her mouth was slashed open at the corners in a "Glasgow smile" -- which featured heavily on "Nip/Tuck," another Ryan Murphy show, as the signature of serial assaulter The Carver.

The case was highly sensationalized in the Los Angeles papers, with details being exaggerated and changed so as to turn mild-mannered Short into the character of the Black Dahlia, an adventurous, promiscuous woman, particularly given her 1943 arrest for underage drinking. The killer added to the media fervor by sending Short's belongings to the paper or writing letters to the newspaper every time coverage appeared to be waning.


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I'm starting to think that Violet is a ghost. On that episode when she tried to kill herself, I think she actually did died and from that point on she was ghost. She has been inside that house ever since.

Next week we will find out.

Many readers seem to think that Violet might be dead. What’s your response? Can you confirm? Deny?
My response to that is we are aware, I’m aware of that. But I was aware with the whole arc that was something people were going to think so we answer and put that to bed next week. Next week’s episode, called “Smoldering Children,” answers that question. It’s interesting. But I kinda knew that would happen. I really appreciate and love people’s attention. So many times people are right and I don’t wanna say. Listen, my entire Thanksgiving was dedicated to the “Is Violet dead or alive?” question, by people I don’t even know. But I love that. That’s the deliciousness of the show: the mystery of every week.

Can you preview next week’s episode?
Well, next week’s episode is about a lot of things. One is does tackle is the Violet thing. Is she or isn’t she? Or what? And there is a very big what; there could be a different scenario. And we once and for all reveal what of Larry’s is a truth and a lie. We really tell you what happened to Larry. We talk about the period of time of when Larry was with Constance and what Tate’s reaction to that was.

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This is exactly my point, Tate should still have wounds on him from the day he died, but he doesn't.

I want to see a Constance/Hayden showdown. Constance finds out that her boy toy Travis is dead, and it seems like she is taking it out on Larry. I wonder if she'll find out Hayden was the one who killed him and having sex with him and not Violet like she originally thought. I hope there's a confrontation and Hayden gets her butt kicked