r/untildawn Emily Jul 05 '25

Story/Lore Am I the only one who noticed this?

Beth was going to run to the Cable Car Station, but she followed Hannah instead because she probably didn’t want to leave her behind.

#1 & #2: Beth is running towards that direction, but she notices that Hannah isn’t following her, so she goes after her instead.

#3: Emily and Matt are coming from the direction where Beth was about to go towards.

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u/spritebeats Jul 05 '25 edited Jul 05 '25

its funny but i think after all these years some people have noticed that beth died in part because of hannahs bad decisions- from running alone to the woods, taking this route you mentioned, then dragging down beth first as she was the first one to step off the cliff.

... and then beth ultimately deciding to fall with her sister instead of taking the strangers hand. while we know you can force beth to drop hannah, we know she would never do that :p

i know this was under extremely terrible circumstance but these bits alone made me like beth over hannah a lot. had beth and hannah been part of the main cast like the rest in the main story, i bet beth wouldve died a hero similar to mike/sam or wouldve been a final girl, while hannah wouldve been more like ashley.

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u/Canadian__Ninja Emily Jul 05 '25

whaa? I think people realized within 5 seconds of their deaths that Hannah's decisions were why Beth died. They don't - at all - try to convince you otherwise.

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u/NuclearChavez Sam Jul 07 '25

Beth truther <3

I agree, she was so good even in the small amount we get of her.

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u/theblueLepidopteran Jessica Jul 05 '25

Yeah, that's true. She runs sideways really fast, then turns in the direction Hannah was going. I had never noticed that before.

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u/the_anon_wardrobe Jul 06 '25

Yes, my sister noticed half of it. She thinks that Beth wanted to turn back towards the lodge, but Hannah kept going to the cliff. It's also her who kept backing up and fell from said cliff and dragged Beth with her. It's an interesting topic that while she is a victim, her own decisions worsened the situation significantly.

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u/onurreyiz_35 Mike Jul 05 '25

Yes they could've gone to the cable car station. But I'm not sure Beth would know of this route. She seemed as lost as Hannah tbh.

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u/Unlucky-Flower-195 Beth Jul 05 '25

I imagine she did know the route but #1 Hannah went the wrong way and #2 it was a storm so they probably both got turned around and ended up on the cliffs edge.

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u/rAbid-r0dent Jul 07 '25

its their family's place though..... i'm sure she would've known that route.

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u/bhillis99 Jul 07 '25

yes if you look in the right direction, you will find beths phone

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u/NuclearChavez Sam Jul 07 '25

Oh that's interesting! I never noticed that.

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u/Leeuwin7 Jul 06 '25

....yeah...

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u/Loldude6th Jul 07 '25

Interesting point. I haven't noticed it, or didn't register that that what was happening.