Spoilers ahead for episode three of season three, “The Mousetrap.”IN From In season three, Randall (AJ Simmons), a hot-tempered newbie living in an abandoned bus, suffers from visions of cicadas. The insects first appeared several episodes earlier. From a thrilling ending to the second season. In an effort to get rid of the worms squirming under his skin, Boyd (Harold Perrineau) tries to donate his blood to the Smiley Thing (Jamie McGuire). As a result of the act, the leader died Frommonsters, allowing Boyd, Christy (Chloe Van Landschut) and Kenny (Ricky He) to perform an autopsy on the Smiley Creature. Although the body is dry as bones, there is something else in the creature’s body.
Shocked to discover that the creatures have human anatomy, Boyd, Christy and Kenny agree to leave the body in the clinic’s basement. Later, the trio hear strange noises coming from the basement. When Boyd and Kenny investigate, they discover that Smiley’s body is infested with cicadas. The insects disappeared as suddenly as they appeared. However, The sound of cicadas can be heard throughout the town until Boyd destroys the music box.who plays Fromis a haunting nursery rhyme and holds Randall, Julie (Hannah Cherami) and Mariel (Kahlen Ohm) captive.
The town still plagues Randall with traumatic visions of cicadas from season two.
Randall deals with the fallout from the music box in season three
Even though Randall had been living quietly on the Grand Rapids runner bus since his encounter with the music box monster, The city’s most fickle resident is plagued by visions of cicadas V From season 3, episode 3. For several episodes From In season two, Randall, Julie and Tabitha are rendered comatose by a music box. The consequences are what drives Tabitha (Catalina Sandino Moreno) to follow Victor (Scott McCord) to the bottle tree and ultimately FromLighthouse portal. However, Tabitha’s mission is to save.”children locked in a tower” is irrelevant to the plight of Randall, Julie and Tabitha.
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With the help of Sarah (Avery Conrad), Boyd finally figures out how to find and destroy the music box before it kills those in its captivity. While Julie keeps to herself and Mariel pretends the music box incident never happened, Randall deals more openly with his PTSD. One afternoon while working on the bus, Randall hears a buzzing noise. As he gets up to investigate, Randall notices a cicada in the bus window. Suddenly, a swarm of insects swoops down on him, causing him to fall to the ground. Luckily, Boyd shows up to talk, causing Randall to fall out of the picture.
The return of the cicadas may mean the music box monster isn’t really destroyed.
The true meaning of the music box remains one of the show’s greatest mysteries
The connection between the appearance of cicadas and the music box is undeniable. However, the return of insects may mean that FromThe characters aren’t done fighting the music box monster yet. Even in season three, viewers don’t know much about the music box monster. He apparently likes to send visions to the townspeople before killing them, and appears to be inside the ruins (or dungeon) that Boyd found in the forest. In season 2, The music box monster is so powerful that it can kill people in their sleep..
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The cicadas that appear to Randall on the bus in the terrifying movie. From season three, episode three feels like an ominous warning of what’s to come. After the self-proclaimed sheriff of the city destroys the music box, Boyd taunts the creatures, shouting that the Town can’t “break” to him. Since then, the creatures – and the supernatural forces that exist – have tormented the townspeople more than usual. The return of the cicadas seems to be another sign that the situation is only going to get worse. FromThe third exit continues.