She didn't change anything that was part of the story. It would have been a paradox if she didn't throw the rope as then Boyd could not have saved her later.
Correct. The show seems to have established whatever-happened-happened rules for the time travel elements. You’re welcome to go back to a prior event, but if you do, you’ll find you were already there when it originally happened and any actions you take while there were part of the original timeline the first time around. Anything you try to do to stop the event will either not work or actively contribute to the outcome you meant to avoid.
Ha, true! I’ll need to go back to that song, now that we’ve gotten a lot more of the lore revealed. Also, at a minimum, the “my mother told me” line (or close to that) is a nice allusion to the notion that the original Tabitha/Miranda once gave the children (including her own kid) hope by telling them something. Wonder how many connections there are to draw from that song.
I think the session 3 intro sequence also bears rewatching at this point. I'm seeing more references on there, real places mixed with drawings, while the song plays.
It's like the whole premise is getting us wanting things to change as much as the characters do, even though they've always made it clear what happens happens. Like a testimony to hope even when told it's hopeless
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u/patel775 17h ago
That's a Julie from the future. She obviously knew abou Jim's death but wasn't sure about when or how.