Nathan was shot, but we don't know how badly. If he were to die, would Audrey have to find a new love to kill to stop the Troubles forever or would she be doomed to repeat every 27 years her very sad fate? With Duke and Arla disappearing into the barn with Audrey and the sky continuing to fall down upon Haven, how long can it hold on and wait for the barn to come back? Going into the barn is the 27-year option, and killing Nathan would stop them forever.īut Jordan shot Nathan. One would end the Troubles for 27 years and the other forever. Agent Howard said there were only two ways to end everything. How lucky can a girl be? Then Jordan popped out and shot Nathan, Audrey and Duke were gone and the sky was still falling. What the Hell? Does whatever Audrey is use all of her love by helping people with their Troubles? Going into the barn is required to recharge her love. James thought his death didn't count because Audrey didn't really love him since they only just met. Lucy said that killing someone was the only way to end the troubles, not just for 27 years, but forever. I hope we get to search some of the inside of the barn during season four.ĭoes the ending pit Nathan and Audrey against each other? James thought one of his mothers incarnations meant him harm and said the only person who could keep her out of the barn was his father. Bigger on the inside? Such a strange inside for a rustic barn. Tell me it wasn't cool how the barn was similar to the Tardis on Doctor Who. At least Nathan didn't know he was James' father until that moment. Only rewatching the scene a couple of times made it clear to me. That scene was so confusing to me because I thought Sarah was saying that James wasn't born yet, and I was trying to determine how she could enter that barn with a baby in utero and still have him born to a life on the outside. It took me a minute to realize Nathan didn't know he was James' father until he saw Sarah tell the Teagues outside the barn that James' father wasn't even born yet. When James showed up in the barn right in front of the car, Audrey and Nathan ran after him.
It also showed that a lot more happened than we saw in " Sarah." Audrey glimpsing Nathan noshing on Sarah was quite a shock. When Audrey questioned whether seeing Sarah and the Teagues was a real memory, Agent Howard decided to show them one that Nathan would recognize. But if they've always worked for Vince, how did Duke's grandfather have the tattoo and orders to kill Sarah before Vince even knew he couldn't collapse the barn?ĭidn't that seem to be out of sync? Vince is older, but is he old enough to have known about the previous incarnation of Sarah to start The Guard.or is he ageless? Which leads me to the age old question of who or what are the Teagues brothers? If The Guard has always reported to Vince, he's got his own supernatural thing going on. Vince then must have become the leader of The Guard.
They tried to destroy the barn, and they couldn't, Vince lost his resolve and decided they were out of options. When Nathan said they need to take out the barn, he and Audrey were transported back in time to when Dave and Vince tried to blow up the barn to save Sarah from going in. Dave wanted to find a way to deal with the Troubles and save her the torment of reliving the same fate over and over. I sure had myself mixed up in the Vince and Dave Teagues department, didn't I? Vince always seemed like a big teddy bear, but it was he who has been behind the push to keep using Audrey to stop the Troubles. It could have been easy to feel sorry for Arla, but she was so nasty it didn't work. It's difficult to muster up any sympathy for her and James when all we have are their whispered "I love yous" to engage us. The whole story would have played out a little better if we had known more about James and his life, especially the love he shared with Arla.
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