4 LEVELS to the AXXON N STORY and the FRONT WINDOW scene ETC.

Ok. So Please tell us more about this 6TH LEVEL that you say you see.

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Someone also suggested the RABBITS are WATCHING THEMSELVES on the MOVIE MONITOR they have in the RABBIT ROOM ...

like LOST GIRL also seems to have a MOVIE MONITOR inside of ROOM 205 ...

WHERE WE SEE LANI and LORI RUN DOWN the HALLWAY ...

before LG looks over to HER RIGHT a few seconds later ...

and ACTUALLY SEES THEM RUNNING PAST the OPEN DOOR of the ROOM where she's sitting.

This is not a critique towards you XXPO, but simply a reaction to this suggestion by someone you mention above. First of all: WHERE do we see a monior inside of the Rabbit Room?

Secondly: Lost Girl is looking on the monitor and sees everything that we, the audience sees? Let’s say she just sees Dern somewhere in the theater looking at the monitor. Possible right? Than she also sees Lani and Lori running down the hallway. How can that be? How can TWO camera’s be connected with ONE monitor? Perhaps it would be possible with a split screen, but we do not see that. We see the whole screen of the monitor filled with these two images which come from SEPERATE camera’s. We know this because the images we see have different backgrounds and lighting. It also is not a question of changing the channell because A: we do not see Karolina change the channel and B: IF she did it would highly, highly unlikely she just happen to switch to the channel of this particular camera in the hallway JUST as Lani and Lori walk by. Taken literally there’s NO explanation for these two distinctly different images which cannot be other than from different camera’s.
Another impossibillity: when Dern is standing outside of Stage 4 she sees the image of Karolina on a monitor. However we do NOT see a monitor anywhere nearby. Moreover one cannot look into a camera and see a projection: a camera films and does not project. So how to explain Dern seeing the image of Karolina outside of Stage 4?

Then we also have DERN WATCHING the BLUE VERSION of the STORY on the BIG SCREEN ...

which also ACTS like a MONITOR ...

A projection screen acting like a monitor? Taken metaphorically a possibillity, but literally not so much. Agreed, Dern does go through red curtains again so one might claim this as teh cause of the screen acting so peculiar.

perhaps that also means it would be LOST GIRL that DERN watches Dancing on the RABBIT TV ...

which could also mean THE RABBITS were also watching LOST GIRL on their TV ...

since that's also what DERN seems to see on it???

And yet we never SEE a tv set in the Rabbit Room let alone a monitor.

LOST GIRL is seduced by MUSTASH MAN or by the husband of the WOMAN in WHITE ???

We never see LG and Mustash Man together.

And doesn't that also mean the ACTRESS we see standing there is waiting for the FILM CREW to LOAD UP and PROJECT the FRONT YARD SCENE onto the BLUE or GREEN SCREEN before she OPENS up the LOCKED FRONT DOOR that is now UNLOCKED ...

Dern is waiting for the film crew while she is standing in front of that window? Not very likely, because she looks rather bewildered, amazed and disoriented. Hardly someone who is waiting impatiently for the film crew to be ready.

And since we also see the DEAD BODY of DORIS SIDE, then that wouldn't be her in THE WHITE SHORTS.

We do NOT see the dead body of Doris Side, because we SEE Doris Side alive and well AFTER this scene. What we see is that the actress Ormond is murdered. By this I mean that we see a person played by the actress Ormond being murdered.

And since SMITHY also tells DERN HE's NOT who she THINKS he is, doesn't that leave us left with just PIOTREK and LUCAS as the ACTOR who plays him???

No it doesn’t, because Dern can think he is anybody. We cannot be sure what Smithy means by this exactly we can only make a substantiated guess. The fact that we have seen Dern mostly with the Lucas character doesn’t imply in any way that it is one of the characters that is being played by this actor. When you take this into context and connect it to the themes in the movie than you get a much broader palet you can pick and choose from. For instance Dern never says that Smithy is her husband. When the visitor asks if she knows the man who lives there (at Smithy’s house) Dern answers ”yes.” We also know that Dern has told this man that she is pregnant. The question is indeed if she knows who he is, but we cannot be sure if Smithy is referring to a name or the “sort” of man. Notice ho wit is left conspicuously vague WHAT the relationship between Dern and Smithy in essence constitutes. In light of this I’m tempted to assume that Smithy is indeed referring to the “sort” of man: does Dern think he is her husband or her lover?

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