When I was a boy and I would hear about something scary, somebody getting badly hurt or something like that,

my mother would try to find out who was helping the person who got hurt.

Always look for the people who are helping, she tell us.

You'll always find somebody who's trying to hurt. I'm going to be here. Hello internet, welcome home to game Theory, the show that leaves no hidden link unclicked.

Today we continue our investigation into Welcome Home,

the website that's one part fan wiki,

all parts ARG.

Last time we began doing a deep dive into the website's

July update where through a series of hidden links, secret safe codes and invisible link,

we discovered that the main character Wally was covering his artwork in a strange paint-like substance,

one that allows him to speak to, control, and convert new followers into a cult.

But things are never quite that simple.

Wally is not just a physical puppet, he's a figurative one as well.

He appears to be nothing more than a pawn in a larger scheme, having his strings pulled by

the real threat home, the living house at the center of the neighborhood.

Last time we left things on a bit of a cliffhanger, there were still several parts of the

update that I had yet to cover, twisted videos of rotten vegetables, muffled

conversations with the neighbors, and one character who's secretly

looking to betray them all. Today's revelations, I believe, will not only give us an answer

about Holmes' ultimate goal, but also tease what we can expect from this franchise moving forward into the next

major update. So take my hand, theorists, as we have one more stroll around the block in

the sinister neighborhood we call home.

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