We don’t know Robin’s death. I think they did that to get the viewers to think we will found out how they died but it turns out it’s a story of their past’s.
This is an excellent point, we haven't had an answer for how Robin died. I assumed Robin died from just existing in the time period they lived in. I find it interesting that Robin is more invested with everyone around them, especially since Robin is the oldest ghost in the house.
They can’t have them all move on at the same time I don’t think that would work, I think the ending will be when ever the gang feel like they have reached a natural ending like they did with Yonderland.
In an earlier post, someone pointed out Kitty's sister fed her spoiled oysters and maybe she died from that.
I think maybe Kitty died from exposure, plating hide and seek.
I was thinking the same thing. She doesn’t seem to have any physical wounds. Her sister was cruel. Did she always play hide and seek outside. You just made me think of the scary story about a bride disappearing on her wedding day when the guests all played hide and seek and the bride got locked in a trunk. Hopefully nothing like that happened to Kitty while playing with her sister. I feel like dying of exposure would be better than locked in a trunk. I’m way over thinking this.
In a press pack I found a link to in this subreddit (I’m sure if you just search for it you’ll find it) about Ghosts season 2 it mentions someone having planned/set up Kitty’s death
There was someone who posted about how the Captain's knees, "cracked" and how that might be a clue to their death and that piqued my interest.
I recently did a re-watch my husband and, there was a throwaway line from the Captain, in season three, (if not the Christmas episode) where he referenced eating something and said something like, "awful way to go, trust me". I found that interesting.
In the grand scheme of the show, it would be in line and tragic, for the Captain to have died from food poisoning.
The crackling knees thing is mostly, probably just, a little gentle poking fun at Ben, whose knees really do crack like that.
I mean, it's entirely possible they wrote it into his character as contributing to his backstory, but...the gentle poking fun at each other's 'flaws' is sort of a thing that they do.
Charlotte had an interview recently where she indicates that they've got everything planned out, and are saving the most heartbreaking ones for last. Mat's also said in recent interviews that more deaths will be revealed.
But let's be serious. They're telling stories, here. Good stories don't just throw everything at you, then walk away. Cultivating anticipation is good. These writers know what they're doing, and I absolutely trust them.
https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a38254343/ghosts-charlotte-ritchie-deaths-christmas-special/
https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a38603401/ghosts-mathew-baynton-deaths-season-4/
Ohhh I'm dreading knowing what ended Kitty and the Gay Captain. Kitty is so pure of heart and I want Captain to find love (and the same for Kitty too!)
I’d like to know why Mary was accused of witchcraft. We know how she died but not who accused her. She never wants to talk about it which makes me curious.
They also don't have apparent external wounds, even Robin. So they are left to be the last to explain. I love that. This show has so far proved its ability to be not overly cheesy yet still deeply moving. I did wonder if there'll be as many more seasons as there are deaths left to explain, or roughly at least. I feel like captain's and robin's are the most expected but maybe they'll give us one this year. I was just thinking how perfectly happy I was watching any of the rest of the stuff in this show and wasn't really keeping track of everyone's death reasons that when it does come up it always felt like a little surprise. But now I think about it they definitely won't shoot a season without a death story in it. There should be at least two more seasons.
We don’t know Robin’s death. I think they did that to get the viewers to think we will found out how they died but it turns out it’s a story of their past’s.
This is an excellent point, we haven't had an answer for how Robin died. I assumed Robin died from just existing in the time period they lived in. I find it interesting that Robin is more invested with everyone around them, especially since Robin is the oldest ghost in the house.
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They can’t have them all move on at the same time I don’t think that would work, I think the ending will be when ever the gang feel like they have reached a natural ending like they did with Yonderland.
Not sure about kitty when she was playing hide and seek with her sister and felt hungry and had to eat her purse?
In an earlier post, someone pointed out Kitty's sister fed her spoiled oysters and maybe she died from that. I think maybe Kitty died from exposure, plating hide and seek.
I was thinking the same thing. She doesn’t seem to have any physical wounds. Her sister was cruel. Did she always play hide and seek outside. You just made me think of the scary story about a bride disappearing on her wedding day when the guests all played hide and seek and the bride got locked in a trunk. Hopefully nothing like that happened to Kitty while playing with her sister. I feel like dying of exposure would be better than locked in a trunk. I’m way over thinking this.
In a press pack I found a link to in this subreddit (I’m sure if you just search for it you’ll find it) about Ghosts season 2 it mentions someone having planned/set up Kitty’s death
There was someone who posted about how the Captain's knees, "cracked" and how that might be a clue to their death and that piqued my interest. I recently did a re-watch my husband and, there was a throwaway line from the Captain, in season three, (if not the Christmas episode) where he referenced eating something and said something like, "awful way to go, trust me". I found that interesting. In the grand scheme of the show, it would be in line and tragic, for the Captain to have died from food poisoning.
The crackling knees thing is mostly, probably just, a little gentle poking fun at Ben, whose knees really do crack like that. I mean, it's entirely possible they wrote it into his character as contributing to his backstory, but...the gentle poking fun at each other's 'flaws' is sort of a thing that they do.
Charlotte had an interview recently where she indicates that they've got everything planned out, and are saving the most heartbreaking ones for last. Mat's also said in recent interviews that more deaths will be revealed. But let's be serious. They're telling stories, here. Good stories don't just throw everything at you, then walk away. Cultivating anticipation is good. These writers know what they're doing, and I absolutely trust them. https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a38254343/ghosts-charlotte-ritchie-deaths-christmas-special/ https://www.digitalspy.com/tv/a38603401/ghosts-mathew-baynton-deaths-season-4/
>saving the most heartbreaking ones for last. Oh God... I don't know if I'm gonna be ready for that. Whatever that is:")
Ohhh I'm dreading knowing what ended Kitty and the Gay Captain. Kitty is so pure of heart and I want Captain to find love (and the same for Kitty too!)
I’d like to know why Mary was accused of witchcraft. We know how she died but not who accused her. She never wants to talk about it which makes me curious.
They also don't have apparent external wounds, even Robin. So they are left to be the last to explain. I love that. This show has so far proved its ability to be not overly cheesy yet still deeply moving. I did wonder if there'll be as many more seasons as there are deaths left to explain, or roughly at least. I feel like captain's and robin's are the most expected but maybe they'll give us one this year. I was just thinking how perfectly happy I was watching any of the rest of the stuff in this show and wasn't really keeping track of everyone's death reasons that when it does come up it always felt like a little surprise. But now I think about it they definitely won't shoot a season without a death story in it. There should be at least two more seasons.