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Backwards Theory

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Hey guys, I realize I haven't been on for a while. I sorta ran out of theories to write. Anywho, I was listening to the dream song yesterday and a thought occurred to me. What if the shows are presented backwards? Not the actual episodes themselves, just the episodes are in the wrong order.

In the last one, red guy has the idea for inanimate objects to sing and teach ("I am a file and you put documents in me") what they do. Roy sees him presenting his idea so he takes it and uses it in the rest of the episodes. He used his son (Doy) in the first experiment (the dream song) and Doy is hesitant at first ("no! I don't wanna learn how to have dreams!"). The machine in the end represents red guy's normal life, which is completely changed (turned off, unplugged). The end, where it's the creativity song is foreshadowing what is to come. The teachers appearing also foreshadows the future things they'll learn.

In the healthy song, Roy fakes duck guy's death (duck guy getting eaten) so he can abduct him and keep him in captivity (to try red guy's idea). This episode might be backwards because duck guy is alive and then dead. You see red guy's head in the microwave as foreshadowing his entry into the series. Duck guy is also very confused throughout the whole thing.

In the computer song, Roy invites red guy to his house so he can abduct him. Red guy's head gets blown when he walks into the room, where they are brainstorming their idea for future episodes. He's very surprised to see his idea coming to life. This is also his inference to the dhmis world. I also noticed that when the computer says "time," duck guy is confused and says "time?" so Roy plans to teach them about time in the future.

In the love song, the guys get together to have a picnic and get to know each other better. Doy wanders off to learn about love (Roy wants to teach him about that since he's his father and he feels the need to teach his son more than the other guys).

In the time song, duck guy finally gets to know more about time. (red guy is still new to the idea of getting teachers so he asks "who is that?" when the other two are more familiar with the idea of being taught like this. He's also less interested and doesn't want to learn when the other two are on board.

And finally, the creativity song. They're all more accustomed to the idea of having a teacher so they don't hesitate to start asking questions and are happier with learning. Having odd teachers like this doesn't faze them anymore, so they even join in on the dancing crazily at the end of this episode.

As you can see, this is very assumptuous and isn't supported by very many facts/ this thought just occurred to me randomly and I started to think and let my mind wander so please comment some info or evidence that either goes with or against my theory so I can build on it. As always, please like, comment, and follow!

~Lia