Creepy Midwestern Dolls

The boys said that everyone in the town should have known what those creepy dolls were, so they shouldn't have been so puzzled.
That makes a lot of sense, and I guess it's an oversight on the writing.
BUT, when Jim and A. Ron said they KNEW what those dolls were and that they were very popular in the midwest, please know guys, that the majority of the viewing audience only saw CREEPY ASS DOLLS.
So my question is, when Ali (I'm not even going to try to write his first name) found the dolls, since you knew what they were, did it still freak you out? That was the intended reaction, I believe. So, even if you did know what they were, it was still weird, right? I mean, you probably said: Why would those dolls (that I've seen before) be at a crime scene? So I wonder if it still had the intended effect.
I just wanted to throw that out there. I was REALLY surprised when you both knew what they were. I stand by my suggestion that most of us didn't, and it immediately felt weird/cultish/psycho-spherish.
That makes a lot of sense, and I guess it's an oversight on the writing.
BUT, when Jim and A. Ron said they KNEW what those dolls were and that they were very popular in the midwest, please know guys, that the majority of the viewing audience only saw CREEPY ASS DOLLS.
So my question is, when Ali (I'm not even going to try to write his first name) found the dolls, since you knew what they were, did it still freak you out? That was the intended reaction, I believe. So, even if you did know what they were, it was still weird, right? I mean, you probably said: Why would those dolls (that I've seen before) be at a crime scene? So I wonder if it still had the intended effect.
I just wanted to throw that out there. I was REALLY surprised when you both knew what they were. I stand by my suggestion that most of us didn't, and it immediately felt weird/cultish/psycho-spherish.
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