Campbell Country: Spooky goings on in a very old and isolated patch of English countryside, complete with creepy woods and an ancient burial mound.

Ambiguously Human: The mysterious girl, at first.

Jonathan thinks he's still alive somewhere.

Ashton believes Julian was the victim of a violent crime.

In particular, William seems to suspect the mystery girl was one of the fair folk that local legend warns takes the form of a wren.

William and Lesley are both implied to think Julian's involvement in the supernatural led to the mystery girl's arrival and Julian's own disappearance.

It's implied he now thinks he Julian's disappearance is somehow tied to the burial mound.

Tom initially thought Julian ran away with the mystery girl.Each of the interviewees are implied to have formed varying conclusions as to what actually happened to him, but none of them know for sure. Ambiguous Ending: The open-ended fate of Julian.

It's implied Julian's actions before his disappearance were attempts to reach out and find others who could understand the way he saw the world, but these efforts failed. It's also made very clear that Julian had No Social Skills and didn't understand other people at all-Lesley even jokingly calls Julian's best friend William his 'interpreter,' and Tom refers to Julian as an 'innocent' who needed to be protected from those who would take advantage of him. Ambiguous Disorder: Julian was incredibly smart and talented but hyperfocused on his interests and showed little interest in anything outside them, hated being touched, rarely spoke, and struggled and failed to make his unusual ideas understood by others.I believe that there is a rational, scientific explanation for everything.' 'I'm the one who always laughed or lost my temper when anyone would start to go on about the occult.

Wylding hall by elizabeth hand