I think she'll be the one reoccurring role throughout the seasons. It might have something to do with that. Just my guess though.

SnotBubbles;1048466 wrote:I think she'll be the one reoccurring role throughout the seasons. It might have something to do with that. Just my guess though.

the creators said no same characters, but maybe some of the same actors.

LJ;1048485 wrote:the creators said no same characters, but maybe some of the same actors.

how would that work

I think it'll be confusing unless they are cameos with very limited dialogue. Like Jessica Lange and that little boy getting out of an elevator and saying hello to one of the new main characters or something. With the following this show has it'll be hard for us not to assume its one of the dead people if the first season crew shows up.

bigdaddy2003;1048307 wrote:A question I have that they never answered though is why did the maid age? She was young when she was killed.

The Equalizer;1048458 wrote:I think the maid either had some kind of slut curse where she'd appear alluring to all men but not women, or more likely, she had the ability to change her appearance to suit her mission of confusing the couple for the house's evil benefit and thats why she showed him her true older form when he finally began to see things for what they were.

Here's how I would answer the question (guess): Those that died in the house can hide themselves from those that are alive, if they want, or they can allow themselves to be seen. I think those that are dead, if they choose, can appear differently than they really are, too. For instance, Tate was able to change his appearance down in the basement when Violet brought that girl over. I think any of the dead could have done that, but most chose not to.

thePITman;1048667 wrote:Here's how I would answer the question (guess): Those that died in the house can hide themselves from those that are alive, if they want, or they can allow themselves to be seen. I think those that are dead, if they choose, can appear differently than they really are, too. For instance, Tate was able to change his appearance down in the basement when Violet brought that girl over. I think any of the dead could have done that, but most chose not to.

Tate did not change, that was the Infantata

LJ;1048689 wrote:Tate did not change, that was the Infantata

Ahh. Thanks.

If the little boy (Tate's kid) is supposed to be the Anti-Christ, I'm sure somehow, someway, that will be written eventually into the new storyline.

I agree, why even start the whole anti-christ bit just to let it end with the boy killing the sitter. That would be stupid.

“There will be some new and familiar faces, playing new characters and new monsters,” Murphy said, touting the stand-alone season format that will typically feature horrors like infidelity. “It’s a fun idea to do an anthology show. That was the design of the show from the beginning; it’s a really cool and interesting way to tell a horror show: every season being what an American horror is.”

“Every season along with being a new haunting will have a new theme; the second season will have a different theme and cast of characters to go along with it,” Murphy said. As to what the theme will be, Murphy teased that there was a “clue in the last few episodes” as to what next year’s theme would be.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/american-horror-story-ryan-murphy-season-two-276097

So, Constance moves with the kid to escape scrutiny about the death. It would be hard to cover the killing up because the murder did not occur at the death house, and the sitter would not be a ghost trapped there that would appear when authorities came looking. Season two will explore the kids turning into the anti christ?

RedIs4Heart;1049194 wrote:So, Constance moves with the kid to escape scrutiny about the death. It would be hard to cover the killing up because the murder did not occur at the death house, and the sitter would not be a ghost trapped there that would appear when authorities came looking. Season two will explore the kids turning into the anti christ?

huh? That goes against everything that the creator of the show himself said.

I dunno how true it is, but there is a rumor floating that they are exploring doing the haunting from NC in the 1700's that was talked about in "Birth"

I only mentioned that because Ryan Murphy said there would be some returning cast members.

[url]http://screenrant.com/american-horror-story-season-2-spoilers-aco-144926/all/1/

F[/URL]ound this article. There is a clue as to the location and theme of season two. The Roanoke colony would be one I saw. Billy Dee mentions prisons and asylums. I read an article that mentioned prisons as a possible local. I don't think the hint would be that obvious. So, I watched closer. Tate is referred to as Norman Bates Jr. Norman Bates ran a hotel and was a serial killer. Plus, at the beginning, Constance is watching Newhart. The show was set in a small inn or hotel. Maybe season takes place in a hotel/ inn/ bed and breakfast.

RedIs4Heart;1049340 wrote:I only mentioned that because Ryan Murphy said there would be some returning cast members.

As different characters.

familiar faces, playing new characters and new monsters