The Terror: Roanoke >New World hopefuls in unfamiliar territory >Bloody, sometimes ritualistic slaughter; Natives vs Natives, and English vs Natives >Racuous parties >Native American superstitions >Scalpings and beheadings >feelings of dread and abandonment >Starvation and death >Many mysterious vanishings And mostly >The entire colony, or what was left of it was nowhere to be found ever again with several inconclusive theories
I think it would make a kino setting in the vein of the first season. What would be YOUR Terror-Kino setting? Remember that given the nature of the series, many liberties can be taken with it's setting.
The Terror: Tunguska >set 19 years after the strange event at Tunguska, in Leonid Kullik's expedition to the area >set when political paranoia is a constant >local siberian tribesmen having strange radiation poisoning symptoms >pockets of white russian outlaws and brigands in the taiga >eyewitnesses describe the event not as a meteor impact but rather as the literal sky being split open releasing eerie green glow >ayy lmao activity/local folklore about forest spirits
Joshua Ramirez
they just opted to go live with natives instead of starving
Sebastian Russell
I think all seasons should have a hopelessness attached to them.
Dunno what they were thinking with season 2. Political out of fucking nowhere.
Eli Clark
Yeah I thought this was the commonly accepted theory. When contact was made again some natives had light eyes and lighter skin
James Collins
The Terror: Brittania
Roman Soldiers stationed along Hadrian's Wall find themselves dragged into an increasingly disturbing series of murders and sacrifices as the local natives start acting strangely.
Play with some Imperialist themes aka Heart of Darkness where this time it's the Brits who are the superstitious mud-hut dwellers.
Daniel Martin
The real terror would be the black and trans characters they would insert
Luke Gomez
They'd have to find somebody's book to assrape for it. Any relevant examples?
Christopher Reed
>OI Lucius ya melt, we'z goin down the chippy, want anything?
the pilgrims of the roanoake colony left their town to join the natives. This was so subversive to society that even today people pretend like we dont know what happened to roanoke
