Why did the dead breakfast club come back as ghosts?
In the halloween episodes from the first season of the American Horror Story we are presented with five students who later appeared to be dead, killed by Tate during the Westfield High massacre.
The show seems to imply that only people killed in immediate proximity of the house will be staying as ghosts. However, those five people were seemingly killed far enough from the house. So why is it that they came back as ghosts?
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They only came for the Halloween. Through the Halloween episodes, the theme of "boundary between the living and the dead is collapsing" is repeated multiple times.
Tate's victims only had that one night in the year to find him, ad it took them years to do so.
Also, you might be able to remember that they had to go once the sun was rising up...
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What did Tate do to the high schoolers?
Appearances. In 1994, at Westfield High School, Tate Langdon murdered 15 people with a shotgun. He also permanently handicapped the school librarian, Mr. Carmichael.Why did Tate shoot?
Addie was bullied Addy was bullied and/or molested; Tate was seeking revenge. Addy was in her 40s when she died. When Tate was a teen, Addy would have been already out of high school.Does Tate not remember what he did?
But Tate doesn't remember anything, so the story is left unfinished\u2014an easy guess is that he didn't kill himself at school, as the Columbine shooters did, since he haunts The House, which we know only happens if you've died there.Is Tate Langdon based on Columbine?
Tate Langdon from Murder HouseTate's backstory was based on the Columbine High School shootings - one of the first mass school shootings in America. Two students shot and killed 12 fellow students and one teacher, then killed themselves.POWER : OMARI ANSWERS '' IS GHOST REALLY DEAD ''? (Hidden Clues)
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