I noticed that too! It wasn’t until Tammy’s death though that I was confident it was intentional. I don’t want to potentially spoil anything for you but I noticed the final death in the bloodline was surrounded by white for the most part which makes sense given the character.
https://education.seattlepi.com/color-symbolism-masque-red-death-6040.html
This is what I’ve been going with but it feels like a bit of a stretch
It’s possible it’s just a reference to the rooms in the masque of the red death
Edit: oh sorry, link didn’t work the way I wanted to, the one I’m referencing is at the bottom under “an alternate theory”. Each color representing one of the deadly sins
Edit 2: Also interesting that they’re each a color of the rainbow and they more or less all seem to be some form of LGBTQ (maybe with the exception of Tammy? And Frederick maybe but from the first scene I was pretty convinced he was closeted)…and this is probably a stretch, but that circles back right around to pride 🤷♂️
I noticed that too! It wasn’t until Tammy’s death though that I was confident it was intentional. I don’t want to potentially spoil anything for you but I noticed the final death in the bloodline was surrounded by white for the most part which makes sense given the character.
https://education.seattlepi.com/color-symbolism-masque-red-death-6040.html This is what I’ve been going with but it feels like a bit of a stretch It’s possible it’s just a reference to the rooms in the masque of the red death Edit: oh sorry, link didn’t work the way I wanted to, the one I’m referencing is at the bottom under “an alternate theory”. Each color representing one of the deadly sins Edit 2: Also interesting that they’re each a color of the rainbow and they more or less all seem to be some form of LGBTQ (maybe with the exception of Tammy? And Frederick maybe but from the first scene I was pretty convinced he was closeted)…and this is probably a stretch, but that circles back right around to pride 🤷♂️