Some clues can help you solve a puzzle, while others lead you even further into confusion. Ryan Murphy‘s latest American Horror Story hint is the latter.
The AHS creator has been using Instagram as a way to drop clues regarding the plot and title of the horror anthology’s seventh season. On Monday, Murphy shared his “last clue” about the upcoming season.
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This post seemed to have less to do with the new, politically-charged season than the others. Instead of working red or blue into the equation, this image showed a person covered head-to-toe in bees.
That’s right, a person is completely wrapped in live bees.
Murphy captioned the photo with a question to fans, asking if they could solve the puzzle before the title was officially revealed.
“AHS last clue before this week’s TITLE reveal. Ideas?”
After posting about a monster, blue hair, and the return of Twisty the clown, the bees picture seems to throw a wrench into everything. Fortunately, we won’t have to wait long to find out the title of the new series, which will hopefully give everyone some clarity.
Murphy has previously revealed that he will unveil the title of Season 7 on Thursday, July 20.
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