This article provides real-life context for Season 6 of American Horror Story. If you're concerned about potential spoilers, read on at your own risk.
"In 1590, on the coast of what we now know as North Carolina, the entire colony of Roanoke -- all 117 men, women, and children -- died inexplicably." - Billie Dean Howard, American Horror Story: Season 1.
The cryptic teasers for the sixth season of American Horror Story led to all sorts of speculation as to what the story would ultimately be about. Dolls? Bugs? Something Children of the Corn-ish? The prevailing assumption though was that the tale would involve the lost colony of Roanoke - one of America's earliest and most confounding mysteries.
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"In 1590, on the coast of what we now know as North Carolina, the entire colony of Roanoke -- all 117 men, women, and children -- died inexplicably." - Billie Dean Howard, American Horror Story: Season 1.
The cryptic teasers for the sixth season of American Horror Story led to all sorts of speculation as to what the story would ultimately be about. Dolls? Bugs? Something Children of the Corn-ish? The prevailing assumption though was that the tale would involve the lost colony of Roanoke - one of America's earliest and most confounding mysteries.
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