Who helped Victor clear the bodies and the cars?
It looks like the Man in Yellow has returned, and his recent comment about his favorite part being when people "tear each other apart" raises some huge red flags regarding the town's history. Think back to Victor’s childhood. Logistically, it would be physically impossible for a young child to move dozens of bodies and clear all those cars off the road by himself. Someone had to help him, or rather, someone had to "reset" the stage for the next cycle.
What if the Man in Yellow was the one who cleaned everything up?
We know Victor isn't exactly a reliable narrator. He remembers seeing the Boy in White smiling after the massacre, but we’ve already seen how appearances can be deceiving (like the situation with Jasper). If Victor actually saw the Man in Yellow smiling because "his favorite part" had just happened, his mind might have replaced that terrifying image with the Boy in White as a trauma response. It feels like the Man in Yellow prepares the town for the next group of residents, leaving Victor behind as a solitary witness to watch the cycle repeat.
What do you think? Was the Boy in White actually there, or was Victor seeing the Man in Yellow celebrate the aftermath of the slaughter?