The photographs are hung up on the walls in tasteful arrangements. The museum visitors make a few comments around each one, though their voices are muffled unless you're paying close attention - just enough to be considered background noise.

Almost all of them seem to be pictures taken in the same town seen outside of the museum through its glass wall. It seems like that town must mean a lot to Max.

The smaller pictures seem innocuous enough, but the larger ones, the ones that have been blown up, seem to have a different quality to them. And the closer Shawn gets to one, the more the background noises - voices, music - seem to fade away.

Which picture is he going to check out first?

A. A shot of the outside of a school - on old, brick building looking dignified, although there's an intensity, as if something's about to happen. ((Ep 2 spoilers, suicide))
B. A scary shot of a tornado, absolutely huge, approaching from the sea.
C. A photograph of Max and another girl, holding hands while walking down railroad tracks. ((Ep 2 spoilers))
D. A shot of a short-haired girl, covered in paint. ((Ep 1 spoilers))
E. The same girl from the railroad picture, standing with a playful expression. ((Ep 2 spoilers))
F. A beach with a number of beached whales, lifeless in the sun. ((Ep 4 spoilers))
G. A shot of a large amount of medical equipment, cold and impersonal. ((Ep 4 spoilers, injury, suicide))

H. Or choose the smart option and ignore these photos, something seems off about them.