This Off Campus Season 2 Theory Predicts A Twist For Logan Can’t stop speculating about the hilarious drama in *Off-Campus* Season 2? You’re not alone. Fans know that Ellie (Mika Abdallah) and Dean (Stephen Kaelin) will be the focus of the next installment, but as the first season proved, there’s plenty of room to weave in stories about the rest of Briar University. And a new theory suggests an interesting twist for John Logan (Antonio Cipriano).
Fans of Elle Kennedy’s *Off-Campus* novels know that Logan’s book, *The Mistake*, follows his relationship with Grace Ivers as he tries to atone for a big mistake — specifically, moving on from her even though he was just trying to get over his crush on Hannah. But as one Redditor points out, Logan’s big mistake might play out a little differently on screen.
“One of Logan’s flaws is that he makes bad decisions behind his friends’ backs and somehow expects them to never find out. The result is arguments and hurt feelings when they’re blindsided by it,” the user writes, noting that this happens at least twice in Season 1. He asks his father to donate to a charity auction behind Garrett’s back, and later recruits Hunter Davenport to the team – lying to Hunter that it was Dean’s idea, even though Dean hates the guy.
According to the user, this pattern could derail Logan’s arc in Season 2. “What better way for that mistake — the one that tore Logan and Grace apart — to resurface? The ‘how’ and ‘why’ are still up in the air, but ultimately, Logan will do to Grace what he did to Garrett and Dean,” the Redditor writes. Many commenters expressed support for the theory, with one pointing out that a version of this pattern actually plays out in *The Mistake*. (Mild spoiler: Logan tries to convince Grace that he deserves better than her, and she resents him for making that assumption.)
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Of course, as another commenter noted, Logan’s crush on Hannah is also well-established, so it’s hard to imagine a Logan-Grace storyline without that particular detail.
Despite the nuances of *The Mistake*, Cipriano is eager to revisit his character when the time comes. “I really like the setup for it. He makes a mistake, and then he has to earn that love and trust back,” she recently told *Bustle*. “Watching him step up and do everything—do these ridiculous things to win her back—is compelling. You’re rooting for him, even while thinking, ‘Hey, you’re messing up, man.’ It’s like a little game.”