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08-21-2006, 01:56 PM
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Hey, I'm a man thanks :P And I said I was all for it! :)
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i wouldn't say she deserved to die, but i understand why jane did what she did and in her eyes it was justified. remember, juno had two strikes against her and also jane didn't kill her, she just left her (like juno did w/ the other girl).
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True that.
Maybe I should have said "left to die". I didn't see much chance of her surviving unless the monsters made her into their new 'bitch',since the other and only shown monster female was killed. ...Oh and xtRaVa: I didn't mean that 'you all must be guys' comment as a negative....my point was more about "A woman scorned...." :cool:
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Actually, considering the fact that Juno had betrayed both Sarah's and the group's trust, the mental effects of everything that happened in the caves and especially the fact that Sarah had been on medication for one year but had left her pills back at the cabin, I don't think that Sarah's action towards Juno are this surprising...
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08-24-2006, 09:15 AM
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Pills...pills...why am I forgetting this?
What kind of pills? Pain pills and anti-anxiety or anti-depressants would have different affects if she were missing a dose. and yeah would make a hella difference in how she reacts even being in the midst of a great trama. Interesting point there Burning In Hell.
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08-24-2006, 09:21 AM
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The sort of pills she takes are not mentioned, but since she seems on the brink of depression, they must be anti-depressants. When the group leaves the cabin, the camera lingers a bit on the pills as Sarah leaves them on the desk besides her bed...
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08-24-2006, 09:37 AM
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Yeah,you're right,most likely anti-depressants. Which would cause either euphoria in the first 48 hours followed by a crash when the neurons firing off weren't getting the reuptake thingy...or it could cause dangerous suicidal lows but that would usually be after a few days or more...hmm. But then again, people have all different levels of brain chemistry reacting to different types of meds and how side affects affect them-etc etc. You could go forever with the many variations on that one. Makes ya think. But your point did make me think in a different direction,which makes this movie even more interesting to me because it's added yet another level to a great film. And also,her name was Sarah? I have been calling her Jane all this time-lol.
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