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so are we supposed to believe the little brother had cancer too?

posted 15 years ago by therock0603
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The reverend said that strong, healthy people wouldn't see the ghosts. That stayed true for the most part, except for when the little brother saw the thing when he was hiding inside the dumbwaiter thing. From what I recall, that was the only time anyone other than Matt or the reverend saw anything. I'm guessing that was just a plot hole, but maybe his little brother has cancer too!

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[–] therock0603 15 years ago

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I have had it with these monkey-fightin' snakes on this Monday-to-Friday plane!

[–] RinkyDinkyRhi 15 years ago

The mother saw one too, when she got out of bed and switched the light on, maybe they all had cancer?!

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[–] therock0603 15 years ago

Oh yeah! Thanks, I forgot about that one.

I have had it with these monkey-fightin' snakes on this Monday-to-Friday plane!

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[–] URArobot 15 years ago

I was just thinking the same thing the last time I watched it!
Haha, oh well, people make mistakes.

[–] invasionofthemorningpeeple 15 years ago

he never said that only people with cancer could see ghosts, only that people near death are more sensitive to that sort of thing.

[–] SSA_Winifred_Reid 15 years ago

Most people believe (at least the people I know) that ghosts can reveal them selves if they wish to, but I think for the movie it was more Matt could see them even then they were not doing harm but when there powers manifested the rest of the family was able to see them.

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