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Ending???

posted 18 years ago by ksmom1972
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Was that really Margaret at the end of the movie in bandages? Or was it Tera?
Thanks

[–] Kd5000 18 years ago

Ironic, she was wrapped up like a mummy... I thought it was Tera. She gets away with it as no one who knows her story is left alive. Just my thought.

[–] freudified_n_funkified 17 years ago

I agree. This one was kind of losing me after a strong start, but that final shot perfectly made up for the otherwise anti-climactic last third. Good stuff.

[–] chlodowech 16 years ago

If anyone reads this... its probably a rather cruel OR very just ending, depending on your viewpoint. She's finally alive again, but probably trapped in a immobilized body.

[–] 16 years ago

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[–] mam13143 10 years ago

I assumed that with her right hand missing it was Tera. Remember you can see the blood on her wrist, where it was cut before, when she was fighting Margaret.

[–] evilbastard9 9 years ago

Both hands were present, just bandaged up.

[–] GSPdude 9 years ago

But Tara's hand reattached itself during the final ceremony, so it could still be Tara.

[–] george.schmidt 9 years ago

My feeling is it is either frankly - who knows - but she didn't lose her vocal chords so as soon as they can remove her bandages from her mouth she can say who she is - not much of an ending - very anti-climactic.
But she is still mad sexy!!!

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[–] RiverAvon 8 years ago

I always thought it was Margaret, because she seemed terrified the instant she woke up. Tera night also have been terrified at being wrapped up like a mummy, but I think, with her iron will to survive and triumph she would have looked round and assessed the situation first. And even after realising that she had been injured, that same will would have stopped her being so frightened. Her determination to survive would make her confident that she would recover her bodily strength, I feel.

[–] nephihaha 8 years ago

I enjoyed the film but thought it was a very clever ending...

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