Did you intend for Sheila to sort-of take over the lead for a large chunk of the film? If so, I think it's a nice approach, and helps in creating two strong characters you don't want to see die.
If anything, I didn't like her exit. I mean, yeah, we're assured she survived, but Deborah barely reacts to finding her, and the last time we see her, it's a mere close-up on her face, with nothing else involved.
...Deborah barely reacts to finding her, and the last time we see her, it's a mere close-up on her face, with nothing else involved.
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Deborah was running for her life. She didn't have time to give much of a reaction or express her grievance over Sheila's condition. Sheila wasn't dead, only viciously attacked and she was a very lucky woman. Colt couldn't have cared less whether or not she lived or died. Deborah's predicament took precedence at the time to outsmart Colt and survive.
Don't eat the whole ones! Those are for the guests. 🍪