Possible plothole that's been bothering me for a while.
When Jack and Marla exchange phone numbers, Jack is still living in his condo. How does Marla have the phone number to the house on Paper St.?
sharebecause Marla is imaginary. So is Paper street.
shareIs there any explanation outside of the jackdurden.com theory?
shareNo it's the only explanation. Isn't good enough for you? This just happens to be exactly what the movie is about.
share^^ delusional moron
Norton's character probably updated his phone number where he went for his group sessions.
"^^ delusional moron"
well, you're obviously a moron yourself and in denial as well. Do you have something to back your bullsh!t up?
please explain to me how exactly is jackdurden.com wrong?
and no sarcastic stupid jokes please, just logical explanation.
I'm not interested in how accurate or plausible the jackdurden.com theory is, because it's just a fan theory. I don't mean that as an attack or to take it down a peg. It's just that I don't really care for it, and it's not confirmed. There's a lot of fan theories I've heard that I like, some about Fight Club itself, but I don't actually believe any of them to be 100% fact.
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That's fair, but I just wish the movie established it, you know?
sharejackdurden.com makes perfect sense to me and it explains unclear things in the movie.
Maybe Fincher just wanted the audience to figure it out themselves?
You have to admit the idea the movie is more than meets the eye gives it a little more depth.
None that I can think of, he might've called her at some point while he was Tyler and she saved his number.
shareI've never heard this Marla is imaginary but don't like it cause it makes the main character more crazy than he should be. Plus other people would've caught onto his craziness at the group therapy meetings.
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