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Death Hamster posted:I agree, I didn't like the movie's ending because they were striving to survive all through the events of the film and then just gave up. I think it would have been a better ending for the monsters to have eaten them all as they strove to survive to the last man/woman. It would have been more "in-character" at least. That would be a loving terrible ending. Do you really think it would be more in character for the lead character to allow his son to be eaten alive?
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northerain posted:Personally, I thought he didn't really do anything with the ideas in the stories. You deliberately left out the best part of that story. "Not everyone likes what they hear with that one" and the preceding story of how it was obtained was incredibly freaky, I thought.
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Namirsolo posted:The part about people walking into the Dome and managing to break their nose was what bugged me the most about the book. As a person who has walked into plenty of things, you're always going to kick it first. It's not possible to hit your nose unless you continue walking after you kick it, and even then your hands would hit next. This bugged me at first too, but I excused it by imagining that, being a dome, the surface of the wall would curve back towards them, allowing them to hit it face-first. It doesn't make a lot of sense, no, but it worked for me.
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