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The sinister part is that it is implied it was her regular voice even when she was a little child.
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Also doubles as a Room Full of Crazy (see below), where it is also Diana's "prison" for quite some time before she manages to break free and kill Rebecca's father. Martin and Rebecca are both lured down to and become trapped in it for quite a stretch of the movie's final third.
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Creepy Basement: The main characters' household has one, complete with creepy mannequins and such.Clingy Jealous Girl: Non-romantic example with Diana, even before her apparent "death" at the hands of the asylum doctors.A literal example: Sophie uses a gun from one of the cops Diana killed earlier to end things between her and Diana once and for all.
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Chekhov's Gun: Subverted - the movie makes a big case of Martin hiding a flash light in a box outside his room.She controls every single part of Sophie's life and rules her through fear. Can't Live Without You: Seemingly why Diana is so fixated on Sophie after the experiment - if Sophie gets better, Diana can't interact with anyone.Big Sister Instinct: The main plot is kicked off because, when Rebecca gets a call that Martin had had problems in school and needs someone to come over, she doesn't hesitate to come over, and then decides to let him stay with her until Sophie is back on her meds.Berserk Button: Try to help Sophie 'get better' and Diana will end you.But the flip side is then assimilating that director through the process, and especially a guy like David, who's so capable, but does it all himself. So that sort of pedigree goes into the package. So when I approached James, I, I think this guy could be the next James Wan. James started with "Saw," which I made when I was an executive at Fox Searchlight, James had directed a short film and brought it in to me and said, I want to adapt this and make it into a feature. And bringing in James Wan, the single biggest director of the genre. That starts with bringing in a guy like Eric Heisserer, who's one of the biggest writers of the genre. One road is: How do you arm up the package so that people who are risk averse see a first-time director in an unproven original story and say, Yeah, I want to give that guy millions of dollars.