....that Julia didn't move out of that apartment!!! If I even remotely thought a nut was entering my apartment at all, never mind moving my stuff.....I'd be outta there!!!
I know he could follow her eventually, and of course its a film........
....but I STILL would have been out of there YESTERDAY! Never mind "I want a life, Jill."
Anyone agree?
"Some laughed. He let them. His own heart laughed, and that was enough."
-A Christmas Carol
I wouldn't have been so brave to go back to my apartment the way Julia did. I would have taken the offer to stay with Jill until we figured out what was going on.
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Same here.
Out of there in a heartbeat.
He made it clear he was in her apartment when ever he wanted to be there. That would had been enough for me to stay with Jill until I found out what is going on. I do understand how one would get aggiavated over someone having power over them, but come on! I would be so freaked that I would be second guessing myself, did I move that cup? or was it that person who comes into my apartment? I would be gaslighting myself. I too would had left the lights on all the time and gotten a dog.
she was a little too brave for me. I did respect her for wanting to go back to her apartment and I thought she was putting her life on the line. He did come into her apartment again after Jill got involved. Twice!
the scene where Julia woke up and her window was open, and the where Julia got shot
creepy stuff!
I am a believer in the paranormal, so if I didn't go through an experience with a psycho 5 years before like Julia, I'd assume it was a ghost or demon trying to get me. But since she was pursued by a crazy person before and he never got caught, it was logical to think he had come back. I would take up Jill's offer to stay with her until they found out what was going on and solved it.
I've been waiting for you, Ben.
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No, but we're not talking about money. Of course if money went missing it would be logical to think it got stolen. We're talking about household objects being moved. Is it logical to think that a psycho broke into someone's house just to move a book to a different spot on the shelf? Without anything being missing I might add. Probably more logical than a ghost or demon to you because you are a militant skeptic, but to me it doesn't make sense.
I've been waiting for you, Ben.