During the scene where Winnie's dad meets the man in the yellow suit for the fist time, the man in the yellow suit's white collar (left side) keeps changing positions. First it's up, then, it's down. This happens a few times in this scene. See more...
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In the last scene we can see that Winnie got married to a man with the (last) name Jackson. This is the same last name as the actor who portrays Jessie - Jonathan Jackson. [This was a nice coincidence, but her husband's last name in the book was also Jackson.]
After the man in the yellow suit is whacked in the back of the head and killed, he remains lying on the floor. In one of the shots from the side, he blinks his eyes. [He is not immediately killed, he just got concussed. Later, he dies.]
If Jesse has been alive for about 100 years, then wouldn't he surely be more mature than a teenage boy going after a young teenage girl. I mean, from any standpoint, Jesse would be considered a dirty old man because he wants this young innocent teen girl when he is actually much older in his mind. I only say this because if you remember Interview with the Vampire, the young girl who was bitten matured and became angry later because she couldn't age. [The whole point of the magical spring is that it stops people growing. Although Jesse has been alive for 104 years, this doesn't mean he will have changed and grown like normal people. Tuck himself says "We're like rocks...we just ARE." They are frozen at the age at which they drank the water, so it is perfectly reasonable for Jesse to be attracted to Winnie.]
If the jail guard fired 4 shots at the boys at night, why didn't anyone hear them or any lights turn on? [Because there was a fierce storm raging, and the shots could very easily have been mistaken for thunder.]
When Winnie and Jesse are swimming in the pond, Winnie states that she cannot swim. In numerous shots during that scene, Jesse is standing instead of floating. If this is the case, then why does Winnie have to be held by Jesse in order to be in the water? [Jesse is taller than Winnie, meaning that it could be possible for him to stand, but too deep for her. Another explanation is that the bottom of the pool is very rocky, and there is only enough room on the rock Jesse is on for him to stand on it.]
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