In the scene in which Elektra is attempting to resurrect Abby, you can see Abby's chest rising and falling. See more...
Directed by Rob Bowman, starring Goran Visnjic, Jennifer Garner (add more)
Genres: Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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When Elektra goes back to her old house, she uses the gas stove to blow up the bad guys. She also turns on the bedside lamp. Is someone really paying the electric and gas bills after all those years? I'm assuming she didn't call Con Ed to reup right before she went to the house to fight. [Elektra's father was a wealthy shipping magnate and could afford to maintain the electric and gas bills for a house that the family hadn't visited in years.]
Why does Elektra / did Elektra have OCD? I mean, how did that contribute to the story? Also, does Abby have OCD as well, from the scene near the beginning where Elektra asks Abby if she was counting? [They both have OCD because because people with OCD are more likely to be a prodigy, Mozart most likely had it.]
So Stick "hired" Elektra to "kill" The Treasure and her father as a test. Did he just assume that Elektra wouldn't kill them? Stick's not psychic. [He did assume that she wouldn't kill them. It was a test that she passed.]
Answered by Jane Doe
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