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I liked the True Not in this film because I thought that he took something that is kind of cartoonish and silly in the book and made them something menacing.

But I understand what you're saying of, oh, sorry, I'm going ahead, but like, I like the recruitment of snakebite, but then, yeah, it's kind of like, why do we get all this time devoted to her when she is not in it that much after her recruitment and

then she gets killed pretty quickly, I really just think maybe they felt it was necessary

to show this process to show what they do to, because I actually, 100%.

I viewed the true knot less as, oh, all these different people people but as a one family unit so like to me

minus rose the hat who is her own entity the rest of the true not is like one villain it's not a bunch

of people it's one villain connected by this vampire need to eat or absorb steam so i never really needed

to know all of them individually.

I just think in a film like this, you could have kept that family dynamic and had Rose

the Hat, the Crow, Snakebite Andy, and then whatever the giant from Twin Peaks's name was.

Who is also the Moonlight Man in Gerald's game.

Yes, exactly.

Because Flanagan likes to keep his people close.

Yep.

I understood that he was trying to show something,

and I appreciated that he showed us what the initiation into this life looks like,

but also what the exit looks like, right?

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