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[edit] Did the children survive?
After only watching the movie (not reading any further literature that may exist), I find the last paragraph of the synopsis highly interpretative: Did the children (or their "essence") really survive? All one sees are the eyes, and I for my part didn't think much of it. I just thought it's a dramatic way of showing how those evil eyes--the "stare"--fade and disappear! If you have reasons to assume that something actually survives, please cite sources. Thanks.
- I have also seen this film, and the sequel. There is nothing in it to suggest to me that the final shot is anything other than dramatic licence. Does anyone have any sources that show the survival of the children? Mallanox 23:48, 13 November 2006 (UTC)
