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'''As a Fridge subpage, all spoilers are unmarked [[Administrivia/SpoilersOff as per policy.]] Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned.'''
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** Problem is, the correct translation would be "Green Hill".
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* The glowing woman [[spoiler:is actually The Waiting Woman (according to the novelization)]].
* It takes a while to realize that Tweety dying isn't just there without purpose: [[spoiler: it's the metaphorical CanaryInTheCoalMine. It's meant to signify that something is wrong with the Freelings' house.]]
* The glowing woman [[spoiler:is actually The Waiting Woman (according to the novelization)]].
* It takes a while to realize that Tweety dying isn't just there without purpose: [[spoiler: it's the metaphorical CanaryInTheCoalMine. It's meant to signify that something is wrong with the Freelings' house.]]
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* The housing development the Freelings live in is called Cuesta Verde-- in Spanish, "The cost of green". Strange name for a place, but it fits the true nature of the place--Steven mentions on the job that they say "the grass is greener on all sides", but we later learn the area was built over a cemetery without moving the bodies, leading to horrific ghost activity. Cuesta Verde is ''green'' on all sides--but at what ''cost''?
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* It takes a while to realize that Tweety dying isn't just there without purpose: [[spoiler: it's the metaphorical CanaryInTheCoalMine. It's meant to signify that something is wrong with the Freelings' house.]]
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** FridgeBrilliance: That tree was literally [[StealthPun rooted]] in desecration.
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* The glowing woman [[spoiler:is actually The Waiting Woman (according to the novelization)]].
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* Given that the tree isn't actually ''in'' the house at all, its attack on Robbie could be considered a subtle hint about the property being built on a graveyard that was never really moved, and/or above a cavern where a bunch of settlers died. It's an ''old'' tree, not something that would've been planted by a landscaper; it would've been alive when the cemetery was operational, and a seedling when Kane's religious cult perished in the cavern. That tree was very much a part of the haunting, because its roots ''fed on'' the decomposition of the restless dead.
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* The glowing woman [[spoiler:is actually The Waiting Woman (according to the novelization)]].
[[AC: Fridge Horror]]
* Given that the tree isn't actually ''in'' the house at all, its attack on Robbie could be considered a subtle hint about the property being built on a graveyard that was never really moved, and/or above a cavern where a bunch of settlers died. It's an ''old'' tree, not something that would've been planted by a landscaper; it would've been alive when the cemetery was operational, and a seedling when Kane's religious cult perished in the cavern. That tree was very much a part of the haunting, because its roots ''fed on'' the decomposition of the restless dead.
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