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** Because the room is actually quite dark -- late in the film the hotel manager comes in and tells Dormer that "it's dark here". Then she turns on the lights. We suddenly realize that it's not the light that's keeping Detective Dormer up. It's his guilt.
** The electric light is ludicrously bright like in a football stadium even making Dormers face look paper white and the room doesn´t even have curtains at all. Dormer had to glue some cardboard on the window. The whole place was just silly.
*** The electric light wasn't really that bright, that was just Dormer's perception of it. The whole point was to show how guilt and sleep deprivation have skewed his perspective.
** The electric light is ludicrously bright like in a football stadium even making Dormers face look paper white and the room doesn´t even have curtains at all. Dormer had to glue some cardboard on the window. The whole place was just silly.
*** The electric light wasn't really that bright, that was just Dormer's perception of it. The whole point was to show how guilt and sleep deprivation have skewed his perspective.
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** Because They did! The constant brightness is Dormer's perception, a manifestation of the guilt that won't let him sleep. This is made clear when the clerk comes to the room is actually quite and comments on how dark -- late in the film the hotel manager comes in and tells Dormer that "it's dark here". Then it is, even though it looks light to us. When she turns on the lights. We suddenly realize that it's not the light that's keeping Detective Dormer up. It's his guilt.
** The electric light is ludicrously brightlights, it looks like in a football stadium even making Dormers face look paper white and floodlight is illuminating the room doesn´t even have curtains at all. Dormer had to glue some cardboard on the window. The whole place was just silly.
*** The electric light wasn't really that bright, that was justplace. That level of brightness is entirely in Dormer's perception of it. The whole point was to show how guilt and sleep deprivation have skewed his perspective.head.
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** The light is ludicrously bright like in a football stadium and the room doesn´t even have curtains at all.
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** The electric light is ludicrously bright like in a football stadium even making Dormers face look paper white and the room doesn´t even have curtains at all. Dormer had to glue some cardboard on the window. The whole place was just silly.
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** The light is ludicrously bright like in a football stadium and the room doesn´t even have curtains at all.
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** Because the room is actually quite dark -- late in the film the hotel manager comes in and tells Dormer that "it's dark here". Then she turns on the lights. We suddenly realize that it's not the light that's keeping Detective Dormer up. It's his guilt.
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** At that moment Ellie was farther away from the window than Dormer.
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* Why wouldn't a hotel far enough north to have White Nights install blackout curtains?
* When Ellie and Dormer are under fire from the killer, why does Ellie give him the gun back? I can gather that she trusts him, but the guy is still cracked out from sleep deprivation and can barely stand.
* When Ellie and Dormer are under fire from the killer, why does Ellie give him the gun back? I can gather that she trusts him, but the guy is still cracked out from sleep deprivation and can barely stand.
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* It's clear that all five time loops are happening at once, and that there are five Links existing at once. But Link always starts out at the Clock Tower when he goes back to the beginning. Why doesn't he run into the other four then? Shouldn't they be there too, since they've all just reset to the exact same place at the exact same time?
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* It's clear that all five time loops are happening at once, and that there are five Links existing at once. But Link always starts out at the Clock Tower when he goes back to the beginning. Why doesn't he run into the other four then? Shouldn't they be there too, since they've all just reset to the exact same place at the exact same time?time?
** It's explained that they don't go to the exact spot at the exact same time. So, in other words, Link 1 will go to the big door at time A, while Link 2 will go to the door at time A+5 minutes, etc.
** It's explained that they don't go to the exact spot at the exact same time. So, in other words, Link 1 will go to the big door at time A, while Link 2 will go to the door at time A+5 minutes, etc.
