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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die.]]
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die.]]]] Either way, things undeniably start getting a little more arcane and ethereal after the reveal.
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* EvilTwin: Invoked with Holland, who's a cruel, mean-spirited prankster in comparison to Niles.
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* EvilTwin: Invoked with Holland, who's a cruel, mean-spirited prankster in comparison to Niles. [[spoiler: He died trying to kill a cat, which is a good indicator of his pure malevolence.]]
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die. She fails, due to "Holland" cutting the padlock to the cellar earlier.]]
* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler: Ada, realizing what a monster her grandson has become, tries to kill both him and herself by setting fire to their cellar hideaway.]]
* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler: Ada, realizing what a monster her grandson has become, tries to kill both him and herself by setting fire to their cellar hideaway.]]
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die. She fails, due to "Holland" cutting the padlock to the cellar earlier.]]
* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler: Ada, realizing what a monster her grandson has become, tries to kill both him and herself by setting fire to their cellar hideaway. She fails, due to "Holland" cutting the padlock to the cellar earlier.]]
* OffingTheOffspring: [[spoiler: Ada, realizing what a monster her grandson has become, tries to kill both him and herself by setting fire to their cellar hideaway. She fails, due to "Holland" cutting the padlock to the cellar earlier.]]
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The novel was adapted into a movie in 1972.
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%%* EvilTwin: Holland Perry. [[spoiler: Arguably Niles as well, if you think that all the killing/cruelty was him acting out of his own volition.]]
%%* EvilTwin: Holland Perry. [[spoiler: Arguably Niles as well, if you think that all the killing/cruelty was him acting out of his own volition.]]
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%%* EvilTwin: Holland Perry.
* DeadAllAlong: [[spoiler: Holland has been dead since the
* DeathOfAChild: When the twins older sister gives birth to a baby girl, Holland, fascinated with the recent kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh baby, kidnaps the infant, which is eventually found drowned in a wine casket. [[spoiler: Niles is the real murderer, as Holland himself is already dead.]]
* EvilTwin: Invoked with Holland, who's a cruel, mean-spirited prankster in comparison to Niles.
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%%* ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice: [[spoiler: Russell's fate.]]
%%* KillItWithFire: [[spoiler: Ada tries to do this to Niles after she finally realizes how far he's gone. Niles ultimately escapes, however.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die.]]
%%* PeopleJars: Holland and Niles see one at a circus freakshow on the 4th of July.
%%* KillItWithFire: [[spoiler: Ada tries to do this to Niles after she finally realizes how far he's gone. Niles ultimately escapes, however.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die.]]
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die. She fails, due to "Holland" cutting the padlock to the cellar earlier.]]
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%%* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: It's difficult to talk about Holland without revealing his true nature.]]
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* PeopleJars: Holland and Niles see one at a circus freakshow on the 4th of July. [[spoiler: Holland!Niles ends up doing this to Torrie's baby at the end, pickling her in a keg of wine.]]
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Not to be confused with ''Literature/{{Others}}'', or ''Film/TheOthers''.
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Not to be confused with ''Literature/{{Others}}'', or ''Film/TheOthers''.''Film/TheOthers2001''.
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* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: It's difficult to talk about Holland without revealing his true nature.]]]]
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Dark clouds lie over the house, however; a strange accident killed the twins' father last May, their mother has been rendered agoraphobic, and an incident involving a cat has resulted in the family's well being sealed off. Holland, meanwhile, has begun to develop a shocking mean-streak which only gets more and more dangerous as time goes on...
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Dark clouds lie over the house, however; a strange accident killed the twins' father last May, their mother has been rendered agoraphobic, and an incident involving a cat has resulted in the family's well being sealed off. Holland, meanwhile, has begun to develop a shocking mean-streak mean streak which only gets more and more dangerous as time goes on...
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''The Other'' is the 1971 debut horror/suspense novel of actor Thomas Tryon, about a kid with an EvilTwin.
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''The Other'' is the 1971 debut horror/suspense novel of actor turned author Thomas Tryon, about a kid with an EvilTwin.
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In 1935, twin brothers Niles and Holland Perry live in a huge, loving household at Pequot's Landing, Connecticut, where their extended family provides them with companionship during a long, boring summer. AdorablyPrecociousChild Niles helps around the house and seeks lessons from his grandmother, Ada, on "the Game"; a form of AstralProjection where Niles projects his personality onto a bird, or a fish, or a tree, and gets a feel for how those animals and objects interact with the world. Meanwhile, Holland plays a series of mean-spirited pranks around the household.
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In 1935, 13-year-old twin brothers Niles and Holland Perry live in a huge, loving household at Pequot's Landing, Connecticut, where their extended family provides them with companionship during a long, boring summer. AdorablyPrecociousChild [[AdorablyPrecociousChild Adorably Precocious]] Niles helps around the house and seeks lessons from his grandmother, Ada, on "the Game"; a form of AstralProjection where Niles projects his personality onto a bird, or a fish, or a tree, and gets a feel for how those animals and objects interact with the world. Meanwhile, Holland plays a series of mean-spirited pranks around the household.
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Twin brothers, Niles and Holland Perry, lives in a huge, loving household at Pequot's Landing, Connecticut, where his extended family provides him with companionship during a long, boring summer. AdorablyPrecociousChild Niles Perry helps around the house and seeks lessons from his grandmother, Ada, on "the Game"; a form of AstralProjection where Niles projects his personality onto a bird, or a fish, or a tree, and gets a feel for how those animals and objects interact with the world. Meanwhile, Holland plays a series of mean-spirited pranks around the household.
Dark clouds lie over the house, however; a strange accident killed the twins's father last May, their mother has been rendered agoraphobic, and an incident involving a cat has resulted in the family's well being sealed off. Holland, meanwhile, has begun to develop a shocking mean-streak, a streak that only gets more and more dangerous as time goes on...
Dark clouds lie over the house, however; a strange accident killed the twins's father last May, their mother has been rendered agoraphobic, and an incident involving a cat has resulted in the family's well being sealed off. Holland, meanwhile, has begun to develop a shocking mean-streak, a streak that only gets more and more dangerous as time goes on...
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* TheFilmOfTheBook: Released in 1972, directed by Robert Mulligan and starring Uta Hagen, Diana Muldaur, and identical twins Chris and Martin Udvarnoky. A young Creator/JohnRitter has a supporting role.
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''The Other'' is the 1971 debut horror/suspense novel of actor Thomas Tryon, about a kid with an EvilTwin .
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Twin brothers, Niles and Holland Perry, lives in a huge, loving household at Pequot's Landing, Connecticut, where his extended family provides him with companionship during a long, boring summer. AdorablyPrecociousChild Niles Perry helps around the house and seeks lessons from his grandmother, Ada, on "the Game"; a form of AstralProjection where Niles projects his personality onto a bird, or a fish, or a tree, and gets a feel for how those animals and objects interact with the world.
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Twin brothers, Niles and Holland Perry, lives in a huge, loving household at Pequot's Landing, Connecticut, where his extended family provides him with companionship during a long, boring summer. AdorablyPrecociousChild Niles Perry helps around the house and seeks lessons from his grandmother, Ada, on "the Game"; a form of AstralProjection where Niles projects his personality onto a bird, or a fish, or a tree, and gets a feel for how those animals and objects interact with the world. Meanwhile, Holland plays a series of mean-spirited pranks around the household.
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''The Other'' is the 1971 debut horror/suspense novel of actor Thomas Tryon, about a kid with an EvilTwin
Twin brothers, Niles and Holland Perry, lives in a huge, loving household at Pequot's Landing, Connecticut, where his extended family provides him with companionship during a long, boring summer. AdorablyPrecociousChild Niles Perry helps around the house and seeks lessons from his grandmother, Ada, on "the Game"; a form of AstralProjection where Niles projects his personality onto a bird, or a fish, or a tree, and gets a feel for how those animals and objects interact with the world.
Dark clouds lie over the house, however; a strange accident killed the twins's father last May, their mother has been rendered agoraphobic, and an incident involving a cat has resulted in the family's well being sealed off. Holland, meanwhile, has begun to develop a shocking mean-streak, a streak that only gets more and more dangerous as time goes on...
Not to be confused with {{Film/TheOthers}}.
!''The Other'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* AstralProjection: The "game" that Ada teaches Niles.
* EvilTwin: Holland Perry. [[spoiler: Arguably Niles as well, if you think that all the killing/cruelty was him acting out of his own volition.]]
* KillItWithFire: [[spoiler: Ada tries to do this to Niles after she finally realizes how far he's gone. Niles ultimately escapes, however.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die.]]
* PeopleJars: Holland and Niles see one at a circus freakshow on the 4th of July. [[spoiler: Holland!Niles ends up doing this to Torrie's baby at the end, pickling her in a keg of wine.]]
* SiblingYinYang: Niles is outgoing, precocious and pleasant, while Holland is brooding, withdrawn and cruel.
* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: It's difficult to talk about Holland without revealing his true nature.]]
Twin brothers, Niles and Holland Perry, lives in a huge, loving household at Pequot's Landing, Connecticut, where his extended family provides him with companionship during a long, boring summer. AdorablyPrecociousChild Niles Perry helps around the house and seeks lessons from his grandmother, Ada, on "the Game"; a form of AstralProjection where Niles projects his personality onto a bird, or a fish, or a tree, and gets a feel for how those animals and objects interact with the world.
Dark clouds lie over the house, however; a strange accident killed the twins's father last May, their mother has been rendered agoraphobic, and an incident involving a cat has resulted in the family's well being sealed off. Holland, meanwhile, has begun to develop a shocking mean-streak, a streak that only gets more and more dangerous as time goes on...
Not to be confused with {{Film/TheOthers}}.
!''The Other'' contains examples of the following tropes:
* AstralProjection: The "game" that Ada teaches Niles.
* EvilTwin: Holland Perry. [[spoiler: Arguably Niles as well, if you think that all the killing/cruelty was him acting out of his own volition.]]
* KillItWithFire: [[spoiler: Ada tries to do this to Niles after she finally realizes how far he's gone. Niles ultimately escapes, however.]]
* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: [[spoiler: Niles is either possessed by the spirit of the dead Holland, or he developed a split personality after the trauma of seeing his twin brother die.]]
* PeopleJars: Holland and Niles see one at a circus freakshow on the 4th of July. [[spoiler: Holland!Niles ends up doing this to Torrie's baby at the end, pickling her in a keg of wine.]]
* SiblingYinYang: Niles is outgoing, precocious and pleasant, while Holland is brooding, withdrawn and cruel.
* WalkingSpoiler: [[spoiler: It's difficult to talk about Holland without revealing his true nature.]]