History NightmareFuel / Glass2019

* In a way, Staple's scream of frustation when she realized Glass secretly run. She's been so calm the entire movie, so it can be kind of a jump scare.

-->'''Patricia:''' What do you call yourself?\\

** [[POVCam shooting from the perspective of those caught in the Beast's and the Overseer's battles.]] That means that you get to witness the nauseating pain that innocent people had to endure.

** Pierce's death. First, he finds Mr. Glass describing the moments the former will face before his death, which is quoted above in this page. Then the Beast lowers himself behind Pierce, angrily declaring that he hurt Mr. Glass.[[DeadlyHug When Pierce demands the two get back in their rooms, the Beast hugs him to a painful degree, likely crusing his ribs and spine.]] As this hapless mental asylum worker falls to his knees, [[ImpairmentShot we see Mr. Glass from Pierce's point of view]], highlighting how Mr. Glass has finally taken control of the situation. Then the Beast beats that body to a bloody pulp, offscreen. Judging by the sounds of those fists, it's safe to say that the cleanup crew have a '''lot''' of work to do.

** Think about this from the Overseer's perspective. In summary, a chain of [[HopeSpot hope spots]] leading towards a literal watery grave. To elaborate, he's weakened from falling into the water tank, for starters. But a SWAT team is heading towards him, so they can tend to his injuries, right? '''WRONG.''' He is then forcibly dragged, lacking the strength to knock them off him, and what he sees ahead is a flooded pothole. The SWAT team proceed to shove his face into the puddle, causing him to struggle with all his might. From this, it's bringing back memories of the time where [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} he almost died, because two skinny little kids were fooling around in a pool, dunking him and causing him to swallow some of the deadly liquid]]. Suddenly, he sees Dr. Ellie Staple walking over to him, asking to [[TakeMyHand take her hand]]. Rescue is finally here, right? '''''WRONG AGAIN.''''' He obliges, [[OhCrap but his eyes widen]] as he sees her crimes, which are that of the AncientConspiracy. She then informs him that he could have lived if he had just accepted being under delusions of grandeur, meaning that his HeroicWillpower as the Overseer was AllForNothing. [[DroppedABridgeOnHim The drowning then continues with her ordering the SWAT team to end his life, as he spends his last minutes fighting with all of his might to no avail, until his body goes limp.]] As if that wasn't enough, his last thoughts can be drawn to utter misery, pain, and emptiness in failing to stop this villainous organisation, besides Mr. Glass. [[AdultFear And he knows that when his life fades away, Joseph will become an orphan.]] In the end, the Overseer's fear was proved wrong when. [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} nineteen years ago]], he said [[TemptingFate that "heroes don't get killed like [his near-childhood drowning]", and that only normal people can.]]

->''[[GenreSavvy "This is where they will paint you with big eyes and bubbles of confusion above your head."]]''

** What comes after this is much, ''much'' worse. The Beast apologises to Mr. Glass for what they must do, pointing out that their primary reason for existing is to protect Kevin. Then the Beast crushes his left shoulder, with a squelchy, {{sickening crunch}} and horrifying screams from Mr. Glass. Do keep in mind that his brittle bone disease probably makes the pain even more agonising. When the Overseer interrupts the Beast's revenge, wanting to take him down, [[GallowsHumor Mr. Glass jokes that]] [[GenreSavvy he's finally a good guy due to the Overseer's "unflinching sense of good"]], despite suffering immense pain. Then the Beast forcefully shoves Mr. Glass back, crushing the latter's organs in the process. And when he tries to get off his wheelchair, Mr. Glass falls on the hard ground, further breaking more bones and [[BloodFromTheMouth coughing out blood]]. [[KarmicDeath A fitting,]] [[CruelAndUnusualDeath yet grisly end for the fragile mastermind, Mr. Glass]].
* The camera work for the first two films were unique enough, with ''Film/{{Unbreakable}}'' using [[TheOner multiple one-take shots]], and ''Film/{{Split}}'' opting for close ups. Now for this one, cinematographer Mike Gioulakis (Who worked on the latter film) upped the ante with a new detail: [[POVCam shooting from the perspective of those caught in the Beast's and the Overseer's battles.]] [[ParanoiaFuel That means that you get to witness the nauseating pain that innocent people had to endure.]]

** Pierce's death. First, he finds Mr. Glass describing the moments the former will face before his death, which is quoted above in this page. Then the Beast lowers himself behind Pierce, angrily declaring that he hurt Mr. Glass. [[OhCrap When Pierce demands the two get back in their rooms,]] [[DeadlyHug the Beast hugs him to a painful degree, likely crusing his ribs and spine.]] [[KneelBeforeZod As this hapless mental asylum worker falls to his knees,]] [[ImpairmentShot we see Mr. Glass from Pierce's point of view]], highlighting how Mr. Glass has finally taken control of the situation. Then the Beast beats that body to a bloody pulp, offscreen. Judging by the sounds of those fists, it's safe to say that the cleanup crew have a '''lot''' of work to do.

* The AncientConspiracy. They are a group that have killed superpowered beings for ''10,000 years''. All because they think that their differences pose a threat to all of mankind. And they really serve their credentials well, when they end up drowning the Overseer by using his weakness of water against him. The brutality of that slow and simple act cannot be underestimated, with the Overseer's struggles to keep his breath being a highlight.
** Think about this from the Overseer's perspective. In summary, a chain of [[HopeSpot hope spots]] leading towards a literal watery grave. To elaborate, he's weakened from falling into the water tank, for starters. But a SWAT team is heading towards him, so they can tend to his injuries, right? '''WRONG.''' He is then forcibly dragged, lacking the strength to knock them off him, and what he sees ahead is a flooded pothole. The SWAT team proceed to shove his face into the puddle, causing him to struggle with all his might. [[FridgeHorror From this, it's bringing back memories of the time where]] [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} he almost died, because two skinny little kids were fooling around in a pool, dunking him and causing him to swallow some of the deadly liquid]]. Suddenly, he sees Dr. Ellie Staple walking over to him, asking to [[TakeMyHand take her hand]]. Rescue is finally here, right? '''''WRONG AGAIN.''''' He obliges, [[OhCrap but his eyes widen]] as he sees her crimes, which are that of the AncientConspiracy. She then informs him that he could have lived if he had just accepted being under delusions of grandeur, meaning that his HeroicWillpower as the Overseer was AllForNothing. [[DroppedABridgeOnHim The drowning then continues with her ordering the SWAT team to end his life, as he spends his last minutes fighting with all of his might to no avail, until his body goes limp.]] As if that wasn't enough, his last thoughts can be drawn to utter misery, pain, and emptiness in failing to stop this villainous organisation, besides Mr. Glass. [[AdultFear And he knows that when his life fades away, Joseph will become an orphan.]] In the end, the Overseer's fear was proved wrong when. [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} nineteen years ago]], he said [[TemptingFate that "heroes don't get killed like [his near-childhood drowning]", and that only normal people can.]]

* In a way, Stable's scream of frustation when she realized Glass secretly run. She's been so calm the entire movie, so it can be kind of a jump scare.

* In a way, Stable's scream of frustation when she realized Glass secretly run. Just cause she's been so calm the entire movie, so it can be kind of a jump scare.

** Think about this from the Overseer's perspective. In summary, a chain of [[HopeSpot hope spots]] leading towards a literal watery grave. To elaborate, he's weakened from falling into the water tank, for starters. But a SWAT team is heading towards him, so they can tend to his injuries, right? '''WRONG.''' He is then forcibly dragged, lacking the strength to knock them off him, and what he sees ahead is a flooded pothole. The SWAT team proceed to shove his face into the puddle, causing him to struggle with all his might. [[FridgeHorror From this, it's bringing back memories of the time where]] [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} he almost died, because two skinny little kids were fooling around in a pool, dunking him and causing him to swallow some of the deadly liquid]]. Suddenly, he sees Dr. Ellie Staple walking over to him, asking to [[TakeMyHand take her hand]]. Rescue is finally here, right? '''''WRONG AGAIN.''''' He obliges, [[OhCrap but his eyes widen]] as he sees her crimes, which are that of the AncientConspiracy. She then informs him that he could have lived if he had just accepted being under delusions of grandeur, meaning that his HeroicWillpower as the Overseer was AllForNothing. [[DroppedABridgeOnHim The drowning then continues with her ordering the SWAT team to end his life, as he spends his last minutes fighting with all of his might to no avail, until his body goes limp.]] As if that wasn't enough, his last thoughts can be drawn to utter misery, pain, and emptiness in failing to stop this villainous organisation, besides Mr. Glass. [[AdultFear And he knows that when his life fades away, Joseph will become an orphan.]] In the end, the Overseer's fear was proved wrong when. [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} nineteen years ago]], he said [[TemptingFate that "heroes don't get killed like [his near-childhood drowning]", and that only normal people can.]]

** What comes after this is much, ''much'' worse. The Beast apologises to Mr. Glass for what they must do, pointing out that their primary reason for being is to protect Kevin. Then the Beast crushes his left shoulder, with a squelchy, {{sickening crunch}} and horrifying screams from Mr. Glass. Do keep in mind that his brittle bone disease probably makes the pain even more agonising. When the Overseer interrupts the Beast's revenge, wanting to take him down, [[GallowsHumor Mr. Glass jokes that]] [[GenreSavvy he's finally a good guy due to the Overseer's "unflinching sense of good"]], despite suffering immense pain. Then the Beast forcefully shoves Mr. Glass back, crushing the latter's organs in the process. And when he tries to get off his wheelchair, Mr. Glass falls on the hard ground, further breaking more bones and [[BloodFromTheMouth coughing out blood]]. [[KarmicDeath A fitting,]] [[CruelAndUnusualDeath yet grisly end for the fragile mastermind, Mr. Glass]].

** Dear lord, the flashback to the carnival ride that was cut from ''Film/{{Unbreakable}}''! When Elijah was a kid, he carried a load of large stuffed animal prizes and boarded a metal spinning ride that jerks the rider back and forth. Placing the animals on either side of him serves as a safety cushion... up until he sees his mother desperately screaming for the ride to stop, and he begins to realize the toys are falling off. Once he's sitting on the ride, completely barebones, he is jerked around helplessly, with his injuries compounding grotesquely.
** The shocking murder of Daryl the orderly via SlashedThroat with a piece of [[GeniusBonus glass]]. It's an incredibly sudden and chilling moment that Mr. Glass isn't as much of a NonActionBigBad as his physical fragility might lead us to believe.
--->'''Patricia:''' What do you call yourself?\\

** His fake plan that he reveals to the Horde? Use his [[TheEvilGenius pedigree]] to commit another act of terror by blowing up the first three floors of Osaka Tower on the day of its grand opening. As if derailing trains wasn't enough.
** What happens when Joseph tells the Beast that Kevin's father died on the same train that helped the Overseer discover his NighInvulnerability, and the Beast walks towards Mr. Glass in utter rage? He doesn't panic: instead, he admits that he didn't want him to know that ''yet'', but then gleefully ''rejoices'' with the absolute ContrivedCoincidence that allowed the Overseer and the Horde to become reality. The idea that he never feels threatened by a cannibalistic being, instead celebrating his extra victory gained from the Eastrail 177 crash, conveys just who Mr. Glass has become after [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife so many years of searching for a purpose]].
--->''"I truly am... a '''mastermind'''."''

* Let's just say that Mr. Glass isn't the deceiving mentor we saw nineteen years ago.

** His [[spoiler:fake]] plan that he reveals to the Horde? Use his [[TheEvilGenius pedigree]] to commit another act of terror by blowing up the first three floors of Osaka Tower on the day of its grand opening. As if derailing trains wasn't enough.

** Pierce's death. First, he finds Mr. Glass describing the moments the former will face before his death, which is quoted above in this page. Then the Beast lowers himself behind Pierce, angrily declaring that he hurt Mr. Glass. [[OhCrap When Pierce demands the two get back in their rooms,]] [[DeadlyHug the Beast hugs him to a painful degree, likely crusing his ribs and spine.]] [[KneelBeforeZod As this hapless mental asylum worker falls to his knees,]] [[ImpairmentShot we see Mr. Glass from Pierce's point of view]], highlighting how Mr. Glass has finally taken control of the situation. Then the Beast beats that body to a bloody pulp, offscreen. Judging by the sound of those fists, it's safe to say that the cleanup crew have a '''lot''' of work to do.

** What comes after this is much, ''much'' worse. The Beast apologises to Mr. Glass for what they must do, pointing out that their primary reason for being is to protect Kevin. Then the Beast crushes his left shoulder, with a squelchy, {{sickening crunch}} and horrifying screams from Mr. Glass. Do keep in mind that his brittle bone disease probably makes the pain even more agonising. But despite this injury, [[GallowsHumor Mr. Glass jokes that]] [[GenreSavvy what the Beast did is a classic comic-book trope, where one of the bad guys betrays the other]]. Then, the Beast forcefully shoves Mr. Glass back, crushing the latter's organs in the process. And when he tries to get off his wheelchair, Mr. Glass falls on the hard ground, further breaking more bones and [[BloodFromTheMouth coughing out blood]]. [[KarmicDeath A fitting,]] [[CruelAndUnusualDeath yet grisly end for the fragile mastermind, Mr. Glass]].

** Elijah's shocking murder of Daryl the orderly via SlashedThroat with a piece of [[GeniusBonus glass]]. It's an incredibly sudden and chilling moment that Mr. Glass isn't as much of a NonActionBigBad as his physical fragility might lead us to believe.

'''Elijah:''' [[MeaningfulName First name, Mister. Last name, Glass.]]
** His plan that he reveals to the Horde? Use his [[TheEvilGenius pedigree]] to commit another act of terror by blowing up the first three floors of Osaka Tower on the day of its grand opening. As if derailing trains wasn't enough.
** What happens when Joseph tells the Beast that Kevin's father died on the same train that David discovered his NighInvulnerability, and the Beast walks towards Elijah in utter rage? Elijah doesn't panic: instead, he gleefully ''rejoices'' with the absolute ContrivedCoincidence that allowed the Overseer and the Horde to become reality. The idea that he never feels threatened by a cannibalistic being, instead celebrating his extra victory gained from killing almost everyone on Eastrail 177, conveys how twisted Elijah has become after [[DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife so many years of searching for a purpose]].

** What comes after this is much, ''much'' worse. The Beast crushes Elijah's left shoulder, with a squelchy, {{sickening crunch}} and horrifying screams from Elijah. Do keep in mind that Elijah's brittle bone disease makes the pain more agonising than previously imagined. But despite this injury, [[GallowsHumor Elijah jokes that]] [[GenreSavvy what Kevin did is a classic comic-book trope, where one of the bad guys betrays the other]]. Then, the Beast forcefully shoves Elijah back, crushing the latter's organs in the process. And when he tries to get off his wheelchair, Elijah falls on the hard ground, further breaking more bones and [[BloodFromTheMouth coughing out blood]]. [[KarmicDeath A fitting,]] [[CruelAndUnusualDeath yet grisly end for the fragile mastermind, Mr. Glass]].
* The camera work for the first two films were unique enough, with ''Film/{{Unbreakable}}'' using [[TheOner multiple one-take shots]], and ''Film/{{Split}}'' opting for close ups. Now for this one, cinematographer Mike Gioulakis (Who worked on the latter film) upped the ante with a new detail: [[POVCam shooting from the perspective of those caught in the Beast's and David's battles.]] [[ParanoiaFuel That means that you get to witness the nauseating pain that innocent people had to endure.]]

** Pierce's death. First, he finds Elijah describing the moments the former will face before his death, which is quoted above in this page. The Beast lowers himself behind Pierce, angrily declaring that he hurt Elijah. [[OhCrap When Pierce demands the two get back in their rooms,]] [[DeadlyHug the Beast hugs him to a painful degree, likely crusing his ribs and spine.]] [[KneelBeforeZod As this hapless mental asylum worker falls to his knees,]] [[ImpairmentShot we see Elijah from Pierce's point of view]], highlighting how Mr. Glass has finally taken control of the situation. Then the Beast beats that body to a bloody pulp, offscreen. Judging by the sound of those fists, it's safe to say that the cleanup crew have a '''lot''' of work to do.

** When the Overseer and the Beast grapple with each other, colliding a Raven Hill Memorial van, two female workers who were caught by the Beast and shoved inside that vehicle are screaming every time the Beast or the Overseer is shoved onto the van's doors from the outside. And David even punches dents through the van.
** The Beast facing a squad of riot police. While David spared four of them from a grisly fate by shoving them into a cargo container and locking them inside, [[CurbStompBattle the Beast effortlessly slaughters the group he's faced with with his bare hands]]. When David says he's the only one capable of stopping him, he's ''not kidding''.
*** Special mention must go to one officer, who is knocked on the ground and is at the mercy of the Beast, [[HopeSpot only having his riot shield to protect him from harm]]. [[FromBadToWorse Unfortunately, the Beast eventually knocks away that last defence, leaving us to see Kevin's vicious expression,]] '''[[ImAHumanitarian which goes off-screen as we hear chomping noises]]'''. [[GoryDiscretionShot When we see the Beast again,]] ''[[GoryDiscretionShot blood can be seen around his mouth.]]''
* Several of the other personalities of The Horde appear and that they have become more unified which means Dennis, Patricia, and Hedwig have managed to convince all the other personalities that The Beast, a cannibal and psychopath with superpowers, is a good thing!
* The AncientConspiracy. They are a group that have killed superpowered beings for ''10,000 years''. All because they think that their differences pose a threat to all of mankind. And they really serve their credentials well, when they end up drowning David by using his weakness of water against him. The brutality of that slow and simple act cannot be underestimated, with David's struggles to keep his breath being a highlight.
** Think about this from David's perspective. In summary, a chain of [[HopeSpot hope spots]] leading towards a literal watery grave. To elaborate, he's weakened from falling into the water tank, for starters. But a SWAT team is heading towards him, so they can tend to his injuries, right? '''WRONG.''' He is then forcibly dragged, lacking the strength to knock them off him, and what he sees ahead is a flooded pothole. The SWAT team proceed to shove his face into the puddle, causing him to struggle with all his might. [[FridgeHorror From this, it's bringing back memories of the time where]] [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} he almost died, because two skinny little kids were fooling around in a pool, dunking him and causing him to swallow some of the deadly liquid]]. Suddenly, he sees Ellie Staple walking over to him, asking to [[TakeMyHand take her hand]]. Rescue is finally here, right? '''''WRONG AGAIN.''''' He obliges, [[OhCrap but his eyes widen]] as he sees her crimes, which are that of the AncientConspiracy. She then informs him that he could have lived if he had just accepted being under delusions of grandeur, meaning that his HeroicWillpower as the Overseer was AllForNothing. [[DroppedABridgeOnHim The drowning then continues with her ordering the SWAT team to end his life, as he spends his last minutes fighting with all of his might to no avail, until his body goes limp.]] As if that wasn't enough, his last thoughts can be drawn to utter misery, pain, and emptiness in failing to stop this villainous organisation, besides Elijah. [[AdultFear And he knows that when his life fades away, Joseph will become an orphan.]] In the end, David was proved wrong when. [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} nineteen years ago]], he said [[TemptingFate that "heroes don't get killed like [his near-childhood drowning]", and that only normal people can.]]

** Also, Dear Lord the flashback to the carnival ride that was cut from Unbreakable! Glass, carrying a load of large stuffed animal prizes boards a metal spinning ride that jerks the rider back and forth. Placing the animals on either side of him serves as a safety cushion... up until he sees his mother desperately screaming for the ride to stop, and he begins to realize the toys are falling off. Once he's sitting on the ride barebones being jerked around helplessly, his injuries compound grotesquely.

* The camera work for the first two films were unique enough, with ''Film/{{Unbreakable}}'' using [[TheOner multiple one-take shots]], and ''Film/{{Split}}'' opting for close ups. Now for this one, cinematographer Mike Gioulakis (Who worked on the latter film) upped the ante with a new detail: [[POVCam shooting from the perspective of those caught in the Beast's and David's battles.]] [[ParanoiaFuel That means that you get to witness the horror, panic and pain that innocent people had to endure.]]

** When the Overseer and the Beast grapple with each other, bashing against a Raven Hill Memorial van at times, two female workers, who were caught by the Beast and shoved inside that vehicle, are screaming every time the Beast or the Overseer is shoved onto the van's doors from the outside. Or when David punches dents through the van.

** Pierce's death. First, he finds Elijah describing the moments the former will face before his death, which is quoted above in this page. The Beast lowers himself behind Pierce, angrily declaring that he hurt Elijah. [[OhCrap When Pierce demands the two get back in their rooms,]] [[DeadlyHug the Beast hugs him to a painful degree, likely crusing his ribs and spine.]] [[KneelBeforeZod As this hapless mental asylum worker falls to his knees,]] [[ImpairmentShot we see Elijah from Pierce's point of view]], highlighting how Mr. Glass has finally taken control of the situation. Then the Beast beats that body to a bloody pulp, offscreen. Judging by the volume of those fists, it's safe to say that the cleanup crew have a '''lot''' of work to do.

** When the Overseer and the Beast grapple with each other, bashing against a Raven Hill Memorial van at times, two female workers, who were caught by the Beast and shoved inside that vehicle, are screaming every time the Beast or the Overseer is shoved onto the van's doors from the outside.

* The camera work for the first two films were unique enough, with ''Film/{{Unbreakable}}'' using [[TheOner multiple one-take shots]], and ''Film/{{Split}}'' opting for close ups. Now for this one, cinematographer Mike Gioulakis (Who worked on the latter film) upped the ante with a new detail: [[POVCam shooting from the perspective of those caught in the Beast's and David's battles.]] [[ParanoiaFuel That means that you get to witness, with horror, the panic and pain that ordinary civilians had to endure.]]

*** Special mention must go to one officer, who is knocked on the ground and is at the mercy of the Beast, [[HopeSpot only having his riot shield to protect him from harm]]. [[FromBadToWorse Unfortunately, another officer unintentionally knocks away that defence, leaving us to see Kevin's hungry face,]] '''[[ImAHumanitarian which goes off-screen as we hear chomping noises]]'''. [[GoryDiscretionShot When we see the Beast again,]] ''[[GoryDiscretionShot blood can be seen around his mouth.]]''

** Think about this from David's perspective. In summary, a chain of [[HopeSpot hope spots]] leading towards a literal watery grave. To elaborate, he's weakened from falling into the water tank, for starters. But a SWAT team is heading towards him, so they can tend to his injuries, right? '''WRONG.''' He is then forcibly dragged, lacking the strength to knock them off him, and what he sees ahead is a flooded pothole. The SWAT team proceed to shove his face into the puddle, causing him to struggle with all his might. [[FridgeHorror From this, it's bringing back memories of the time where]] [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} he almost died, because two skinny little kids were fooling around in a pool, dunking him and causing him to swallow some of the deadly liquid]]. Suddenly, he sees Ellie Staple walking over to him, asking to [[TakeMyHand take her hand]]. Rescue is finally here, right? '''''WRONG AGAIN.''''' He obliges, [[OhCrap but his eyes widen]] as he sees her crimes, which are that of the AncientConspiracy. She then informs him that he could have lived if he had just accepted being under delusions of grandeur, meaning that his HeroicWillpower as the Overseer was AllForNothing. [[DroppedABridgeOnHim The drowning then continues with her ordering the SWAT team to end his life, as he spends his last minutes fighting with all of his might to no avail, until his body goes limp.]] As if that wasn't enough, his last thoughts can be drawn to utter misery, pain, and emptiness in failing to stop this villainous organisation, besides Elijah. [[AdultFear And he knows that when his life fades away, Joseph will become an orphan.]] In the end, David was proved horrifyingly wrong when he said, [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} nineteen years ago]], [[TemptingFate that "heroes don't get killed like [his near-childhood drowning]", and that normal people can.]]

** What comes after this is much, ''much'' worse. The Beast crushes Elijah's left shoulder, with a squelchy, {{sicknening crunch}} and horrifying screams from Elijah. Do keep in mind that Elijah's brittle bone disease makes the pain more agonising than previously imagined. But despite this injury, [[GallowsHumor Elijah jokes that]] [[GenreSavvy what Kevin did is a classic comic-book trope, where one of the bad guys betrays the other]]. Then, the Beast forcefully shoves Elijah back, crushing the latter's organs in the process. And when he tries to get off his wheelchair, Elijah falls on the hard ground, further breaking more bones and [[BloodFromTheMouth coughing out blood. [[KarmicDeath A fitting,]] [[CruelAndUnusualDeath yet grisly end for the fragile mastermind, Mr. Glass]].

** Elijah's shocking murder of Daryl the orderly via SlashedThroat with a piece of [[GeniusBonus glass.]] It's an incredibly sudden and chilling moment that Mr. Glass isn't as much of a NonActionBigBad as his physical fragility might lead us to believe.
--->'''Patricia:''' What do you call youself?\\

** The Beast facing a squad of riot police. While David spared four of them from a grisly fate by shoving them into a cargo container and non-lethally locks them inside, [[CurbStompBattle the Beast effortlessly slaughters the group he's faced with with his bare hands]]. When David says he's the only one capable of stopping him, he's ''not kidding''.

** Think about this from David's perspective. In summary, a chain of [[HopeSpot hope spots]] leading towards a literal watery grave. To elaborate, he's weakened from falling into the water tank, for starters. But a SWAT team is heading towards him, so they can tend to his injuries, right? '''WRONG.''' He is then forcibly dragged, lacking the strength to knock them off him, and what he sees ahead is a flooded pothole. The SWAT team proceed to shove his face into the puddle, causing him to struggle with all his might. [[FridgeHorror From this, it's bringing back memories of the time where]] [[Film/{{Unbreakable}} he almost died, because two skinny little kids were fooling around in a pool, dunking him and causing him to swallow some of the deadly liquid]]. Suddenly, he sees Ellie Staple walking over to him, asking to [[TakeMyHand take her hand]]. Rescue is finally here, right? '''''WRONG AGAIN.''''' He obliges, [[OhCrap but his eyes widen]] as he sees her crimes, which are that of the AncientConspiracy. She then informs him that he could have lived if he had just accepted being under delusions of grandeur, meaning that his HeroicWillpower as the Overseer was AllForNothing. [[DroppedABridgeOnHim The drowning then continues with her ordering the SWAT team to end his life, as he spends his last minutes fighting with all of his might to no avail, until his body goes limp.]] As if that wasn't enough, his last thoughts can be drawn to utter misery, pain, and emptiness in failing to stop this villainous organisation, besides Elijah. [[AdultFear And he knows that when his life fades away, Joseph will become an orphan.]] In the end, David was proved horrifyingly wrong when he said, [Film/{{Unbreakable}} nineteen years ago]], [[TemptingFate that "heroes don't get killed like [his near-childhood drowning]", and that normal people can.]]