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* DeathGlare: Roland gives the [[spoiler: smiley face Walter painted on Jake's wall with his mother's ashes ]] a vicious glare as he gently carries a sobbing Jake out of the room. He is clearly furious about the lengths Walter is going to not just to track Jake down for his powers but also to just make the boy suffer. It is actually a since of Roland's CharacterDevelopment. At first, he just cared about getting revenge on Walter, but now he wants to get revenge for himself and Jake while also protecting the boy.
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* AdaptationalPersonalityChange: Rather than sharing the [[TheUnsmile creepy smile]] and [[FauxAffablyEvil mocking personality]] of his book counterpart, the Man in Black is here portrayed as TheStoic, displaying little emotion and smiling (briefly) once in the entire film.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The gun dealer Roland and Jake visit shouldn't have anything like the selection displayed in his shop (a wall full of extremely CoolGuns featuring high-capacity assault rifles, as well as high-cap, high-caliber handguns), given the gun laws in NYC. Also, in a blink-and-you-miss-it, the gunbelt Roland grabs is already loaded with ammunition, right there in the store, which is not only a no-no but amazingly dumb.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The gun dealer Roland and Jake visit shouldn't have anything like the selection displayed in his shop (a wall full of extremely CoolGuns guns featuring high-capacity assault rifles, as well as high-cap, high-caliber handguns), given the gun laws in NYC. Also, in a blink-and-you-miss-it, the gunbelt Roland grabs is already loaded with ammunition, right there in the store, which is not only a no-no but amazingly dumb.
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* RealAfterAll: After having thought Jake was crazy, Jake's mother immediately recognizes Walter as "the man from Jake's drawings."
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* RealAfterAll: After having thought Jake was crazy, Jake's mother was very concerned that Jake's drawings were the sign of a mental health issue, but when [[BigBad Walter]] shows up in their home she immediately recognizes Walter him as "the man from Jake's drawings.""
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The gun dealer Roland and Jake visit shouldn't have anything like the selection displayed in his shop (a wall full of extremely CoolGuns featuring high-capacity assault rifles, as well as high-cap, high-caliber handguns), given the gun laws in NYC.
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* ArtisticLicenseLaw: The gun dealer Roland and Jake visit shouldn't have anything like the selection displayed in his shop (a wall full of extremely CoolGuns featuring high-capacity assault rifles, as well as high-cap, high-caliber handguns), given the gun laws in NYC. Also, in a blink-and-you-miss-it, the gunbelt Roland grabs is already loaded with ammunition, right there in the store, which is not only a no-no but amazingly dumb.
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* AllTherapistsAreMuggles: The psychologists Jake's parents have hired all hew to traditional mundane explanations of his mental struggles.