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* A bit of FridgeBrilliance about Jessie's final line: "You are so much smaller than I remember." On rewatch viewers will notice that Young Jessie says this exact line at the beginning of the flashback when she sees the house her family will be staying at. And what does her father say? "It's because you're bigger." What Jessie is saying is that she is now bigger, and that all the men in her life who made her feel small are smaller as a result.
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* From the film version: "All things serve the Beam" means this takes place in the Franchise/TheDarkTower universe meaning supernatural horrors do lurk in the night and break into bedrooms. It also opens up the door to the entire Stephen King expanded universe of horrible things that could happen to you while you're trapped, helpless and alone. There's nothing stopping [[Literature/{{It}} Pennywise the dancing clown]] clown]] for example from waltzing in.
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