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* Any guesses on how Cecilia, who's been put through the wringer, physically and psychologically speaking, and has [[spoiler: murdered two people now, plans to use that remaining invisibility suit]]?
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* Any guesses on how Cecilia, who's been put through the wringer, physically and psychologically speaking, and has [[spoiler: murdered two people now, plans to use that remaining invisibility suit]]?suit]]?
* Cecelia lampshades at one point that an incredibly handsome billionaire like Adrian could have any woman in the world but chooses to torment her instead. Elisabeth Moss is certainly not unattractive, but hardly the prototypical "Trophy Wife" you would expect for such an arrogant man. Instead Cecelia is shown to be intelligent and confident. Adrian enjoyed the challenge of having such a woman under his control.
* Cecelia lampshades at one point that an incredibly handsome billionaire like Adrian could have any woman in the world but chooses to torment her instead. Elisabeth Moss is certainly not unattractive, but hardly the prototypical "Trophy Wife" you would expect for such an arrogant man. Instead Cecelia is shown to be intelligent and confident. Adrian enjoyed the challenge of having such a woman under his control.
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** On the other hand, it really might not. First, James probably feels like he still owe Cecilia for not believing her and helping her before, second, as noted above, the very fact Cecilia had access to the suit is a proof that Adrian was guilty and facing no consequences, and using his resources to force Cecilia back in his life by playing the victim. Lastly, Cecilia's behavior is nothing like Adrian's. Adrian abused Cecilia for a long time even before faking his death, and made lives' miserable for the sake of it, she only reacted to her abuser who was about to get away with everything, two situation that don't really compare.
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** On the other hand, it really might not. First, James probably feels like he still owe owes Cecilia for not believing her and helping her before, second, before. Second, as noted above, the very fact Cecilia had access to the suit is a proof that Adrian was guilty and facing no consequences, and using his resources to force Cecilia back in his life by playing the victim. Lastly, Cecilia's behavior is nothing like Adrian's. Adrian's; Adrian abused Cecilia for a long time even before faking his death, and made lives' miserable for the sake of it, while she only reacted to her abuser who was about to get away with everything, two situation situations that don't really compare.
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** On the other hand, it might actually turn well for Cecilia: Adrian is unlikely to have written a different will, since he considered to be pretty safe, and the one he wrote could arguably considered written under duress, since Tom had no reason to force Adrian to write a will that benefitted ''Cecilia'' instead of himself. So, likely, the older version still applies, and since everything Cecilia went through happened ''before'' Adrian's death (and proven to be due to Tom's manipulation), meaning they won't invalidate her. So Cecilia could just help Sydney through her studies, as she initially planned.
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** On the other hand, it might actually turn well for Cecilia: Adrian is unlikely to have written a different will, since he was considered to be pretty safe, and the one he wrote could arguably considered written under duress, since Tom had no reason to force Adrian to write a will that benefitted ''Cecilia'' instead of himself. So, likely, the older version still applies, and since everything Cecilia went through happened ''before'' Adrian's death (and proven to be due to Tom's manipulation), meaning it means they won't invalidate her. So Cecilia could just help Sydney through her studies, as she initially planned.
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* It's easy to glance over since the movie itself doesn't focus on it much, but when Cee gets the letter from Tom's law firm about the meeting, she questions how it got there since nobody is meant to know she's staying there... which is a ''very'' good point. It's only possible if someone [[spoiler:like Adrian]] knew she was there, and could get it sent there to ensure she saw it.
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** Though she is still walking out the door knowing full well she's getting away with murder, something that would rankle a cop, even if she had good reasons. He'll never be able to prove it, she knows that, he knows she knows that. She's put him in the position of having to choose between his duty to uphold the law and support his friend, then assured making the first choice is practically impossible. That's going to strain their friendship.
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** It's possible this was the plan even if [[spoiler:Cee went back to him, since Adrian seemed a little too well-prepared for his whole 'I was kidnapped' ploy... perhaps the plan was always to scapegoat Tom and possibly kill him in the process]]
