The Sixth Sense

UnrealQueen

Ok i'll pick yer brains about his as none of my friends can answer it. You know the way the young lad can see dead people, well why didn't he tell Bruce Willis that he's dead. When the young lad saw dead people, he saw them hanging or whatever way they died so he had to have seen Bruce's bullet hole. Right?

BlitzKrieg

simple answer...clothes?


also

he knew bruce was dead, but he wasnt a scary dead person like the others and he needed help.

UnrealQueen

how do u know that

he knew bruce was dead?

He didn't give anything away to say he knew that.

BlitzKrieg

maybe you gotta look (taking a term from literature) Between the lines...to someone who is very use to dead people (in a sense) he would prob been able to tell a dead guy from a alive guy (not being mean) also some of the lines he says about dead people are far more if not specific to Bruce willis then any other character in the film

obviously the 'they dont know their dead' line and why are we using spoiler tags you said the biggest spoiler already!

Krusty_Clown

Well, the kid knew that Bruce was dead, because he told him how he could communicate with his wife: Talk to her while she was asleep..

When the kid saw dead people, the temperature dropped, so he could tell alive people from dead people. And finally, the dead people don't know that they're dead, so maybe he didn't want to upset Bruce, and possibly lose his help (he did ask him not to give up).

As BlitzKrieg said: Read between the lines.. They can't explain everything to you in detail, or you might as well we watching scooby-doo!

sceptre

Originally posted by Krusty_Clown
They can't explain everything to you in detail, or you might as well we watching scooby-doo!

I saw an episode of Scooby Doo last year where it didn't turn out to be the one lonely old guy in the abandoned funfair. They even made a thing of it ("No, I'm over here")