@simonfarnaby Congratulations 🎉 We’ve booked to see it on my son’s 15th birthday on Thursday. It has been the birthday plan since we found out the release date. Really looking forward to it x
@danny_robins My son, who I was holding while standing at the foot of the bed, aged just one month old (v. young), distinctly waved ‘bye bye’ in that opening & closing fist way at the time of his death - witnessed and commented on by all. I think everyone found it a comforting distraction. 2/2
@danny_robins This is beautiful for Susan.
Not the same at all but it has reminded me that when my grandfather died (at home, aged 90, late November 2011) a lot of family members gathered in the small front room to say their goodbyes. 1/2
@danny_robins This is a powerful one. The voice could have been the deceased gentleman requesting his release. If we look at other possibilities I think it could have been the case that John was anticipating his crew mate telling him to stop and imagined hearing "Stop" through an inner voice.
@danny_robins dark spirit of the season, thinks that that whatever caused the noise harmed Josh’s sister 😲 She says “If the spirit had enough strength to make that noise on the stairs it could have unwrapped the scarf from his sister” 🤔 [2/2]
@danny_robins This is interesting. It doesn’t really seem to me like the psychic nan’s vision of a boy in a wheelchair necessarily ties in with the second portion of the account so I would say that these are separate occurrences that Josh has linked. My daughter, clearly getting into the [1/2]
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@danny_robins However, in 1960s, Saturday matinees in cinemas could have shown B-movies with scenes of monsters or villains falling from buildings so could these have influenced a dream?? It doesn’t entirely add up though does it? It stuck with Ava & then she found out who that poor woman was.
@danny_robins This one is quite compelling. Ava was clearly disturbed by what she saw. People jumping and falling from windows or other high vantage points was quite a common trope in 1950s cinema but it’s unlikely that an 11-year-old girl would have watched any of these films at that time…
@dan_aykroyd@HarperCollins@crystal_head Just pre-ordered for my partner for his birthday…but that’s at the end of November, so maybe I can sneakily read it first!!
@ILovesTheDiff My family (partner and children) travelled from home to pick me up and drive me to Cardiff so I got there fifty minutes later than expected, it cost me for a single ticket and my family had to do a 1 hour and 30 minute journey by car they weren’t expecting but yes 😊