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As an atheist who believes in communism, from the beginning of Sevor's disembarkation from the plane and not letting his assistant help him, and taking off his sunglasses when he goes out of the cabin, he believes that he is not blind. The professor of the university's so-called paranormal phenomenon laboratory even reads the card through his glasses. I can't identify any kind of trick, it's obviously a piece of shit, and it's only a farce to ask Sif to study it. But never expected this ending: the assistant professor was a psychic, and it was always her son who accompanied the female professor through Buckley. Because of his mother's death, debunking that Sev was a liar was the last thing a vegetative son did for his mother, after which his heart stopped beating. At the same time, as an assistant of a psychic medium, he was deeply disappointed. He searched for the same person as himself all his life, full of expectations that Sif was of the same kind, but was disappointed to find that he was a liar. All the strange phenomena in this process were really supernatural, different It was Barkley himself who caused them, it was me, all along. At the same time Seaver was amazed by the shock of the scene but he himself doesn't believe in superpowers so asked how did you do it? Also ironic enough. The fluttering curtain in front of the closed window resembles a spinning top in Inception, a reference and a sign that Buckley has entered a medium state. In the end, the curtain of the Easter egg floated again, saying that after the death of the professor's son, a new soul found Barkley, and he would continue to serve as a psychic.
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