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Emily. Emily is a little girl who has a friend who no-one thinks exists.
Nobody thinks that Charlie exists because Emily is already upset about her mother's death, and her reactions could be a result of that.
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Daddy. Emily is talking about Elizabeth, who her father invited around for dinner. Emily is talking about Elizabeth liking her dad. Since Emily knows that Charlie doesn't want her father to have any friends, Emily knows that anyone who gets in the way will be killed.
Yes. Charlie is a murderer who killed Emily's mother.
No-one thinks that Charlie exists and Emily's father thinks that she is using Charlie to express her own feelings.
Charlie is really Emily's father, who has an evil side called Charlie, however Emily's father is unaware that he is really Charlie.
Emily's dad. Charlie killed Emily's mother and Elizabeth. Emily's dad didn't know anything about this and thought that it was Emily behind all of the murders.
Emily's mother was having an affair.. Emily's mother was having an affair and the father found out.
He went crazy after this and created an evil side to himself named Charlie. It was Charlie who killed the mother.
Katherine. Katherine (Famke Jannsen) saves Emily's life. Emily previously phoned her up crying because Charlie was after her. This is what made Katherine come to the house. She saved the little girl who she really likes. It ends up that Katherine goes to the cave and eventually shoots Charlie.
| Who ends up taking care of Emily at the end of the film? | Hide and Seek
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Katherine. Katherine ends up being Emily's mother, when Emily's father/Charlie is killed by Katherine.
A music box. The reason why Katherine gave this to Emily was so that it would make her feel happy and Emily would think about Katherine when she was unhappy.
9. Emily is a 9-year-old girl, who has lost her mother at a young age. She soon comes up with an unusual, unexpected and ultimately terrifying way of dealing with her mother's death. We know that she is 9, because this is what her father tells the neighbour.
Charlie. We find out his name when Emily says, "I have a new friend. His name is Charlie." Emily's father soon realizes that Charlie isn't just make believe, when Charlie becomes a "murderer".
Fell from a window. She was looking for Charlie in the wardrobe of Emily's bedroom, and then was seen being pushed from the window.
2:06 a.m.. He always awoke at 2:06 a.m. We see this on his bedside clock. The significance of the time is that this is the time he discovered his dead wife. In the dream, he sees his late wife dancing with another man.
bathroom. He went into the bathroom, to find something different, but equally disgusting every time. Most times, there would be writing on the walls.
Dakota Fanning. All of these actresses were in the movie, but Emily was played by Dakota Fanning.
Famke Janssen played Katherine.
Elisabeth Shue played Elizabeth.
Amy Irving played Alison Callaway (Emily's mother).
Fanning can also be seen in such films as "I Am Sam", "Sweet Home Alabama" and "The Cat In The Hat".
Yes. Emily says this to David, after David finds out about Charlie, and first suggests that Charlie is imaginary. It later turns out, that Charlie does get mad, as Emily said he would have.
in a cave. They are chased down to the cave by Charlie, and this is where they finally meet him, and get rid of him.
David (the dad). David had been trying to convince himself that Charlie was not real, but then he turned out to be Charlie himself. He realised that he was Charlie, when he was having flashbacks to the murders. David was unaware that he was Charlie because he had a medical disorder that caused him to have multiple personalities.
Alison. Alison - played by Amy Irving - said this to David before she went to take a bath and "supposedly" committed suicide. It seems she was troubled with something...perhaps David when he asked her a question.
Laura. Laura spoke these words when she welcomed David and Emily to the quiet neighborhood and gifted them with preserves. They thanked her afterwards and returned her greeting. Laura was played by Melissa Leo.
| "It's not unusual for a traumatized child to create an imaginary friend." Who made this statement?
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Katherine. Katherine, David's former psychology student, said this when David told her that Emily had a new friend, whom she met when she ventured to a cave. David thought the friend, Charlie, was imaginary. Katherine was played by Famke Janssen.
Elizabeth. David met Elizabeth, who was much younger than he was, at a gas station and saw her playing with her niece at a playground nearby. He asked them to come over for a playdate. Elizabeth's niece seemed very hyperactive, hence the "crazy" query. Elizabeth was played by Elisbaeth Shue.
Steven. Steven was the next door neighbor who was married to Laura. Earlier in the film he was seen playing hopscotch with Emily, which David thought was very suspicious. In this scene, David was outside in the rain looking for Charlie, while Emily was safe inside when Steven came over to check on them. Steven was played by Robert John Burke.
Charlie. David was in "Charlie mode" when he said this. He asked Emily if she liked her dad better than him. She said no and he accused her of lying in this childish manner.
Katherine. Emily said this earlier while she discussed what she and Charlie did together, but only Katherine said this as an exclamation at the end of the film. She told Emily this to make her close her eyes so she wouldn't see Charlie/Daivd being shot.
No. Katherine asked Emily about her teeth, and her reponse was "Yes". This took place before she took her to school in the last scene of the theatrical version of the movie.
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Yes. Emily's mother says this as she's walking into her room in the beginning of the movie. It is a game she plays with her daughter, and she finds Emily hiding in her bed. It's also said later by her father when he's possesed by Charlie.
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Purple. You can clearly see this to the right of the screen as her mother is playing hide and seek with her. The mother eventually finds Emily hiding under her duvet in bed.
| Where does David cut Steven (their next door neighbour) when he comes over to find out what's going on? | Hide And Seek
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Hand. When David finds their cat killed in the bath, he goes out to bury it. As he comes back he sees Steven lingering around, wanting to know if eveything's alright. David assumes Steven killed the cat and slashes his hand with a knife.
Hush Little Baby. Emily's little trinket box is given to her by Katherine as they are leaving the city, as a way of helping her cope with her troubles. As you see it open, a ballerina pops up and "Hush Little Baby" is played. "Hush Little Baby" is a British lullaby. It's a folk song designed to help children calm and fall asleep.
Famke Janssen. Famke Janssen plays the family friend and psychologist, Katherine. Famke is also well-known for her role as Jean Grey in the "X-Men" trilogy.
| What does the first bit of writing say, around the bath? | Hide And Seek
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You Let Her Die. We first see the words "You Let Her Die", written around the bath in blood. This is a chilling twist to the story, because it must mean someone in the house is doing it, if all the doors are locked, which they should be at night. We later find out it's David that's possessed by Charlie.
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