In the scene where May McGorvey is writing the letter to Ronnie in the hospital, the two "n's" are very close together, almost looking like the letter "m." This is shown again when Ronnie discovers it in her belongings when returning from the hospital. However, when he looks at the letter on the table after doing the dishes, it is two distinct "n's." See more...
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Does anyone know the name of the artist or the name of the painting/drawing that hangs in Richard Pierce's office at work? The only thing I found in the credits to give me a clue was the listing for Hirschl and Adler Gallery Private Collection. It looks like a sphere composed of triangles or pyramids but I cannot find anything about it.
In the foursome dinner scene, Cathy checks under the table and sees something about Sarah's feet that heightens her suspicion about the affair. What does Cathy see? The camera seems to focus on Sarah's painted toenails, but I don't understand why that would arouse suspicion. [In the book it explains that the color is one that only a young teen would like, and a mature woman would never wear, unless she were too in love to notice that it was gaudy.]
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