Ha! I knew it was a fang all along. And a cute little fang, at that.
Eli's Fang


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Eli's Fang
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Ha! I knew it was a fang all along. And a cute little fang, at that.
Ha! I knew it was a fang all along. And a cute little fang, at that.

Re: Eli's Fang
Is not.
...the story derives a lot of its appeal from its sense of despair and a darkness in which the love of Eli and Oskar seems to shine with a strange and disturbing light.
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Re: Eli's Fang
That doesn't look like a fang to me, the shape is wrong and it wouldn't be visible with her mouth closed.
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Re: Eli's Fang
In the UK audio commentary, TA states that Lina's dentures only put a little emphasis on her canines. If you want to see her fangs, watch the deleted scene where Oskar and Eli are lying on the ground, hissing at each other. You can clearly see Lina wearing dentures (She's got an obvious overbite).
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Re: Eli's Fang
This has been up earlier. The conclusion was blood.
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Re: Eli's Fang
DMT didn't want to believe that. That's why I referred him to the deleted scenes. It's really a pity they took this one out, but I guess it's part due to Lina's overbite, which looks a bit strange.
Att fly är livet, att dröja döden.
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Re: Eli's Fang
In the commentary, they actually make a point of that no fangs are visible, except for one place: When Eli is awaken in the tub, there is a hint of a fang which the bluray people can see and dvd owners cannot. (Lina's corner tooth? Or cotton pad behind the upper lip - ask Lina!)
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Re: Eli's Fang
On the UK commentary they also commented on Lina's dentures (only slightly emphasizing the canines).
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Re: Eli's Fang
Fang, fang, fang.
If Lina says it's not a denture, I'll believe. Otherwise, it's all opinion.
EDIT:
P.S.: Wolf, hate to talk like a lawyer and all, but you're now estopped to deny that it's a fang. After all, it's called "Eli's Fang," and you allowed it to pass out of Moderation, and . . . you wouldn't allow anything to be posted that was inaccurate or misleading, would you?
If Lina says it's not a denture, I'll believe. Otherwise, it's all opinion.
EDIT:
P.S.: Wolf, hate to talk like a lawyer and all, but you're now estopped to deny that it's a fang. After all, it's called "Eli's Fang," and you allowed it to pass out of Moderation, and . . . you wouldn't allow anything to be posted that was inaccurate or misleading, would you?
Last edited by a_contemplative_life on Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:55 am, edited 1 time in total.

Re: Eli's Fang
I'd rather say, it's all defective vision
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Att fly är livet, att dröja döden.
Do not ask why; ask why not.
Do not ask why; ask why not.
