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September 10, 2016
July 12, 2016
April 21, 2010
April 5, 2010
April 4, 2010
Why did Dr. Crowe suddenly start believing Cole?
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abused woman in the kitchen
+449
the materialistic premise that there is no such thing as ghosts, or life after death
+449
party turns bad for Cole; Malcolm tells his own story
+917
poor classroom management by quite an insensitive teacher
+419
what happened in Cole's school?
+392
What's the secret? Is Cole being "abused"?
+499
an enigmatic meeting with his wife
+363
"You're nice, but you can't help me."
m+49
now we're getting somewhere
+466
secrets
m+79
first guess is right
+227
using a game to get Cole to talk
+528
accindentally sheds light on the way atheists think about evolution
+812
Did Dr. Crowe even meet Cole before this?
+20
It is apparently the first meeting between Malcolm Crowe and Cole Sear
+21
a real live boy, who is a lot like the young man who brought death into Dr. Crowe's house
+164
why doesn't anyone pick up on this - I mean, other than superb story-telling?
+198
Crowe speaks to a number of people other than the boy, but it easily escapes the notice of the viewer that they never reply.
+334
Red is used to underscore important links to the supernatural
+596
"possible mood disorder" - the link between Vincent Gray and Cole Sear
+27
shot for his "failure"
+384
Dr. Malcom Crowe, award-winning child psychologist
+167
"I see dead people"
+34