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abused woman in the kitchen
In return, Cole reveals his own secret: "I see dead people ... walking around ... they don't see each other ... they only see what they want to see ... they don't know they're dead." He sees them, "...all they time ... they're everywhere." Crowe thinks the boy is hallucinating and considers a diagnosis of paranoia or schizophrenia (obviously based on the materialistic premise that there is no such thing as [[ghost]]s, or [[life after death]]).
In return, Cole reveals his own secret: "I see dead people ... walking around ... they don't see each other ... they only see what they want to see ... they don't know they're dead." He sees them, "...all they time ... they're everywhere." Crowe thinks the boy is hallucinating and considers a diagnosis of paranoia or schizophrenia (obviously based on the materialistic premise that there is no such thing as [[ghost]]s, or [[life after death]]).
Cole's mother uncovers scares on her son's back as she puts him to bed. He wakes up, rushes surreptitiously to the bathroom through the suddenly chilly hallway, and enters the kitchen. "Mom?" he calls. The woman turns around, and she has a red mark on her face. She speaks as if addressing her husband who had beaten her and displays her wrists with scars as of having cut her wrists to commit suicide. She yells, "Now you can't hurt me any more!"
Color is a constant theme of the movie, with trees filled with lush green leavess contrasting with piles of brown leaves on the ground in the fall. Cole barely manages to open the heavy red door of a church (red is used throughout to indicate the supernatural).<ref>"Red is an important color in this film. It is used to underscore important links to the supernatural. Red in our culture is a symbol of blood, and hence, death. It is also a bright color that pulls the eye. It underscores. Shyamalan gives it a spiritual connection as well." [http://hollywoodjesus.com/sixth_sense.htm] </ref>
Color is a constant theme of the movie, with trees filled with lush green leavess contrasting with piles of brown leaves on the ground in the fall. Cole barely manages to open the heavy red door of a church (red is used throughout to indicate the supernatural).<ref>"Red is an important color in this film. It is used to underscore important links to the supernatural. Red in our culture is a symbol of blood, and hence, death. It is also a bright color that pulls the eye. It underscores. Shyamalan gives it a spiritual connection as well." [http://hollywoodjesus.com/sixth_sense.htm] </ref>