So just stop it alreadythat theory makes no sense, and if you think it does your throat should be ripped out.
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Redux006 — 12 years ago(October 18, 2013 10:56 PM)
I don't think she is scared of him really being a wolf, she was scared when it appeared as if he really was the one who killed his wife. So she could still have been the original wolf, and just got scared because she thought Jack might be evil. When she saw Spader in the police station though, she immediately seemed to recognize he was a wolf, which is odd. And as soon as she knew there was another wolf, she knew it was that wolf who killed Jack's wife. So her actions could still be explained, but there are still plenty of gaps in the theory. Like why horses were not scared of her. Why she was so incredulous of Jack's powers. And on and on.
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bcurran05 — 10 years ago(May 10, 2015 03:56 PM)
Your right, nothing in movie gives any hint that Laura was the wolf that bit Will.
However, does anyone have any real answer as to why Laura was changed?
There is no indication in the movie that Laura was ever bitten. My only thought was that maybe it was because her and Will made love,maybe?
I never heard of any legends concerning Werewolves ever had anyone changing because of making love to a Werewolve.
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The_White_Hotel — 10 years ago(May 12, 2015 12:43 PM)
The reason that Laura changes is explained by Om Puri's character Dr Vijay Alezais. During Will Randall's conversation with him he says something like (I forget the exact wording)
"Not all who who are bitten change, and not all who change need to be bitten. Sometimes the spirit of the wolf within them is enough"
That line is in the movie for one purpose: to explain Laura's transformation at the end.
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bcurran05 — 10 years ago(May 12, 2015 01:58 PM)
This is not a dispute about the last reply. I was just wondering why when Laura was around those horses they never were afraid of her. Even in the early part of his transformation Will bothered these animals.
I think it made an interesting ending to the movie anyway.
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Wu Ming — 11 months ago(April 11, 2025 12:46 AM)
The_White_Hotel May 12, 2015 09:43 PM
Member since February 2004
The reason that Laura changes is explained by Om Puri's character Dr Vijay Alezais. During Will Randall's conversation with him he says something like (I forget the exact wording)
"Not all who who are bitten change, and not all who change need to be bitten. Sometimes the spirit of the wolf within them is enough"
That line is in the movie for one purpose: to explain Laura's transformation at the end.
"Not all who who are bitten change, and not all who change need to be bitten.
Sometimes the spirit of the wolf within them is enough"
I agree with that, it makes the most sense.
Wolf (1994) Ending Scene