RickVee — 14 years ago(March 26, 2012 10:59 AM)

My take:

• Hardenberg wrote the note on the wall of Jule's old apartment ("Some people never change"). It's Hardenberg saying that he has not really changed from his revolutionary ways of '68. It's written by Hardenberg b/c The Edukators styled their notes in block lettering, not in their own handwriting . The note on the wall, the handwriting, looks similar to Hardenberg's handwritten debt-forgiveness note to Jule that we saw earlier. Plus, The Edukators always signed-off their notes with "The Edukators" and this note has no signature.
• Hardenberg has given the three Edukators the keys to his boat to allow them to continue their revolutionary ways and take out the TV satellite. In addition to giving them his boat, Hardenberg must have given them some additional money because we now see the three Edukators on the boat dressed in expensive clothes - clothes they could not have afforded on their own. Also, the Edukators are not stressed or worried as we see them walking on the dock, hopping on the boat, and driving off. They are very casual. They aren't acting as if they are stealing anything, rather they are behaving as is they have been given this boat.
• Hardenberg called the cops but directed them to Jule's old apartment knowing full well that Jule and her two Edukator friends would not be there. It's evident that Hardenberg and The Edukators had arranged this situation. This way, Hardenberg can be reimbursed for the damage to his home but still allow The Edukators to escape.