- Fridge Brilliance:
- Whoever wears the glasses basically controls the universe. So how did the sunglasses mysteriously end up on top of a mountain in the first place? The Native American name for the peak meant "The Eye of God". God was wearing them. That's also why everything went back to normal when Kevin brought the glasses back to the mountain—he was returning them to their true owner.
- Could also just be him subconsciously warping the powers of the glasses so that'd be what happened.
- Mr. Kirkpatrick made up the story about the Devil's Chair, but Kevin saw the shadow fall there anyway. Was it Real After All? No—Kevin was wearing the glasses. He thought he was supposed to see it, and the glasses made it real.
- Whoever wears the glasses basically controls the universe. So how did the sunglasses mysteriously end up on top of a mountain in the first place? The Native American name for the peak meant "The Eye of God". God was wearing them. That's also why everything went back to normal when Kevin brought the glasses back to the mountain—he was returning them to their true owner.
- Fridge Horror:
- Consider that the world got reset when Kevin returns the glasses back to the mountain. Consider that nobody remembers their effects. Now think how many times that could've happened with different people each time.
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