Pills scattered on a countertop where Arakawa was found. Hackman found in the mudroom, possibly having fallen. One dog was dead, two others were alive.
Speculation:
Hackman falls, dies. Arakawa panics (I don’t blame her), the stress causes some kind of cardiac failure. She goes for aspirin or something, fumbles it (or whatever pill bottle she pulled out), dies. One dog eats some of the fallen pills, also dies.
The dead dog was in the bathroom closet. Very weird.
That kind of supports my speculation. Dog loves her, she’s scrambling, dog comes. Ends up eating something it shouldn’t have, feels ill, curls up in the closet. Dogs feel safer in enclosed spaces, “dens.”
Idk, gas leak seems more plausible (even if it dissipated before tests happened). Maybe the wire felt lightheaded, went for pills, but didn’t have time.
Doubt that if some dogs lived.
Really? When one dog eats something they all feel the effects?
I might have commented on the wrong spot
Gene Hackman is the GOAT! Even in death he leaves us some drama.
What is a mudroom?
A foyer for the back door.
Or the front door if you aren’t fancy
NO WE ONLY ACCEPT BACK DOOR IN THIS HOUSEHOLD YOUNG LADY
Can we leave religion out of this please?
A second entrance if you’re extra fancy.
A room in most American homes which contains about 12" of dense clay and water, mixed to the consistency of a heavy paste. When you enter the house you remove all your clothes except for your shoes and slather the mud on yourself, whilst singing classic American show tunes at the top of your lungs to announce your presence. The host will unlock the door, spray you down with a fire hose and greet you with a hearty slap on your bare ass and a cigar.
It’s just an American thing, you dirty foreigners wouldn’t understand.
A room at the entryway to the house, commonly used to take off rain boots, wet clothing.
Well that’s certainly an interesting occurrence. Wonder what actually happened. Maybe we’ll hear more after they have time to investigate.
Also RIP Gene Hackman. Didn’t realize he was 95.
He was a fantastic actor, he could be impossible to read until he spoke if he wanted.
So many great roles, loved him as the paranoid ex-spook in Enemy of the State. And he was the best Lex Luther when I saw Superman in theaters as a Kid. My dad and I watched Bat*21 when I was a teenager, it’s based on a real story, blew my mind, but he’ll always be the Blindman that met Young Frankenstein to me.
I forgot about Young Frankenstein! He was so good at everything he did.
Royal Tenenbaum died tragically rescuing his family from the wreckage of a sinking battleship.
