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Corrected entry: When 5 loses the map in the dust storm, it blows away. Later, when 7 notices the map, it is on a stick that is stabbed to the ground. The wind wouldn't have been able to do that to the map, and none of the other numbers would have put the map onto the stick.

Correction: Wind does not only travel sideways. Updrafts and downdrafts happen (the latter of which have been blamed for planes crashing to ground). There's no logical reason why a good wind can't slap a piece of paper onto the end of a vertical stick.

johnrosa

Corrected entry: Before the Seamstress is attacking, there was a quick shot of 8. His mouth was sewed so he couldn't scream for help. Why didn't the Seamstress sew 1's mouth closed?

Correction: This is a question, not a mistake.

rswarrior

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Mistakes

Continuity mistake: When 9 meets 3 and 4, they open his zipper. During this scene, several close-ups show 9 with the zipper closed and open again without anyone closing or opening it.

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Quotes

5: 7?
2: I don't believe it!
5: You came back!
7: I never left. You finally decided to join the fight.

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Trivia

Trivia: The Chancellor mentioned by the scientist and shown in the old archive footage appears to be a reference to Adolf Hitler, the fascist dictator of Germany from 1933 through 1945. Hitler held the title of Chancellor of Germany, until he gave himself the new title of Fuhrer. When standing in the car in what appears to be a parade, The Chancellor lifts his hand in a motion similar to that of The Hitler/Nazi Salute. The flags and banners shown on the wall when The Chancellor announces the creation of The Machine are similar to the Swastika Flag of the Nazi Party. Finally, when the Chancellor takes The Machine away from The Scientist, the soldiers who take The Scientist away resemble SS Officers (Hitler's Secret Police Force) in uniform and actions.

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Questions

Question: What in the world was 8 doing when he had the magnet over his head and he became all relaxed?

Answer: The magnet was acting as a drug on him. He was in a way getting high off a magnet.

Answer: You know the Futurama scene where bender gets high off electricity? Same thing. Magnets make electrical things not work (I'm pretty sure I heard it from some where). It's like how drinking alcohol and taking drugs makes us not totally there. It's what story writers believe happens. Pretty cool story element really.

YellowBird

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