u/-billiejean

Just watched the movie and here are some Easter eggs I found:

The name of the cat ‘Sandy’ is just short for ‘Sandwich’ 🥪 it’s literally foreshadowing 🐈‍⬛

The cat’s ending being a foreshadowing of his ending.

She dropped her crystal necklace down the drain that was meant for protection causing the wish to happen

When nikki made him lunch and put photos of them the photo of her said “not me” - the real nikki was trying to show she’s trapped and this isn’t her

The fact that the main character is called Bear - “man or bear” metaphor.

Every time Sarah is with Bear she is always on his left in each scene they’re together

In the hangout scene fake Nikki tells a story of Hansel and Gretel comparing it to her relationship with bear, confirming that the real Nikki does view bear as a brother, however the fake Nikki twist the story making it into a love story which is not possible since Hansel and gretel are siblings which is why at the end of the story she says “Love only the branch of a willow tree could conjure” meaning that their relationship is only possible through the willow wish.

Lastly, the last number of the one wish willow service number was "67" :)

I have a question. I’m 23, and since I was 15 I have only ever used one moisturiser because it’s the only one that I feel works for me. Light and hydrating. In recent months I’ve noticed that my skin, specifically around my mouth has needed extra moisturiser so I use more, especially when I need to wear makeup on top. Everyone has told me that my skin has become used to the cream and now I need to switch. I did. When speaking to my mum, she mentioned how she’s used one cream for the last 3 decades. It has always done the job. Her skin has never gotten “used” to the product. I’ve found on a lot of older people, they have a ride or die product that has worked for them for years and years and don’t even know that there is a concept of our skin becoming too used to a product, meaning we need to switch it up. For argument’s sake, 15 to 23 is a huge jump, as we’re talking from baby skin to young mature adult skin, but my skin has always rejected complex ‘20-step’ skincare routines, it always likes light creams that does the job and never leaves a sticky or wet feeling after applying. I reckon the industry has made up this concept to get us to always try the “new next best thing”, which makes sense because the industry is massive and platforms like TikTok will have millions of influencers pushing 10 different products at us every week.

I literally cannot stop spending money on the game. Even when I take a break and stop playing for a few months, I come back and instantly get addicted again and spend money. I have got an addictive personality but that app genuinely does something to me cos I want my farm looking exactly how I want and the best decorations cost diamonds