u/Larsenist

As we all know, Sarah's dad, Carter Harper is a very prevalent character in the movie. He's the one who employs all of the main cast. It's because of him that they're brought together each day and have the shared hardship of working the same job. People who see each other every day grow closer together. Carter facilitated this. We also can't forget the fact that he helped bring Sarah into this world, raised and comforted her. Even with his lack of screen time, the characters are always talking about him. He's the driving force behind every turn of events.

Sarah's mom, however, is never seen or mentioned. She's completely absent. It's very likely that Carter could be dating. He's a handsome guy still in his prime. It's entirely possible that Carter, while on his way to a double date, stopped by the very same Crystal Shop that Bear later visited and picked up a card game of 'Would You Rather?'. Given the nature of the items from that shop, it's entirely possible that Carter was given the options of 'Have all of your employees die in a tragic fate of events' and 'be offered a golden delicious apple'. It's just a card game, no one would take it seriously. With all of the romantic drama going on at his store and his daughter wanting to leave him for college, Carter chose the former. He just wanted to get a giggle out of his hot date.

When Bear was going to the Crystal Shop, he was going to get Nikki a necklace to replace the one that she had lost. That's the entire purpose of his visit to that shop. There's no reason for him to have gotten her anything else, especially a cheap toy that you're just meant to break and throw away. It was because of Carter's choice that Bear had a change of mind. Bear fumbles, makes his wish, and unfolds the next chain of events.

Carter's gun was locked in his safe where it was inaccessible. Nikki didn't even know it was there until Ian told her about it. This means that she never opened the safe and wouldn't have known the code. Nikki accessed the gun somehow. There's no other explanation other than that Carter handed it to her.

By the end of the movie, it's just Nikki and Carter that's left. Nikki managed to survive because she was no longer an employee due to the fact that she had put in her two weeks. Carter got what he chose- the tragic death of all of his employees in the twisted turn of fates.

I already have a Sandman S which I would like to use on my PS90. However, it's optimized for .308. I was wondering if I should get a new end cap for it to improve its performance. I'm new to silencers and didn't even know you could change out the end caps until just the other day. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

I'm new to limerence. Not by experience but of defining it into a word.

My LO is someone that I used to have a romantic relationship with. It was someone who truly understood me without having to explain myself. I've always been kind of autistic with ADHD and alexithymia. I've never been able to explain myself or express my feelings very well. I've improved with age but mostly just in writing after a lot of thought. She understood this about me but it became too much when I broke her heart without an explanation. I simply told her 'no' during a critical moment. In my mind there were many things going on, filled with self-doubt and fear. I just never explained my reasoning. Perhaps if I did, things would have been different. Perhaps we would still be together. Perhaps things would end the same.

The happiest moments of my life were with her. I relive those moments often; whether I want to or not. I've grieved for a long time. I don't think I've been able to muster a tear for anything else since. I'm not crying every night or anything but I'll have a major episode maybe once or twice a year. She's in my mind nearly every single day. Though at this point I can think about it and move on. I do get upset but that's just kind of my normal state.

I have been in other relationships both before and after. During a relationship, I don't really think about her. However once it ends, I grieve that relationship for a short while then my mind goes wanders back. I've accomplished a lot throughout the years but it just feels like I'm living distraction-by-distraction. A moment of happiness is kind of meaningless as soon as it ends.

I've been in no contact with her for about 13 years. I've briefly seen her once in public about 5 years ago but didn't say a word. I don't know if I could've even if I had tried. I understand that she's probably a completely different person now; I know I am. I understand that I'm living in the past; something that once was and nevermore. I understand that even if we somehow got back together that it wouldn't be the same and that we may not even like each other. We've become complete strangers but I still hold her dear. Even if I explained everything to her, it wouldn't change a thing.

I just don't know how to get over her. I live a life where I should be happy. I force myself to get up every day and succeed. I've tried meeting new people. Just after so many years, it's so difficult. Nothing fills the hole that she left. I don't think I'd ever meet anyone who understood me the way that she did.