For it was she, who handed the piano key to Stewart leading him to cut off one of Ada's fingers in a rage. As Stewart cuts off Ada's fingers blood splatters onto Flora's angel costume. The curtains finally open and the performance begins. Children dressed as angels walk out and begin to sing. The scene shifts to Baines looking at Ada with longing...
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The scene shifts to Baines looking at Ada with longing. Again the angles are brought on the screen. Then Stewart takes Ada's hand and she purposely looks over at Baines to see his reaction As Baines storms out of the auditorium the singing of the angles can still be heard in the background. Timothy Corrigan states "every movie uses patterns of repletion that are contrasted with striking singular moments...
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