Name a movie where a character got a fate they didn't deserve.

Haha, that look. I feel so bad for him.

That is very interesting about the cahoots thing. I would have not liked that at all. For only being in half the movie, his character made a lasting impression.

Agreed. I mean, I don't think the babysitter girl did that much to be regarded as a 'bitch', but I think the film was trying to signpost her as one (albeit rather weakly).

However, this was an example of 'poetic justice' for a character, where the character's fate was way disproportionate to their 'sins'. Firstly, Zara's fate had nothing to do with her actions. Any random character could easily have been picked up by a Pteranodon in the middle of a crowd of tourists. Her fate was entirely random, which robbed it of any meaning or power, and added to its egregiousness. And secondly, it's particularly prolonged, much more so than the deaths suffered by some of the less sympathetic, even villainous characters, like Vic Hoskins (whose fate pretty much occurs off-screen) and the asshole zoo-keeper who stupidly opens the gate to the Indominus Rex. There's an OTT mean-spiritedness to how extended her fate is; every time it seems like she might get away, something even worse happens. By all means, kill off random characters like Zara to demonstrate the stakes, but don't make their fates particularly cruel and voyueristic for no good reason (it has NO bearing on the plot, and I don't even think any other character witnesses it). Considering how lengthy and convoluted this scene was, I can't help thinking the filmmakers were gleefully and cruelly relishing Zara's fate; maybe she represented an ex-girlfriend or something, to one or more of them.

The Von Trier film nearly broke her, but she finally did agree to do another movie, the recent The Northman features Bjork as well.

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