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You don’t need to be a Supreme Court insider or a psychic to figure out how this will go.

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The harm is psychic and moral, reflecting a conflict between deeply held ethical beliefs and behaviors that violate these beliefs, particularly behaviors over which one has little or no control.

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Birds, too, which show up in random shots and, like the lakes and rivers, function as a sort of psychic relief for the viewer and metaphors for the story.

The first two films, directed by James Wan, ingeniously engaged with many variations on the idea of vision: physical, psychic and through a camera’s lens.

Morticia is worried about Wednesday’s increasing use of her psychic powers because similar abilities drove another family member mad.

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