In Coraline (2009), the Beldam made the other world, and all the other characters in the other world. Almost all of the characters help the Beldam even if they don't want to. The only character that stopped working for her was the other Wybie. Why is it that all the other characters have to work for her, but the other Wybie.

Jan 4, 2020 · The doll, which used to look like her sister, was altered by the Beldam to look like Coraline, as seen in the beginning of the film. At the end of the film, Coraline invites Mrs. Lovat and Wybie to the garden party, where Coraline tells Mrs. Lovat what really happened to her missing twin sister.

Apr 21, 2015 · It wasn't explained in the film, nor is it explained in the source novel (except to say that it's not explained) CORALINE’S PARENTS NEVER SEEMED to remember anything about their time in the snow globe. At least, they never said anything about it, and Coraline never mentioned it to them. Sometimes she wondered whether they had ever noticed that they had …

What relevance do the buttons (button-eyes) play in Coraline as it never appears to be defined. For those of you who have not yet seen the film, then please do not read any further as the plot wil...

Jul 19, 2020 · Likely because Coraline typically goes there at night, so the Beldam created the world in a facade of night for her. It would be a waste of energy to add a daytime version, rather than just leaving it night, since the normal time for Coraline to enter is evening, and by the time she's entering during the day, she already knows it's a lie.