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| rdfs:comment | - The Monster is coming for you, but you can't see it. What you do see is the floorboards splitting as it pushes through the ground underneath them towards the camera, or just dust being kicked up if it's outside. It's not always played for scares though; sometimes it's just a convenient visual shorthand for indicating where something moving underground happens to be. See also Sand Worm, Nothing Is Scarier, Traveling Pipe Bulge. Compare Bad Vibrations. Nothing whatsoever to do with Movie Sign, Wormtongue or Wormtail. Examples of Worm Sign include:
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| abstract | - The Monster is coming for you, but you can't see it. What you do see is the floorboards splitting as it pushes through the ground underneath them towards the camera, or just dust being kicked up if it's outside. It's not always played for scares though; sometimes it's just a convenient visual shorthand for indicating where something moving underground happens to be. See also Sand Worm, Nothing Is Scarier, Traveling Pipe Bulge. Compare Bad Vibrations. Nothing whatsoever to do with Movie Sign, Wormtongue or Wormtail. Examples of Worm Sign include:
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