Jason taking off the tea kettle

in pt 2 awe saw him take the tea kettle off of Alice's stove

Why do you think he did that? It was whistling do you think he was afraid neighbors might hear it and it might get attention?

But why would he care? No one knew about him.

I know this sound like a pointless topic but it's just interesting to me. Why not just walk right out?

So this is all speculation and opinion….
But I figured This was a call-back to the first movie.
Remember when Alice made coffee and the movie spent 5 minutes of it´s runtime for the entire process?
But is was Jason who finished it.

Also maybe it just hurt his ears lol.

I know I find That sound very annoying.

If you want To fill in the blanks of Jason’s backstory it could even be possible maybe he’s helped his mother in the past make tea and knows that you’re supposed to take it off once it whistles….. many options.

And he didn't kill her cat. Pretty considerate of him

Maybe he just thought it was annoying.

Hmmm I gotta rewatch Part 2 for this scene now!

I always figured it was force of habit or maybe he remembers his mother making tea and taking it off when it whistled.

From a filming standpoint, the tea kettle scene was intended as another ploy to make the audience feel uncomfortable. Here we have Alice: the sole survivor of the first Friday film getting murdered in cold blood during the opening moments of the sequel.

Seconds later, Jason nonchalantly removes the tea kettle, as if nothing had happened. Early traces of Jason's character.

With mythos involved, I would imagine Jason either learned how to make tea from his mother early on, or stalked enough Crystal Lake inhabitants over the years to pick up the skill from a safe distance.

Silencer wrote:From a filming standpoint, the tea kettle scene was intended as another ploy to make the audience feel uncomfortable. Here we have Alice: the sole survivor of the first Friday film getting murdered in cold blood during the opening moments of the sequel.

Seconds later, Jason nonchalantly removes the tea kettle, as if nothing had happened. Early traces of Jason's character.

With mythos involved, I would imagine Jason either learned how to make tea from his mother early on, or stalked enough Crystal Lake inhabitants over the years to pick up the skill from a safe distance.

If I remeber correctly didnt the film help give a hint/implication that Alice Hardy was being stalked for about 5-6 months? It makes sense if Jason was picking up more Humanization.

Perhaps he was ready for a nice cup of Earl Grey.

Soulbait70 wrote:Perhaps he was ready for a nice cup of Earl Grey.

LOL. Can you imagine? Gentleman serial killer at large in Crystal Lake.