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Still, it's not believable that rumors of "the strange scissors boy who lives in the haunted mansion" wouldn't make their way to the townspeople. However, it's abundantly unclear just how much of him is unfinished or what aspects of human anatomy are present in his makeup. Cuts appear to hurt him on the face, and he does bleed, but it's unclear if his body below the neck contains any human anatomy.

Sure, she doesn't judge Edward, and her compassion is inspiring, but one of the first things she attempts to do is "fix" Edward's scarred face.After they've gotten their fill using and exploiting Edward, the townsfolk are more than happy to run him out of town with everything short of pitchforks. Edward is an obvious candidate given his unquantified yet substantial years of isolation that even the police station psychologist takes note of. In "Edward Scissorhands," Peg's status as an Avon rep makes it seem like selling is the way they make money rather than recruiting vulnerable people.

Even the army veteran at the beginning of the film who relates to Edward and tells him not to let other people make him feel "other" joins the mob mentality in chasing him out of town. Meanwhile, the Stepford aspect of the cookie-cutter neighborhood gives off a very '50s vibe with the same-looking pastel conformist houses.The '90s movie is all over the map regarding wardrobe, sets, stylistic choices, and the movie's influences. It's reasonable to assume that Kim's memory could be displacing some of the trends from various decades — especially since she didn't personally experience Edward's arrival and would have heard those details secondhand. No one would know his history in the outside world, and he could start a new life for himself — even if Kim didn't join him.

Even stranger, Edward eats, but we don't know what happens to his food afterward — especially since his long island iced tea seems to create a gurgling glitch in his mechanics (that he later throws up). Similarly, Johnny Depp had a minor role in "A Nightmare on Elm Street" before winning the title character role, Edward — yes, the one with scissors for hands.We know that Edward doesn't age, so he could have been up there alone for decades before Peg finds him. Indeed, she's more concerned with covering his face than finding a way for him to stop accidentally cutting it. Additionally, superficiality rears its ugly head again when Kim's granddaughter suggests seeing Edward after all of this time, and Kim laments that she wants him to remember her as she is.