Look out
Look out verb - Be vigilant, be on the lookout or be careful.
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See
See verb - To make note of (something) through the use of one's eyes.
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At the end of the film, after The Invitation is revealed to be a death cult and everyone except Will, Kira and Tommy is dead, Will and Kira look out and see several other houses in the Hollywood Hills area hanging the same red lantern.
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There's the resurrected doctor (see Mind Screw above), as well as a scene where the daughter leaves the custodian's room, only for him to look out after her and see an empty hallway.
Source: Film / A Page of Madness - His parasite Khalix taunts him by saying if Jack were awake instead of in cryosleep, he could look out the window and see the beautiful sight of Jupiter's moons.
Source: Literature / Jack Blank
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