Things I learned from watching Burning Bright.
(1) Buying a tiger as a private citizen in the US is a piece of cake. It requires barely any paper work.
(2) If you tell you college aged stepdaughter that her mother did not leave a will and conveniently forget to mention the life insurance policy that leaves money to the stepdaughter and stepson, she will take that at face value and never suspect you to do something so ridiculous as lie to her. Never mind that you just cleared out her bank account.
(3) A boy that yells out things like "No red!" and "Eat! Now!"at random makes for a realistic portrait of a child with autism. Holding your flat hand in front of his face will always calm him down.
(4) A young woman with a crowbar will tear a hole into a wall quicker than a tiger can tear down a flimsy cupboard door.
(5) If you plan on killing you stepchildren by setting a tiger free inside your boarded up house, maybe you should think about taking the gun with you when you go to hang out in the local bar.
(6) Making someone have to look for their cell will add additional excitement to any film.
(7) Hiding in a big freezer is a great idea.
(8) When you return home from your night at the bar to hopefully find your would be victims dead, don't just walk inside without first checking where the tiger is.
(9) The fact that you use a reference to a William Blake poem as a title will probably be lost on your target audience.
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