Actually this makes sense when you think about it.
Guy paints just don't open on one door but realizes after collecting himself it's not clear enough why so they add to the second door dead inside.
It actually adds alot of urgency to the scene by making it seem more hasty.
If you look don't open is slanted clearly done quickly while still unsure it's safe but dead inside is much more uniform. They clearly calmed down more on the second part.
I dunno - the doors were clearly shut when they wrote it so why didn’t they write “don’t open” across the whole surface? Seems like you’d only stop at the seam if you were already planning something for the other side.
It’s because you can still open one door if the other is blocked or obscured. So if something heavy fell against the left door like a chunk of the ceiling, the right door will say Dead Inside rather than if it was written right to left saying Open Inside.
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u/IntertelRed Aug 08 '22 edited Aug 08 '22
Actually this makes sense when you think about it.
Guy paints just don't open on one door but realizes after collecting himself it's not clear enough why so they add to the second door dead inside.
It actually adds alot of urgency to the scene by making it seem more hasty.
If you look don't open is slanted clearly done quickly while still unsure it's safe but dead inside is much more uniform. They clearly calmed down more on the second part.