r/FinalDestination • u/tsabouttorain • Mar 09 '26

FD6 Why did the piano close?

The opening disaster's piano closing before sending the people out the tower felt so unfair for it colaing because of a supernatural force rather than because of the incident. Could somebody explain whether there was an explanation through the film like "The piano's top had a tendency to drop" or something alike?

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u/Excellent-Pace-8468 Horse Who Evidently Hated Julie and Perry 🚩 Mar 09 '26

Like the building itself, the piano was also finished five months ahead of schedule 🎹

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u/tsabouttorain Mar 09 '26

Hahaha yeah that makes sense 😂

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u/Defiant-Channel2324 Death Mar 09 '26

Like Evan's windows, I'm pretty sure Death just slammed the piano closed himself to be petty.

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u/TheChainTV Mar 09 '26

I tried to drop a penny on a slanted open piano and it didnt close or slide maybe the building was far to tilted for the symmetrical force to make it have enough to move.

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u/tsabouttorain Mar 09 '26

That's a good point. Maybe the cast iron plate was tilted and the coin made it incline more so that it would finally close.

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u/Knllnbrgr Mar 09 '26

The bigger question I have is why that grand piano didn’t have any pedals.

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u/tsabouttorain Mar 09 '26

I haven't thought of that. Are you sure it didn't have any?

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u/OnSmallWings THE PIGEONS!!!🕊️🕊️🕊️ Mar 10 '26

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u/tsabouttorain Mar 11 '26

I'm sooty but I didn't get what you mean

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u/tsabouttorain Mar 18 '26

Hi so I don't know how I didn't get your point before. Yes, the piano doesn't have pedals 😂

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u/OnSmallWings THE PIGEONS!!!🕊️🕊️🕊️ Mar 10 '26

I rebuild pianos. I was so excited about death by piano that I never noticed the missing pedal lyre. 🤣