What does the black cat in Coraline mean?

— The cat, upon meeting Coraline Jones
Coraline Jones
Coraline Jones is a Feisty curious adventurer and is the main protagonist of all Coraline productions. She moved from Pontiac, Michigan with her parents to the Pink Palace Apartments in Ashland, Oregon.
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in the other world. The Cat is one of the major supporting characters of the story. He demonstrates the ability to appear and disappear on a whim, often to hide from danger or to help Coraline from danger.
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Who is the Black Cat in Coraline?

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The Cat is the deuteragonist of the 2009 Laika film, Coraline. He is a black cat who hangs around the Pink Palace Apartment where Coraline Jones lives. He is voiced by Keith David, who also played Spawn.
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What is the symbolism in Coraline?

The Movie Is Filled With Esoteric And Occult Symbolism

Across many different cultures, eyes symbolize the soul and protection. The blind souls of the children the Beldam has discarded plead with Coraline to find their eyes so that their souls may be set free.
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Where did the cat go at the end of Coraline?

What is this? The film ends with the neighbours joining efforts to regrow the communal garden. Wybie also brings his grandmother to the garden and Coraline greets her. Meanwhile, the cat disappears behind the post that says “Pink Palace Apartments”.
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What is the beldam true form?

After Coraline grabbed all of the three eyes of the Ghost Children, the Beldam is shown in her true form - a cross between a skeleton and an arachnid. Her face is cracked and her hands are made of sewing needles. She stays in this form for the remainder of the movie.
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Why is Coraline's hair blue?

In the movie Coraline, when Coraline is getting ready to go to bed after not finding her parents there's an old photo that shows her with natural brown hair. This probably means she at one point dyed it to her iconic blue hair.
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Why does wybie tilt his head?

In response to sounds around him Wybie tilts his head to the side, giving the impression that he is constantly in a state of being startled, since most people do not react with so much motion to common sounds.
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Why does Coraline's mom have a neck brace?

Mr. Bobinsky, an eccentric Russian man with a circus of dancing mice, has blue skin, the result of contamination from the Chernobyl disaster. Coraline's mother wears a neck brace for the duration of the film, the victim of an unseen car accident.
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Why does the beldam want eyes?

The button eyes were the objects used by the beldam to tie one's soul to the other world.
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Is the other father a warning in Coraline?

Later on in the film, the Other Father turns into a pumpkin-like human (this was hinted when the beldam said he was as hungry as a pumpkin) with the face in a permanent frown with a monster-like voice and barely capable of speech. This was apparently his punishment for telling Coraline too much.
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What does the rats symbolize in Coraline?

Shortly after moving into her new house, Coraline can hear them singing at night—their song is an ominous one, and its lyrics suggest that the rats are an eternal, immortal presence waiting for the “fall” of the real world, humanity, or both.
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What did the other mother want from Coraline?

The other mother doesn't want the mushy kind of a love, she wants the "it's mine to enjoy" kind of love. She looks at kids, and everyone around her, as objects to control, and this type of love ends up destroying people.
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Are Miss Spink and Forcible married?

The author, Neil Gaiman, confirmed in his tumblr that Miss Spink and Miss Forcible are a couple.
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Will there be a Coraline 2?

Due to Coraline's massive success in both the Academy and theatrical arena, it naturally made fans assume there would eventually be a sequel at some point. Unfortunately, it looks as though the likelihood of a sequel ever happening has been shut down by Gaiman.
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What mental illness does Coraline have?

Coraline's behavior is consistent with a psychotic-dissociative cluster as evidenced by her experiencing an alternate universe as well as incorporating fixed beliefs. As these are critical parts of the plot, it is best to formulate Coraline's behavior along a psychotic-dissociative spectrum.
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Why does the Other Mother tap her fingers?

After Coraline had told her real mother it was the perfect time to go gardening in the rain (which she only said to have something to say), the other mother made her first mistake by suggesting to play in the rain. Coraline noticed her tapping her fingers on the table, which she had found rather awfully suspicious.
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What does a Beldam do?

The Beldam (also known as the Other Mother, in reference to her other motherly disguise) is the main antagonist in the 2002 book, Coraline, as well as the 2009 movie of the same name. She is a demonic, shape-shifting entity who lures children into another dimension with the goal of taking their soul.
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Why is Coraline's eye button?

It is said that the eyes are the window to ones soul. So by the Other Mother taking the childrens eyes and sewing buttons there instead is a way for her to keep their souls with her and therefore trapped in the other world. this is why they are suddenly released when the "eyes" are taken out of the Other World.
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Why did the other father help Coraline?

The Other Father is more fun and attentive to Coraline's needs than her real father (according to Coraline). It is hinted throughout the film that he is terrified of his creator, the Beldam, who wants him to hurt Coraline, which he does not want to do. The latter proves to be true in his final moments before he dies.
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What is Coraline age?

Coraline is an eleven-year-old girl with a large personality. She is seen as a snarky, rebellious, adventurous, curious, and creative girl for her age.
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What if Coraline didn't escape?

Without Coraline, the beldam died. This next part is truly terrifying. With the beldam gone, the Rat Beast will need to feed on something else. This theory concludes with the idea that Coraline will now become the next beldam, and she will have to lure in children to feed on.
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Is the well in Coraline a portal?

The Well Was The Original Portal To The Other World

According to legend, entering a fairy ring can lead to any number of unpleasant consequences, such as getting spirited away to the world of the fairies, never to return. The first thing Coraline does when she finds the well is step within the fairy ring.
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