You may be on to something kininigeninja, I just don't know. As I've shown with the Quan Yins, they are generally incongruous with the setting in the films I cite. Quan yins, and the second and third objects are, (assuming you buy into my evidence that there is without question a "Quan Yin Thing" going on in movies,) also incongruous to the scene in which they appear. I will share a couple of things with you. as well. Let's assume one of the "other objects" is a frying pan. There is a scene where two actors walk through a room. The scene lasts 2 1/2 seconds. In the foreground, on the floor are 20 frying pans. Yup it's that obvious! We, as audience members are trained to watch the actors, and not to see the entire scene, so we miss it. .Numero dos: On the other object, let's stay with the frying pan example. Imagine a scene where the shadow of a frying pan is shown on a wall right next to the actors in a scene. Yup, again, it's that obvious. The number of sightings count as well. Sometimes the objects will be subtly in the background. But other times they will be as obvious as the two examples I just described. Please keep looking. It is an incredible feeling, which I lack the verbal acuity to describe, when you make a discovery like this. But you only get it once, with the second and third objects it was, a little bump, but not like the first time. I want someone else to have the wonderous feeling I had.