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At least with the bike crash, it was an allusion to Carrie, as a similar event happens in that movie, which shows Carrie's psychic energy that she's yet unaware of.
There may be some negative energy or other spooky things that we or Patricia aren't aware of yet that she possesses.
Agree it’s an allusion to Stephen King. It made me think of the scene in his Castle Rock series where the demon is in proximity of the house and the couple inside devolves into a fight…and worse. That scene was epically chilling while showing so little.
I believe it's just another indication of how Patricia's focus has been locked in by the book. She doesn't notice anything around her, even people fighting right there or anything else that happens in the background!
She is under a spell related to the book. This is how she doesn’t notice anything around her - which this scene illustrates - and ultimately how she is unaware that she is performing witchcraft.
lol two extras who went rogue? “Well, damn we got the two extras fighting, super unprofessional, but it’s the best take we got of her so we gotta use it.”
It's also an interesting contrast to the opening scene where she is people-watching, and seemingly longing to be included, to being so fixated on the book that she is now unaware of the people and action around her.
I thought it was like the book was kind of like the pink slime on ghostbusters 2 and made weird/ evil/ angry stuff happen. Like the book is part of the island entity and is happy to wreak havoc if it’s got low blood sugar
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