Jud Crandall's origin story in Paramount+'s Pet Sematary: Bloodlines answers a query about his character from Stephen King's 1983 horror novel.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Taking the timeline back 50 years, Pet Sematary: Bloodlines answers plenty of burning questions about Ludlow, the cemetery’s origins, and Jud Crandall himself. Jackson White leads Pet Sematary: Bloodlines’ cast and characters as young Jud Crandall, with this era in Ludlow’s history exploring the story-within-a-story told by older Jud in King’s 1983 Pet Sematary novel.
In the original Pet Sematary story, Jud Crandall and his wife Norma meet the Creed family and ultimately warn of the Sematary’s evil nature, with Jud uttering the iconic line, “Sometimes dead is better.” When warning of the Pet Sematary’s powers, Jud recounts the tale of Timmy Baterman from his youth, but Bloodlines proves that Jud omitted some crucial details about his personal link to the area.
Pet Sematary: Bloodlines Reveals Why Jud & Norma Crandall Never Had Kids One significant question about Jud and Norma Crandall’s marriage from the original Pet Sematary story is why the couple never had children, as Jud essentially becomes a father figure to Louis throughout the novel. While King’s book doesn’t explain this, Pet Sematary: Bloodlines offers a tragic answer. Bloodlines sees Jud Crandall dreaming of finally leaving Ludlow, only for him to be pulled back at any effort.
Jud & Norma's New Origins Makes A Deleted Pet Sematary Scene Even More Bizarre While Norma died of an illness and was never put in the “sour ground” in Stephen King’s novel, the 2019 movie adaptation gave Jud’s wife a different, more sinister fate. Collider confirmed that a deleted scene from Pet Sematary revealed that after Norma died, Jud couldn’t bear to live without her, so he buried her in the Pet Sematary.
Not to mention how ridiculous it is that Jud would later tell Louis about the Pet Sematary to revive the Creeds’ departed cat Church, it makes no sense that he would willingly put a human in those grounds. While it’s possible that the Wendigo fed on Jud’s weakness in his grief, compelling him to lay Norma in the sour ground to give it another victim, Pet Sematary: Bloodlines indicates that Jud had learned to fight back against its powers.
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