Each of them displays a type of superpower. Dunne has superhuman strength and the ability to read people, while Price has superhuman intelligence. Crumb suffers from dissociative personality disorder, with one of his alter egos, 'The Beast,' having superhuman invulnerability.
Glass, and the Beast (et al.) that they're delusional and their superpowers aren't real—is *drum roll* actually a member of a secret society that exists to cover up the existence of superheroes.
He has nigh-invulnerability that renders him immune to disease and injuries, including traumas and shocks that would kill a normal human. Additionally, David possesses the ability of psychometry.
Abilities. Intelligence: Elijah's gift is his intelligence. He was able to study many different types of science and mathematics in order to orchestrate the disaster that brought David Dunn to him.
Jackson. Elijah has a disease called osteogenesis imperfecta type I, a genetic disease that causes his bones to break as if they were glass, a fact that gave rise to his nickname in school.
David's weakness is water after he almost drowned as a child. The traumatic event does not only bring him anxiety whenever he is submerged in water but he also never learned how to swim or properly float.
In Split and Glass, the Beast proves he's capable of flipping cars and scaling walls with nothing but his own physical strength. It seems as though there's an adrenaline component to this, as Kevin's more aggressive personalities tend to emerge in times of high stress.
The Overseer is a ruthless and manipulative AI entity who exhibit a complete lack of empathy and compassion, treating survivors as nothing more than objects to be used in its twisted experiments. it show no remorse or regret for the suffering and death they cause.
Weaknesses. Frailty: Elijah's most debilitating weakness is his Type I Osteogenesis Imperfecta, that has rendered his bones extremely brittle. This has resulted in his arms and legs being broken by merely being born and breaking multiple bones throughout his body by falling down a flight of stairs.
Glass's real power lies in his intellect, planning elaborate schemes with precision and strategy. Price orchestrates events and manipulates situations ousting his superhuman counterparts. Price's identity as Mr. Glass showcases his complex relationship with narrative, embracing his fate and legacy.
A quick recap for those who have forgotten what happened in the two previous movies: In Unbreakable, a man named David Dunn (Bruce Willis) survives a train crash and discovers that he has super strength and unbreakable bones. He can also see a person's sins when he touches them.
The big twist of Glass is, in its simplest form, the same as Unbreakable's: Mr. Glass was behind it all. His plan was never, as repeatedly teased, to lead a terrorist attack on Philadelphia's new tallest building.
Glass is a 2019 superhero film written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, who also produced with Jason Blum, Marc Bienstock, and Ashwin Rajan. The film is a crossover and sequel to Shyamalan's previous films Unbreakable (2000) and Split (2016) and the third and final installment in the Unbreakable trilogy.
The Beast, Patricia, Hedwig, and More: Your Guide to All 24 of Kevin's Identities in Glass. The three-leaf clover tattoos seem to indicate that the person in question is part of a large organization, one that may be tied to the government.
Superhuman Strength: Along with an unbreakable body, David also possesses superhuman strength. He is shown to be able to bench press around 350 pounds. In a deleted scene, he is shown to be able to press 490 pounds. The true limit of his strength is yet unknown.
Their untroubled childhoods and happiness were why he stalked and ultimately killed them. Seeing that Casey has her own psychological demons is enough to spare her.
Ok, as we all know, Elijah Price, Kevin Wendell Crumb, and David Dunn all die. Elijah (aka Mr. Glass) is killed by the Beast, Kevin (aka the Beast) is killed by being shot by a sniper, and David is drowned in a puddle.
As a child, the other kids tried to drown David Dunn by pushing him under the water and holding him there. That might have been the 'trigger' for his powers and opening him up to the ability to 'read' crimes by touching people. It's also almost certainly the trigger for his super-weakness to water and being drowned.
He is David Dunn's archenemy and former mentor, as well as the owner of the "Limited Edition" shop/art gallery who had secretly orchestrated and enacted various catastrophes and tragedies throughout both his and David's life to draw out another superhuman, or "Specials" as he calls them, effectively becoming a real- ...
Bruce Willis's character David Dunn actually has a couple superpowers. He's basically invulnerable, which is how he survives the train crash, and he has some kind of extrasensory perception, so he can identify criminals through physical contact. (He's like The Flash TV series' version of Vibe.)
Glass and the many personalities who inhabit the body of James McAvoy's Kevin Wendell Crumb, this universe has its roots not in the comic libraries of Marvel or DC but rather in Shyamalan's own imagination.
Elijah Price, also known as Mr. Glass, is the main antagonist of the Eastrail 177 film trilogy, serving as the main antagonist of Unbreakable, a mentioned character in Split and the titular main protagonist of Glass.
