Donnie Darko Explanation (Day 1) -S. Darko Marathon-

Okay, Easter is on it's way children, and Frank the 6-foot tall bunny rabbit will definitely be there. *Virtual cookie to anyone who gets the Frank joke.*
Okay, I have no idea whether you know or not, but a sequel (I may or may not want to see) is coming out for Donnie Darko called S. Darko. I believe it to be coming out on May 19, 2009. The person playing Samantha Darko is (strangely) the same person who played her in 2001. The two-minute trailer does not give us a lot of info, but we can tell that, whether you think it'll be good or not, you'll still wanna see it.
I personally would have laughed if the movie came out on Easter Sunday. Scary bunny + Easter+ Donnie= Fun!

Anyways, there are several issues stated in forums that the movie, S. Darko, will suck eggs... Easter eggs..
Since I guess I've been obsessed with all these issues in Donnie Darko, I might as well answer some of them. I've been researching this for a few days and came up with some answers.
This will most likely be a weekly or daily post on my blog on
Donnie Darko answers. Tune in for tomorrow for another explanation.

Fire and Water
Problem- People think it's retarded that S. Darko ( or Sam as I'll call her) can conjur fire.
Answer- In the book, Philosophy of Time Travel, Roberta Sparrow states that the Living Reciever (Donnie or Sam) can manipulate fire and water. (And extra strength and telekinesis, but that isn't this topic.)
Example- Donnie lights fire to Jim Cunningham's house using gasoline. It never clearly shows how he burned it, but it never showed a lighter or match, so you could assume it was his power.

Next time-
* I'll explain the main explanation for Donnie Darko.