Can you imagine Stan having to pull out the rest of his teeth because simply shouting out “I'm Stanley Pines!" at the top of his lungs somewhere in the woods wouldn't make as much of an impact? He needed there to be solid proof that the police knew it was unmistakably him that was in the car.
There's already blood in the bathroom, what difference would a little more make until he has to clean it up anyway?
Caryn sobs and wails loudly when the investigators confirm that Stan Pines was in the car wreck because of the evidence found in the wreckage. Dental records confirm that the teeth belonged to Stan Pines because he wore braces when he was younger.
For the autopsy, continuous strange patterns were discovered over the “remains” of Stan Pines, mainly that the victim himself was off the grid for most of his mid-twenties. A handful of culprits the law enforcement caught were interrogated until they admitted more of Stan Pines injuries, which was listed to missing organs, blood “donations,” quality “hair donation,” and plasma blood “donation.” At one point someone even said that Stan “donated” his own bones, which was later proven false.
When the list was revealed to the Pines family, and more details were given of each one (hint: Stan never once willingly donated anything, except for his blood maybe once or twice), Caryn just screamed in agony, and Shermie almost fainted. Fillbrick had left the room. The investigator then said it's for the best of Stanley's death was to stay on the down low because they're uncertain if there are people still looking for him, and if so they make come after the Pines family, too.
Shermie sorrowfully admitted he couldn’t handle the pressure of going to Oregon while watching over his back the whole time, so Caryn understood him and let off on this one.
Fillbrick was unusually quiet as he watched Caryn pack a small suitcase of clothes in their room. Neither he or Caryn said a word to each other while she packed a suitcase of clothes, and they didn’t even say goodbye to each other once she left their bedroom.
Stanford is totally quiet when Caryn approaches to hug him. She doesn't question it at all as he just lost his twin, after all.
“Stanford Pines” doesn't open his mouth once to say a word the whole time his mother is visiting.
