One of the more shocking deaths in the original "Final Destination" was the scene in which Terry gets hit by a bus. The moment is sudden, bloody, and kind of confusing. At this point in the film, Devon Sawa's character Alex is piecing together that his friend's death was no accident, nor was it suicide. While explaining his theory in front of a cafe to Clear, he sees the reflection of a bus in the window, but no bus passes by. This is yet another premonition of someone's impending death.
The other survivors, Chet, Terry, Valerie, and Billy also wind up outside the cafe. Chet blames Alex for what happened with the plane and accuses him of ruining everyone's lives. Alex tries to defend himself, but Terry is fed up. She shouts at both of them, demanding that they get over their trauma and move on. She, for one, will not allow this tragedy to control her. Then she steps into the road and gets splattered by a bus.
Clearly, her murder was part of Death's new design. The foreshadowing of the bus in the window tells us that. Still, she didn't even look before stepping off the curb? She was so fixated on telling everyone off that she didn't think to look both ways? Sure, Death planned on killing her, but she totally could've avoided this.
