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Rating: 9/10 (21 January 2017)

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Okay, that should be far enough "spoilers" where someone who has not seen the film cannot accidentally see this.
The thoughts I had after leaving the theater are as follows:
1) Both Kevin and Casey were victimized and had different ways of dealing with the abuse. Kevin was surrounded by personalities that tried to protect him from his abuse. For Casey cutting and isolation permitted her to keep living.
2) For Casey, both Kevin and Uncle John continue to live giving her more pain to live through.
3) For Kevin, the beast did not die leaving him brief moments of surfacing before another stronger personality gets off the chair forcing themselves in the light.
4) While Casey's entire existence appears bleak and tortured, she is in touch with her pain and does what she can to keep surviving.
5) Whenever Kevin surfaces he does not how much time has passed and what he his personalities have done while he is in the dark leaving him to consider suicide as the only way out.
6) During the diner scene when Mr. Glass is referenced and David Dunn answers the woman's question it was a hopefully a nod to another film with Mr. Glass, David Dunn and Kevin.
I am so tired of hearing about the Universal monster films being remade in a shared universe with characters being in each other's films. I wish Universal would have done what M. Night Shyamalan and Marvel films (e.g Nick Fury and Tony Stark meeting at the end of Iron Man) did and let us find out at the end of a film. Instead we have a fun concept with a many years of gestation. If M. Night Shyamalan does not do a shared universe movie with David Dunn, Mr. Glass and Kevin then I have just typed a paragraph that means nothing.
Anyway, I really liked the film and hope that you did as well.