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and she keeps running in the dark
by: pixie paramount (10/8/2007, 6:58 AM)
A Tale of Two Sisters, Su-Mi-centric & she can hear the voices
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When Su-Mi stares into the dark for long enough she can see Su-yeon's eyes watching her, haunting her. She can hear Mum's laughter ringing, like bells, in her ears; she can hear Su-yeon's crying; she hear her promise—long broken—drifting in the wind.
("I'll always protect you, Su-yeon…")
When Su-Mi remembers she feels like a failure.
Su-Mi can't let go.
Su-Mi lives that day over and over and over.
Behind her eyelids, when she sleeps, she can see Su-yeon; she feels her ghost everywhere—all around her. She can feel the corpse-hands of Su-yeon choking her, holding her.
She can hear Su-yeon, her Mum, crying within the dresser.
She can hear the rope tightening with a snap and she can hear Su-yeon's last breath:
"Sum-Mi."
Su-Mi is haunted by ghosts that won't ever, ever leave.
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Author's Note: A Tale of Two Sisters is a Korean horror movie that is more of a human drama—a work of art—then anything. I love this movie and I hope I achieved the feel of it successfully.
- pixie paramount (10/8/2007, 2:45 – 2:55 PM)