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Movie • 2010 • Horror
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After being mysteriously kidnapped by a Doctor and his violent henchman, a young man is held captive in the converted cellar of an old mansion. For reasons unknown, he's forced to endure heinous physical and psychological torture, but slowly realizes the worst is yet to come when the Doctor's brutal plan for him is finally revealed….
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No dogs or animals are in this movie
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Is there genital trauma/mutilation?
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Genitals are surgically removed from the main character, it's not particularly graphic (some blood, but the camera angle and hands hide most of it). It seems transphobic and poorly researched/thought out.
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Is there sexual content?
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Sexual assault, nudity (no p***s is visible, a vagina is visible), implications of incest.
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Are there nude scenes?
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There's an SA. The main character is nude for surgery, and when they're told to change clothes.
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Are there flashing lights or images?
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The editing is however very erratic (trying to tap into that Saw-style editing but it's bad here), it might be worth keeping that in mind.
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Doctor transitions someone without permission while convincing them they're Rachel, there is misgendering in in this.
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Are there sudden loud noises?
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Guns are fired, but you see them being pointed etc so it's not unexpected.
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Are there "Man in a dress" jokes?
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It isn't played as a joke but the "man in a dress" concept comes up when the main character is handed a dress and their own clothes are taken away, the main character argues back that he doesn't want to be a man in a dress.
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Does an abused person forgive their abuser?
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Not really but they break down from torture so they appear to forget who they are and they conform to what is expected of them. It could be similarly triggering to some so I thought I'd mention it.
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Is there amputation?
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Sort of, genitals are removed but they say "that'll become the vagina" (or words to that effect). You don't really see much but it happens.
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Is there misophonia?
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There are eating scenes, I didn't think it was loud but you may need to judge for yourself, you'll have time to react because you see people at a table or see a tray of food being handed over before actual eating happens. There were no high-pitched scraping sounds.
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Is someone drugged?
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Chloroform (or something similar) is used to put the main character under.
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Is there gun violence?
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Detective is shot, doctor is shot, gun is pointed at people a few times.
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Is reality unstable or unhinged?
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The main character thinks they're someone else but the reality of the film doesn't bend around this, audience isn't intended to be confused.
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Woman is beaten during SA near the end
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Are any hands damaged?
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Someone intentionally burns someone else's fingers near the start (they'll start talking about fingerprints). The bandages are later removed which causes pain and you can see the injuries.
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Is someone disabled played by able-bodied?
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Rachel is bed-bound. She's only fully shown in bed very briefly right near the end.
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Is electro-therapy used?
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As part of the torture. It jump cuts back and forth with it sometime after the main character tries to escape. I'd recommend having someone you trust help by skimming through the film to find any of your triggers because the film does a lot of cutting back and forth (or watch something better) which can make it tricky to avoid triggers.
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Does a family member die?
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Uncle, father, daughter, all dead by the end of the film. None are related to the main character.
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Is someone stabbed?
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Mr George (the big bald guy) gets stabbed in the neck with a sharpened bit of bone (he doesn't die). There are medical procedures involving scalpels but there are no stabbing motions, and Mr George gets his throat slit (also not a stabbing motion but thought I'd mention it just in case).
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Does someone have a seizure?
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Main character receives electro-shock treatment and convulses from this. It's not a seizure though.
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No but there is a shaver, and scalpels.
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Is a male character ridiculed for crying?
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He cries but isn't ridiculed for it by anyone else. It seems like he's ashamed or confused by it though.
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Does someone spit?
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Main character spits food at Mr George when he brings him food (looks like mashed potato maybe).
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Is there screaming?
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Man is being tortured so he yells/screams (not high pitched) throughout the film. Woman screams during SA near the end.
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Is someone's mouth covered?
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With a rag soaked in chloroform before the surgeries, and at the end Rachel is suffocated.
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Is there body dysphoria?
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Marking yes just in case. It's not really discussed, but the main character probably experiences it since they are transitioned against their will. At one point after the first operation they're lying on the floor with a fever and it looks like they may be experiencing this. They're told that they're someone else for much of this time, and appear to believe it due to a breakdown. This stuff is handled so poorly in the film though that it's not really easy to give a simple answer.
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Is someone kidnapped?
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The main character is abducted to be tortured etc You see it happen at the beginning of the film after he leaves the bar. They hit him on the head to knock him out and he wakes up in a cell.
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Does someone leave without saying goodbye?
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The doctor mentions near the end that Rachel didn't say goodbye. You don't actually see it, it's just mentioned.
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Is there incarceration?
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Someone is imprisoned in a basement cell under a mansion, but no one is formally incarcerated by cops.
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Is a woman brutalized for spectacle?
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SA scenes near the end of the film are drawn out and decidedly played for shock value, especially with the way the scenes are set up, and the erratic editing.
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Is there domestic violence?
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Does someone become unconscious?
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Might not be a movie to watch if this is one of your triggers because it happens several times throughout the film.
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Are there transphobic slurs?
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No slurs, the movie itself is transphobic though in the way it handles everything.
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Is there blood/gore?
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Blood/gore is mild and not particularly realistic. There is bursting blood (like from a blood pack) when Mr George (bald man) is stabbed in the neck with a sharpened bone, the detective is shot and there another burst of blood, you see blood on the main guy's fingers when he removes bandages (fingertips were burnt earlier), there's some blood during the scene where the main character's genitals are removed (you don't actually see much else because it's covered by a hand or a camera angle), you do see blood on the bandages and they develop a fever (which passes). We later see breast implant surgery (the character gets a fever again following this), and then there's some blood at the end when Mr George (throat slit) , and the doctor (shot) are killed.
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Is someone tortured?
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The main character is tortured for pretty much the whole film.
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Is there excessive gore?
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Minimal gore is present, not excessive gore compared to many films. Things happen for "shock value" however, you don't see as much gore as you might expect. Nonetheless here are some things that do happen so people can try to judge for themself: There aren't really bruises left from the beatings the main character receives. There is bursting blood (like from a blood pack) when Mr George (bald man) is stabbed in the neck with a sharpened bone, the detective is shot and there another burst of blood, you see blood on the main guy's fingers when he removes bandages (fingertips were burnt earlier), there's some blood during the scene where the main character's genitals are removed (you don't actually see much else because it's covered by a hand or a camera angle), you do see blood on the bandages and they develop a fever (which passes). We later see breast implant surgery (the character gets a fever again following this), and then there's some blood at the end when Mr George (throat slit) , and the doctor (shot) are killed.
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Is there finger/toe mutilation?
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Fingertips burnt on the bottom of a hot pan near the beginning of the film in an attempt to remove fingerprints. We later see the character remove some of the bandages (if I recall there are cuts back to the finger burning scene), removing the bandages is painful and their fingertips are visible injured. The injuries are also visible later when nail polish is applied.
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Are needles/syringes used?
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Hormone injections
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Is there a hospital scene?
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The movie takes place in a mansion, but there is still surgery in the basement.
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Is there throat mutilation?
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Side of Mr George's (big bald guy) neck is stabbed with a sharpened bone.
(spoiler: his throat is later slit)
(spoiler: his throat is later slit)
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Does someone asphyxiate?
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You see someone being choked during the rape near the end. Someone is suffocated shortly after (but not choked).
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Is someone burned alive?
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Fingers are burned but no one is completely burned alive.
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Does someone struggle to breathe?
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Rachel is suffocated at the end, cloth with chloroform is held over the main character's face, a throat is slit near the end (during the SA scene).
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Does someone die by suicide?
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Does someone attempt suicide?
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Does someone have a mental illness?
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Rachel is bed-bound with PTSD and the main character is tortured until they essentially have a mental breakdown.
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Is there D.I.D. misrepresentation?
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Not specifically DID but they believe they're someone else due to torture, and at times it looks like a bad representation of DID.
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Does someone suffer from PTSD?
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Rachel. The main character could be considered to have PTSD by the end.
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Main character is tortured to convince him he's someone else, it appears to work.
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Is a mentally ill person violent?
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They kill someone while they remember who they are (between believing they're the person they kill). It is played as if this is out of "sympathy" based on what is said.
However, I would note that they were already violent before they were abducted.
However, I would note that they were already violent before they were abducted.
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Does someone say "I'll kill myself"?
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Is there shaving/cutting?
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Shaving, but it's with a standard shaver and you can't see the blades. We only see a little bit of leg being shaved, and they don't cut/nick themself.
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Is someone choked?
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In the SA near the end of the film.
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Marking yes due to inappropriate interactions mentioned in diary entries. Better safe than sorry.
Mr George stares at Rachel as a child, her father says it's because he likes looking at beautiful things. The father also gives her a red dress and says her mother used to "wear it for him". It all sounds inappropriate, but we don't know everything that happened. The implication is there but nothing is seen or stated explicitly.
Mr George stares at Rachel as a child, her father says it's because he likes looking at beautiful things. The father also gives her a red dress and says her mother used to "wear it for him". It all sounds inappropriate, but we don't know everything that happened. The implication is there but nothing is seen or stated explicitly.
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Is a minor sexualized?
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It is implied in the girl's diary (uncle stares, dad gifts her a red dress her mother used to "wear for him"). There are no minors actually seen in the movie, but the diary entries are read out in a little girl's voice.
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Is someone gaslighted?
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Not gaslighting, someone is tortured and brain-washed/broken down/manipulated, but it's not gaslighting (still could be something to be aware of).
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Are there abusive parents?
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Nothing is shown, it is implied though.
The way Rachel as a child wrote in her diary that her father responded to her uncle staring at her, and that he gave her a red dress that her mum used to "wear for him" seem at least very inappropriate, and suggest more could've been going on. Other things are said during the film to imply he may have acted inappropriately towards her and his actions near the end reinforce this.
The way Rachel as a child wrote in her diary that her father responded to her uncle staring at her, and that he gave her a red dress that her mum used to "wear for him" seem at least very inappropriate, and suggest more could've been going on. Other things are said during the film to imply he may have acted inappropriately towards her and his actions near the end reinforce this.
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Does a major character die?
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Two characters who have a lot of screen time die. The main guy doesn't.
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Does someone die?
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There are 4 deaths in this film. (spoiler: the detective when she visits wearing a dress, Mr George during the SA scene, the doctor right after that scene, Rachel right after that pretty much at the end)
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They fight back, but the other people die.
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Is someone stalked?
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Presumably the main character is stalked but we don't see it.
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Is there ableist language or behavior?
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Doctor tells bed-bound Rachel that she really should've come down for dinner when she's unable to do so due to her PTSD. Chastising her like this seemed ableist especially given the context, but I'm not sure that everyone would agree because it's less explicit.
A bed-bound person who can't fight back is killed by the person who caused them to be in that state. The things the killer says before this imply that they are doing this out of "sympathy" (or they want her to believe they are) which could be considered ableist as it could tie into an ableist trope.
In general this movie does a poor job handling most of its subject-matter so that may be worth keeping in mind.
A bed-bound person who can't fight back is killed by the person who caused them to be in that state. The things the killer says before this imply that they are doing this out of "sympathy" (or they want her to believe they are) which could be considered ableist as it could tie into an ableist trope.
In general this movie does a poor job handling most of its subject-matter so that may be worth keeping in mind.
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Does a parent die?
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Father, but they're a vile person.
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Is there pedophilia?
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It isn't seen but there are several things in the little girl's diary that imply that Mr George was a pedophile (like mentioning him staring at her), and the way the father responded to this in the diary entry may imply he was also a creep. He also gave her a dress that her mother used to "wear for him".
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There's a drawn out SA scene near the end, they eat a meal at a large table then the main character is led to another room and it happens. It then appears to stop when the doctor enters the room, but the main character is led to the room the doctor was just in and shown the footage we just watched with extra details (confirming who is in the video etc). There are a lot of jump cuts between the doctor watching, and two SAs, one is footage of what happened to Rachel and the other is of the main character.
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Not a "relationship" the dad and uncle were both seemingly inappropriate towards Rachel (implied to be from a young age), we don't know exactly what happen it's just vaguely implied. Towards the end of the film the doctor is seen to be shaking and making faces which imply he's masturbating to what he's seeing (involving Rachel), but we only actually see his head and shoulders during this. Uncle George's actions during this scene also reinforce what was implied in the diary. No incest is directly shown however.
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Is rape mentioned?
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Mentioned/discussed, and seen on-screen. It's also somewhat obvious from the start that this film is centred on rape.
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Is someone restrained?
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The main character is trapped in a cell, sometimes restraints are also involved.
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Does it have a sad ending?
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At the end you see Rachel and the state she is in (bed-bound from the ptsd of being raped, looks unwell) which is sad.
(spoiler: the main character then kills her, steals her hair accessory while thinking lines from her diary, packs a backpack which is probably Rachel's childhood one, and walks off down the road)
(spoiler: the main character then kills her, steals her hair accessory while thinking lines from her diary, packs a backpack which is probably Rachel's childhood one, and walks off down the road)
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