[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Chuck

oh I didn't notice Shaun had already posted it.

and isn't it horribly sad, Ammi? I don't even want to think about it again, I remember I watched it on a Sunday at night and I needed to wake up early in the morning on Monday but I couldn't sleep because I was too scared to dream about it. :"(

Spoiler:

..when his dad said at the end that he had looked into the face of evil or something..?..you just knew that for his family, he really had..there wasn't any other way to describe what she did..she truly was but even with all of that and their sadness, they still were happy to have friends around them, his friends and to help people...just such incredibly inspiring people...

[Chuck]

Originally Posted by Ammi

Spoiler:

..when his dad said at the end that he had looked into the face of evil or something..?..you just knew that for his family, he really had..there wasn't any other way to describe what she did..she truly was but even with all of that and their sadness, they still were happy to have friends around them, his friends and to help people...just such incredibly inspiring people...

Spoiler:

yes, his parents are truly amazing people, I remember there was a point in the movie that I thought, well this is absolutely heartbreaking and this is officially the saddest doc I've ever watched but at the time I thought that his parents having to deal with that monster on a daily basis was "it" but when we get to find out that she actually killed Zac, omg it's just too revolting

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Chuck

Spoiler:

yes, his parents are truly amazing people, I remember there was a point in the movie that I thought, well this is absolutely heartbreaking and this is officially the saddest doc I've ever watched but at the time I thought that his parents having to deal with that monster on a daily basis was "it" but when we get to find out that she actually killed Zac, omg it's just too revolting

Spoiler:

..I don't think she wanted anyone to have any place in the life of her 'obsessions'..I won't call it love because love wouldn't do the things she did..but she kept Andrew from his friends and parents until she realised that she couldn't keep his love, then she killed him so that no one else could love him..then she did the same with his son, so that the people who truly loved him, his grandparents couldn't have him and be happy...I wanted to see some small bit of her that was good in some way but, even after she killed Andrew..but there was nothing there, she was completely unlikeable and I do think that he was right..she was evil, cold and incapable of love or compassion

[Chuck]

Originally Posted by Ammi

Spoiler:

..I don't think she wanted anyone to have any place in the life of her 'obsessions'..I won't call it love because love wouldn't do the things she did..but she kept Andrew from his friends and parents until she realised that she couldn't keep his love, then she killed him so that no one else could love him..then she did the same with his son, so that the people who truly loved him, his grandparents couldn't have him and be happy...I wanted to see some small bit of her that was good in some way but, even after she killed Andrew..but there was nothing there, she was completely unlikeable and I do think that he was right..she was evil, cold and incapable of love or compassion

Spoiler:

yeah, the most worrying part is that she didn't even go to jail like, she wasn't even considered a treat by authorities to society after having killed her husband.

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