The Director of Music Department

The story unfolds.

It's just that many people don't quite understand it. After all, "The Sixth Sense of Spirituality" itself has supernatural attributes.

This makes many people have more expectations for the follow-up plot.

In the movie, Malcolm follows Cole to a stop at an intersection, looks for Cole, and finds him running into a parking lot.

Cole races across the empty parking lot to the door of a building. He pushed open the ornate door with all his strength and got in.

Malcolm looked up and saw it was a church.

The gigantic cathedral was almost deserted.

Malcolm glanced at the church and found Cole squatting along the middle aisle.

Cole was playing with a group of green and brown plastic soldiers on the back bench, saying inexplicable words: ", domine."

Cole felt someone, he looked up and saw Malcolm staring at him, his face turned pale, and he held a soldier tightly in his hand.

Malcolm: "Don't be afraid, Cole. I'm Dr. Malcolm Colloway."

Cole didn't move.

In fact, the same here is also burying pits, of course, this is all intentional.

In fact, here, Cole should already know that Malcolm is dead, but because of the previous inherent impression, the audience subconsciously ignored this.

I just feel that it is the fear of children meeting strangers.

"...We were supposed to meet today, but I didn't make it, sorry." With that said, Malcolm sat down. Cole put his men on the back of the bench.

Malcolm: "A long time ago in Europe, people would seek refuge in churches."

"What are they hiding?" Cole sat down on the bench curiously.

Malcolm: "Mostly hiding from bad guys who want to lock them up and hurt them... I noticed you don't have lenses on your glasses."

Cole: "It's my dad's. It's uncomfortable with the lenses."

Malcolm: "What did you just say to the toy soldiers?"

Cole: ", domine. That's Latin."

Malcolm noticed the scratches and bruises on Cole's wrists, new and old: "Do all your soldiers speak Latin?"

Cole: "No, only one."

Malcolm frowned.

Seeing this, many people frowned like Malcolm.

A child with scratches and bruises on his wrists is the one word that anyone would associate with "abuse"!

In fact, whether in China or in North America, although this kind of thing is not very common, it is definitely not uncommon!

Involuntarily, he had bad associations with Cole's mother.

Cole asked, "Are you a good doctor?"

Malcolm nodded. "It used to be. I got a certificate. The mayor gave it to me. It's a very expensive frame."

Cole put the soldier into his schoolbag and stood up: "I'll see you again, right?"

Malcolm shrugged: "If you don't mind."

Cole turned around thoughtfully and walked out of the church. Walking to the exit, Cole quickly took a small one from a pile of Jesus statues and put it in his schoolbag.

Malcolm was stunned, and didn't close his mouth for a long time.

The audience couldn't help but laugh too.

Stealing things is certainly not a good habit for many people.

But a child, and a sick child, and an abused child, if he makes mistakes occasionally, God will forgive him, won't he?

Of course, Cole's performance before and after really made people feel a little bit overwhelmed!

The camera changes and Malcolm returns home.

Malcolm yelled, "It's me."

But unfortunately no one answered.

Malcolm walked into the restaurant and saw that there was only one set of cutlery and food left on the table.

Malcolm went into the bedroom. Only one reading light was on.

Anna appeared to be asleep in bed.

She was wrapped in a blanket and clutched a wad of tissues.

Malcolm sat on the edge of the bed watching his wife.

Anna wrapped the blanket tighter.

This made many people wonder.

After all, at the beginning of the chapter, everyone can see the love between Malcolm and Anna.

But how come the two of them have reached this point so quickly?

What happened between them?

Not only when cooking, but when eating, there was only one set of cutlery on the table, and they turned a blind eye to Malcolm.

Same bed, different dreams!

The change before and after this is a bit too big.

In fact, many people subconsciously ignore that Malcolm didn't eat!

Of course, he might have dined out, but that was clearly not the case.

The film continues.

Malcolm turned the basement doorknob.

The door was locked, and Malcolm reached into his trouser pocket for the key.

Screen transition.

The otherwise empty basement was filled with filing cabinets and filing boxes filled with psychological and medical books. A desk sits next to the wine rack.

Among the dusty piles of books Malcolm found a thick book with the words "Latin Dictionary" printed on the spine.

Malcolm sat down at the table and opened Cole's file. The first few lines read: "Deprofundiscalmsadte, domine."

Malcolm looked up the meanings of these Latin words.

Malcolm translates every word: God, I cry out to you from the abyss.

He was stunned.

The audience was also stunned.

A child, a child who is only eight years old, why would he say such a thing.

Involuntarily let the temperature in the theater drop a lot.

The screen changes again.

This time it was dawn.

The rising sun covered the entire city with a golden coat.

The bells of the church, the sound of the helicopter...the sound pierced the sky.

A puppy with different-colored eyes pokes its head out of a pile of freshly dry-cleaned laundry.

Lyn Seale found a blouse from the dry cleaner, shook it in the air, and hurriedly put it on. She was in her late thirties, with shaggy hair, and a very attractive woman.

Lynn went into the adjoining kitchen. A breakfast is ready on the kitchen table.

"Cole," Lynn said, closing the open cabinet doors and drawers as she walked over to the coffee maker.

Cole walked to the table in his school uniform and sat down.

Everyone understood that this should be Cole's mother.

However, thinking of the scars on Cole's wrist before, people can't help but scrutinize this woman.

In any case, even if the perpetrator of the son's injury was not the mother, at least she must have something to do with it.

Lin frowned and said, "Your chocolate crisps are softened."

Lin walked to Cole and checked his tie: "It's already stained."

Lin took off her tie and went into the dry cleaning room. Cole sat down at the table.

Lynn found a clean tie from the dry cleaning and turned back to the kitchen. She couldn't help screaming because all the doors and drawers were open.

Cole sat at the table, his hands flat on the table. He seemed to be shaking.

This made the audience feel more and more uncomfortable with Lin, the mother.

Cole is so afraid of her, so is the injury on his body related to his mother?

It must be so! Otherwise, why would Cole tremble?

Lin turned her head: "Are you looking for something?"

Cole lowered his head: "Sandwich pie."

Lynn glanced at the cabinet next to the sink, and the sandwich pie was obvious.

Lin: "Right here."

"Oh," Cole didn't move.

Lynn closed the cabinet doors and drawers again.

Cole: "Mom, what are you thinking?"

Lin: "Many things."

Cole still pressed his hand on the table: "Do you think I'm bad?"

Lin leaned over and said, "Look at me."

Cole looks at Lynn.

Lin: "I definitely don't think you are bad, understand?"

Cole looked into her eyes and said, "Got it."

The conversation between the mother and the son was incomprehensible.

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