The Director of Music Department

At this time in the movie, it can be said that almost everyone knows why Cole, a little boy, is called a freak.

Why would he know the things that the gods talk about?

For example, the teacher, why would he know that he stuttered?

That's because something told him.

It's just that it's too difficult for a child.

Cole was in a coma and was taken to the hospital naturally.

Inside the hospital ward!

"He has no heart disease and is in good condition. As long as he takes a break, he can go home tonight."

Lin closed her eyes and sighed in pain after listening to Doctor Hill's words.

Doctor Hill glanced at Lin and said, "Your son has some bruises and scars on his body. I am very worried."

Malcolm, sitting behind Lin, noticed a woman standing in the doorway.

"It was caused by sports." Lin opened her eyes wide, trying to capture Doctor Hill's expression: "Do you think I did it? Do you think I'm a bad mother?"

Doctor Hill was noncommittal and turned to look at the door: "Mrs. Sloan is there. She is a social worker in the hospital. She will ask you some questions about procedures."

Lin raised her voice: "What happened to my child today? He has something wrong...something is wrong."

If you say that before, everyone thought that the bruises and scars on Cole's body must have something to do with his mother, but at this time, everyone knows that it should have nothing to do with his mother.

It is more related to Cole's ability to see the soul!

All the audience are staring straight at the big screen, and everyone wants to know how it will develop in the future.

Can Malcolm cure Cole's "disease"?

At night, in the ward!

Cole lay straight on the hospital bed, wrapped in a blanket, staring out the window.

"Hey", Malcolm walked into the ward and sat down by the bed: "Does your father tell a story before going to bed?"

Cole didn't respond.

Malcolm hesitated and began to tell the story: "A long, long time ago, there was a prince who decided to drive, so he got the driver and set off. Drive and drive, it's been a long time. It's been too long, he Asleep...When he woke up, he found that they were still driving. It was a long journey."

Cole turned his head: "Dr. Clovey."

Malcolm: "Yeah."

Cole: "You haven't told a bedtime story before, have you?"

Malcolm smiled: "Yes, I haven't talked about it."

Cole thought for a while and said, "You have to add some plot to it."

Malcolm: "Okay, add some plot. What kind of plot? Give me some hints."

Cole: "Maybe they are out of gas."

Malcolm: "No gas, great. They're driving, aren't they?"

Cole: "Tell me why you are sad?"

Malcolm was surprised: "Do you think I am sad?"

Cole nodded.

Malcolm: "Why do you think that?"

Cole: "Your eyes tell me."

Malcolm was moved by his little patient and choked a little: "I shouldn't talk about this topic."

Cole sighed weakly.

"There used to be a man named Malcolm", Malcolm looked at the tired little boy in front of him, and began to say emotionally: "He helps children solve problems, he likes this job, and what does he love about it? For everything. One day, he discovered that he had treated a child wrongly and he couldn’t help that child. He blamed himself and couldn’t forget. Since then, everything has changed and he is no longer the same. His wife is not the same. Like him now, they stop talking, just like strangers."

Cole stared at him.

Malcolm: "...One day, Malcolm met a wonderful child who was very similar to that child. Malcolm decided to help this child because he felt that if he could help this child, it would be the same as saving. The previous child."

Cole: "Is there any ending to this story?"

Malcolm: "I don't know."

Cole pondered for a while, and made up his mind: "I will tell you my secret now."

Malcolm nodded: "Okay."

Cole said in pain and fear: "I can see the dead."

Malcolm stared quietly: "In your dreams?"

Cole shook his head.

Malcolm: "When you are awake?"

Cole nodded.

Malcolm pretended to be calm: "The dead man in the coffin?"

Cole shook his head: "They walked around like us, they couldn't see each other, they only saw what they wanted. They didn't know they were dead."

Malcolm tried to control his questioning, trying not to express any emotions: "Do you often see them?"

"I see it often", Cole said with tears in his eyes: "There are them everywhere....You don't know how to tell others, do you?"

Malcolm: "No, I promise."

Cole: "Wait until I fall asleep before leaving, okay?"

Malcolm nodded.

Cole covered the blanket, turned to the window, and closed his eyes.

Malcolm stared at Cole quietly.

Seeing this, many emotional audiences couldn't help but feel distressed for Cole.

Especially afterwards, Malcolm's words made the audience feel distressed.

Malcolm, who was walking on the corner of the street, was recording.

"Cole, his condition is worse than I thought. He has hallucinations, delusions, and some kind of schizophrenia in preschool children, and may have to be hospitalized for medication."

"I can't help him either." After speaking, Malcolm turned off the tape recorder.

This makes the audience feel a little depressed.

Cole didn't want to say anything, but he chose to believe Malcolm, but Malcolm didn't want to believe what he said.

This is Cole's greatest sorrow, and everyone understands why Cole is always outlier and why he is always weird!

Lin came home with Cole on her back!

The door opened, and when she entered, Cole was already asleep on her shoulder.

Lynn gently put Cole on the bed. Cole curled up like a 4-year-old kid.

Lin took off Cole's coat. She saw a hole in the back of her dress, and then looked at the three small tears on the back of the T-shirt Cole was wearing. She quickly picked up Cole's T-shirt and saw the scratches of her fingernails on Cole's back. Lin looked around helplessly, tears in her eyes.

Many viewers in the theater couldn't help but blush.

On the one hand, I feel sorry for Cole, and on the other hand I blame myself for the previous misunderstanding of Lin.

Because Lin's performance can be said to be a mother who loves Cole very much.

As soon as the picture turned, Lin called in her room.

Lynn said to the phone, "Hello, this is Lynn Sear, Cole's mother, please tell your son and his friends not to touch my son's hair."

This is all a mother can do for her son.

She loves Cole deeply, but she can only do so much for him.

In the theater, there are many audiences with children. Seeing this scene, it can be said that they feel more profound than anyone else.

When her child is hurt, the mother is always worried about the one who is the most sad!