What she wants to do is to give her unexpressed love of the child to other children she sees, but her love can no longer be expressed in a normal way. Her expression is to give death as a gift To the children she originally wanted to love.
So when Arthur returned the black-clothed woman's son in the swamp, she didn't give up, because the bone in the swamp can only be counted as a dependent origin, not as the last wish of a ghost. The resentment of her mother's love has surpassed the original deep-rooted affection, and she wants to take the licking feelings of other parents as her own.
However, Arthur used his life to defend his right to love as a father. In the end, if the end of life is used as the criterion for the success or failure of the game between humans and ghosts, it seems that he lost to the woman in black, but in fact, this is Arthur defending. The family affection completely defeated the woman in black. The bond of the family has not been broken. Instead of missing a part of the family's relationship after the end of life, it is a complete body of happiness. The cursing power of the woman in black was completely defeated. She could neither possess the soul of the child after the temptation, nor receive the grief of his living parents, so her curse was over.
What can defeat resentment is often not a tough thing, it is the seemingly inadvertent happiness that has already made the dark negative energy appear so helpless.
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