Possibility 2: There is another possibility, there is a scene, I don’t know if you still remember, when the male protagonist was sleeping on the sofa, he had already dreamed of the red devil’s room and the way to the previous room, but the male protagonist refused to admit his ability and The memory was not recorded by the subjective consciousness, so the child was actually the male protagonist's own superficial consciousness, telling himself where to go!
I also want to say that I actually don't like the idea of possession a bit. Your body has a self-protection mechanism for itself, not to mention how important the fit between the soul and the body is. For example, I am the owner of the house. After I went out, you came in as an outsider, but this house does not belong to you. Because I am protected by law, I have a deed!
Overall, I don't feel as good-looking as "Dead Silence", maybe it's influenced by "The Orphan"!
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