She is mentally ill and she hears voices. It's all a game to her and she likes it that way but she soon discovers that the voice is not the one she wants to hear from.
An original concept that can be explored further - a woman in conversation with the voices in her head. The script was full of suspense and relatively easy to read, and I found myself wanting to reach the end to find out what happened to the protagonist.
However, the purpose of having the woman converse with a voice in her head was unclear to me. I went into the story expecting that the woman is in frequent conversation with the voice in her...
1. Concept - The idea of having a mentally ill person listen to that voice in their head is nothing new, but the fact that it was an old lady rather than someone younger was kinda funny.
2. Story - There's almost no story to follow along with here other than the fact that the old lady hears a voice that wants her to wait until the perfect moment for a husband to come to her.
When Irish servant Reanna O’Neil is brutally attacked by a British Lord , she fights back in self-defense mortally wounding him. Fleeing for her life, she’s doggedly pursued by his son, a sadistic British Officer who’s determined to “Make the Irish slattern pay!”
In the height of the pandemic, a man is stuck abroad from his family having to entertin his spoilt child via video call in a bizarre and twisted fashion.
Following the death of his mother, a playwright loses his purpose. He goes out into the middle of the ocean for inspiration and gets stuck there. In his last moments alive, he begins to tell his life in the form of a standup routine told to an imaginary audience.
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