Violence supervision in Conan

Chapter 566 An unexpected reversal, mutual redemption, thunderous applause!

Conan encounters a strange young girl.

To be precise, it was the ghost of a girl.

—This scene features a cameo appearance by Sonoko Suzuki.

The girl asked Conan to give a box she had hidden to her father.

Because only Conan can see her, and only he can help her.

Conan, who usually avoids these ghosts like the plague, has agreed to help this time.

They managed to find the box and gave it to the other party's heartbroken father.

The box contained a videotape, the contents of which were shocking!

It turned out to be evidence that the stepmother murdered the girl!

The other party added trace amounts of toxic substances to the girl's food every day, which eventually killed her.

After watching the videotape, the furious father immediately went to confront his wicked stepmother.

The latter quickly received the punishment he deserved.

The real culprit was brought to justice, and the girl, whose wish had been fulfilled, expressed her sincere gratitude to Conan.

For the first time, Conan wasn't as averse to the fact that he could see ghosts.

This incident suddenly touched Conan.

The mindset also underwent a transformation.

He slowly began to realize that the ghosts that used to approach him might not be trying to scare him, but rather seeking his help.

"Perhaps there's something I can do..."

at the same time.

Rintaro finally believed Conan, who possessed eyes that could communicate between the living and the dead.

You can actually see ghosts and talk to them.

Vincent was telling the truth, and Conan wasn't lying either.

They were not suffering from delusions; it was simply that a miraculous fate had bestowed upon them extraordinary abilities.

Filled with remorse, Rintaro suddenly realized his mistake and hurriedly went back to find the boy.

He didn't want Conan to end up like Vincent, suffering from constant fear because of his distrust, ultimately ruining his life.

After Rintaro's sincere apology, Conan forgave him.

The two reconciled.

Next, under Rintaro's gradual guidance, Conan finally believed and understood that the ghosts did not want to harm him.

Those ghosts simply need the help of someone like Conan who can see them, either to make up for regrets in their lives or to plead their case for wrongful death.

This allowed Conan to gradually shed his fears and begin to try to accept and learn to face them.

And go and help those ghosts who need help, and learn about their regrets in life.

Perhaps this is the meaning behind the existence of my eyes...

With this understanding, Conan began to change his mindset, from fear to acceptance, and from passive contact to active help.

As she continued to help the ghost, her personality gradually became more cheerful, and she even participated in a program at school.

Rintaro was greatly relieved by the boy's improved "condition".

Conan also opened up to his mother, telling her about his "abilities".

Here, a famous scene unfolded—

Conan tells his mother that his grandmother's spirit has always been with them, and the reason she lingered was to answer the questions her mother kept asking at the grave.

The mother looked at the tombstone and asked, "Am I...someone who made you proud?"

Conan answered for her on behalf of her grandmother: "Every single day!"

The mother burst into tears and completely believed in her son's special abilities.

The audience couldn't help but feel moved as they watched the mother and son weeping in each other's arms.

They never expected to see such a heartwarming scene in a movie that was supposed to be a thriller.

Film critics wrote in their notes: "A thriller disguised as an emotional film, the seemingly mundane plot unfolds with deeply moving emotional elements, a rare masterpiece!"

Some film critics even agree that "The Sixth Sense" definitely has the potential to compete for an Oscar!
Rumors that Takeshi Onino wanted to win an Oscar seem to have some truth to them. Everyone's anticipation for the upcoming plot has only grown stronger.

……

Beikacho Cinema.

Watching the mother and son in the movie who both found redemption and forgiveness, the mother and son, Kazuki Kinukawa and Asaka Saegusa, were also deeply moved.

The two looked at each other simultaneously.

Suddenly, they both smiled.

All the previous misunderstandings and disagreements seemed to melt away in this relieved smile.

Looking at her son, Asaka Mie made a decision in her heart.

……

The plot of "The Sixth Sense" unfolds in a way that is both gradual and bizarre, leaving viewers somewhat bewildered.

The following plot returns to the emotional crisis between Rintaro and his wife.

However, some astute viewers noticed some inconsistencies in it.

There are even logical flaws in some parts.

For example, his wife watches a documentary about their wedding every night, which clearly shows she loves him, but they never talk to each other.

There are many such scenarios.

This inevitably raised questions among the viewers: Did Takeshi Ono not explain things clearly?
At this moment, they were unaware of the shocking truth that was about to unfold!
Only when the story is almost over are all the doubts resolved and all the illogicalities transformed into logical ones.

Why did Rintaro never communicate with his wife?
Why does Rintaro's wife hug the blanket tightly when he walks to her side?

Why is my wife always in a low mood?

Why did Conan show fear when he first met Rintaro?

Everything, everything, is because—

Rintaro... is actually a ghost too!
He was already dead the night Vincent shot him.

Therefore, his wife cannot see him, and naturally, she cannot communicate with him.

"Dead people can never see each other again."

"They can only see what they want to see."

"They thought they were still alive."

"I have a way to make your wife hear you."

"While she was asleep."

This is Conan's reminder to Rintaro; he actually already knew the other person was a ghost.

The film is full of foreshadowing, and every detail has its own significance.

So, Rintaro appeared in his wife's dream. After their conversation, he discovered that the ring that should have been on his hand had rolled off his wife's lap, and his wife said, "Why did you leave me?"

Memories flooded his mind, and he realized that he was actually dead.

This reversal of fortune shocked everyone!

"Wow!"

A cacophony of noise erupted simultaneously in screening rooms across the country.

This completely unexpected ending brought a huge shock to the audience!

The male protagonist, whom I always thought was there to help Conan, turns out to be a ghost who has already died!

Perhaps such a reversal wouldn't seem like much twenty years from now, but in today's world, it's enough to shake everyone's soul!
Some people think even deeper: it seems that Rintaro helped Conan, but isn't it also that Conan redeemed Rintaro?
Perhaps, this is in itself a wonderful journey of mutual redemption!

Viewers who realized this were once again amazed by Takeshi Ono's ingenious design!

At the end of the movie, Rintaro, realizing the truth, knows he will be leaving after fulfilling his wish. He whispers loving words to his sleeping wife, who responds to him in her dreams.

"I miss you as well……"

"You are the most important person in my heart, and always will be!"

The movie ends.

The next moment, thunderous applause erupted!

(End of this chapter)