Cole sat at the dining table watching TV. When Tommy waved at the camera, he smashed a shoe at the switch of the TV, and the TV suddenly went dark.

"Koll", Lin, who was adjusting the temperature regulator, stopped him: "Whatever they said, the heating was broken."

Lin stopped fiddling with the turntable and walked to the table.

Cole wore a pair of huge leather gloves left by his father.

Lin said with some dissatisfaction: "Take off the gloves."

Cole took the gloves and put them on the side of the plate.

Lin frowned again: "Don't put it on the table."

Cole put the gloves on his legs.

Lin was a little angry. This was the pain between them and their mother.

Lin and Cole ate quietly.

Lin pondered for a moment, but decided to say to her, "I looked at your drawer while cleaning the room."

Cole looked up, his face with anxiety. Obviously, he didn't want his mother to discover his secret, because this would make his mother think he was a freak.

Lin looked at Cole and said, "Do you want to confess?"

Cole just looked, didn't say anything, and didn't answer why.

Lin asked again: "Why do you always take that pendant away?"

Cole put down the cutlery and looked at his mother.

Lin said again: "That's grandma's. It's not for fun. If it breaks, you know I'll be very sad."

Cole nodded and said, "You will cry because you miss your grandma very much."

Lin became extremely gentle and said: "That's right."

But Cole said: "Sometimes people think they have lost something, but they are actually not, they are just removed."

Lin asked in confusion: "Did you remove the pendant?"

But Cole shook his head.

Lin stared at Cole, with signs of being angry!

Cole said carefully: "Don't be angry."

Lin took a deep breath and asked, "So who took it?"

Cole didn't answer again.

Lin said helplessly: "Maybe someone ran in, took the pendant away, and put it in your drawer? Is that true?"

Cole nodded: "Maybe."

Lin stared at Cole: "I'm very tired, Cole. My body and mind are tired. I need help. Our family is not in good condition." Lin rolled up a napkin and continued: "I have been praying. Maybe it's because my prayer is wrong. Now we can only ask for blessings. If we don't confess, we can't hold on. Tell me honestly, I won't be angry. Did you take the pendant?"

Cole covered his face with both hands and shook his head: "No."

Lin was really angry this time: "You have eaten enough, you go off the table immediately."

Cole looked at his mother without moving.

Lin shouted: "Hurry up!"

Cole stood up and walked towards his room.

The mother and son quarrel broke out, or rather, it was just Cole who angered her mother. It can be seen from here that Lin has a deep relationship with Cole's grandmother, but the audience is a little confused. Why did Cole do that?

Yes, is it because Cole has seen his grandmother’s soul? So he did this?

In fact, there are still some horrifying plots in "The Sixth Sense", especially the scenes that Cole saw.

For example, next.

As soon as Cole entered the dark foyer, the puppy Sebastian ran out of Cole's room with a low roar, and ran past Cole like an arrow and entered under the sofa in the living room.

At the end of the foyer, the almost closed door of Cole's room slowly opened until it was fully opened.

Just like a cartoon, a figure quickly walked into Cole's room from a room on the side. Cole looked at it still.

The shadow came out of Cole's room again, and it turned out to be a boy who was a little older than Cole.

The boy lowered his voice and said hoarsely: "Hurry up, I'll show you the gun my dad hides." The boy turned around and entered Cole's room again. Half of his head was gone.

It can be seen that even the puppy feels a little bit, but unfortunately, the others don’t feel it at all.

And no one wants to believe Cole's source of fear!

This is really painful for a child.

Lin kneeled on the kitchen floor and tried to coax Sebastian out of a pile of debris.

Cole's voice came from outside the window: "Mom!"

Lin's eyes were a little red because she had just cried. She quickly wiped away the tears with her hands and turned to look at Cole.

Cole begged and asked, "If your anger is gone, can I sleep with you tonight?"

Lin grabbed Cole's little shoulder and said, "Look at me, Cole."

Cole looked at Lin.

Lin tried hard to smile: "I'm not very angry."

Cole threw himself into Lin's arms, but his body was still trembling in fear.

Lin hugged her son and asked, "Baby, why are you trembling?"

Cole didn't answer.

Lin asked nervously: "Cole, what's wrong?"

Cole closed his eyes and hugged his mother tightly.

Lin said desperately: "Please tell me, please."

This scene moved all the audience in the theater. In fact, Cole also loved his mother. When he was afraid, he would only look for his mother as a support.

Lin was desperate that she didn't know anything about Cole, but something bad and strange happened to Cole.

This made her extremely desperate!

The camera turned and reached the Malcolm line.

In fact, there are only two lines in the whole movie, one is Cole's side and the other is Malcolm's side.

Inside the antique shop.

"This is from the Edwardian era, with meticulous inlay, full of fine diamonds and a Burmese sapphire, a classic work." Anna was with a pair of young men. The three were looking at the engagement ring in a glass cabinet.

The man hesitated for a moment and asked with a stuttering stutter, "Do you... have a more ordinary diamond ring?"

The woman glanced at her lover.

The woman said a little dissatisfied: "A little more ordinary? A little more ordinary diamond ring is paired with a little more ordinary wife?"

The man quickly explained: "No, baby, don't be angry. You are so beautiful, you are as beautiful as Burmese sapphires, you don't need these at all."

The woman doubtfully said: "Ahhh."

"Try it first, how does it feel?" Anna took out the ring from the cabinet and put it on the woman: "Is there a desire?"

The woman nodded.

Anna: "I think this diamond ring represents a desire. I imagine that the woman who once owned this diamond ring must have had an unforgettable relationship."

The woman glanced at Anna and asked with great interest: "Does he have curly hair and brown eyes?"

The man cast a very weird glance at his fiancée.

Anna's expression was a bit weird: "I don't know, but... there are many jewelry here that can give me a different feeling. You should choose a suitable one. I think when people die, they will leave their marks on what they have, such as fingerprints."

Many viewers couldn't help frowning because everyone could imagine that this ring was probably Anna's.

Anna packed the ring into a box.

Sean came up from the basement with an antique chair on his back and found a place to put the chair down.

Sean looked at Anna and said, "You don't need a master's degree, you need a strong man with a back and a waist."

Anna said disapprovingly: "I need a strong man with a master's degree."

Anna took out a packaged birthday gift for Sean.

Sean: "What is this?"

Anna: "Happy birthday!"

Sean: "You gave it?"

Anna nodded.

Sean unpacked it, and it was a book. The worn-out writing reads "Great Gatsby."

Anna: "This is the first edition of the book."

Sean: "You must have spent a lot of money."

Anna joked: "No, I'll take it from your year-end bonus."

Sean: "Great, Anna, thank you."

Sean hugged Anna. Suddenly, with a loud bang, the glass of the store broke. Anna and Sean quickly separated and ran to the store door. They saw that the glass of the front door was broken into spider webs.

They opened the door carefully and saw no suspicious people.

As the camera switches, Malcolm storms on the sidewalk.

Obviously the store glass just now is related to Malcolm!
Chapter completed!