She was the little girl who survived in the story. In the movie, she had fled home in fear, but her mother was merely a poor single mother who could not understand the girl's terror at all. She only thought the destruction caused by the evil spirit was the girl getting into trouble again and making a complete mess of the house.
She had even hit and scolded her a little.
It was all helplessness born of poverty!
When the little girl truly died, however, she feared nothing and wept bitterly.
"Eat up. There's plenty more. When you head home later, each of you can take a portion." As he spoke, Wu Heng turned to look at the weather outside, seeming somewhat helpless. "There's no way to do business in this weather."
"If you don't eat it, it'll just spoil sitting here. Bananas can't be kept for long, so eat as much as you want. You can eat your fill today!"
"You've also helped me solve a problem."
Wu Heng's words eased the guilt in the three little girls' hearts. After all, they knew the price of these things was far beyond what they could afford.
After they finished eating, each of them took a portion and skipped happily back to their own homes.
As for the coins from before, they had completely forgotten about them in the face of this enormous unexpected delight.
Wu Heng piled the fried bananas into the empty pot, cleaned up the trash, and carried it to the garbage disposal area in the corridor.
This apartment building had a garbage chute built like a water pipe. Residents on every floor could toss their bagged trash down through this roughly fifty-square-meter square passage, letting it slide down to the garbage pile on the first floor.
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