몬스터와 킬러 사이의 투쟁

### 사랑과 학대 사이의 투쟁: 복잡한 여정
* 💔 내러티브는 **"괴물과 살인자 중 누가 더 나쁜가?"**라는 질문을 던지며 학대적인 관계에 맞서는 주인공의 투쟁을 강조하는 긴장감 넘치는 분위기로 전개됩니다.
* 😢 주인공은 과거를 회상하며 **데릭이 아버지처럼 자신을 신체적으로 학대한 적은 없지만 감정적인 상처가 깊어 극단적인 행동**을 취하지 않을 수 없었다고 털어놓습니다.
* 🔄 이야기가 진행되면서 주인공은 **"나는 그를 죽여야만 했다"**며 죄책감과 자신의 도덕성에 대한 혼란에 시달리며 사랑과 자기 보호의 필요성 사이의 내적 갈등을 드러냅니다.
* 📅 캐릭터의 여정에는 **작가가 되고자 하는 열망**이 담겨 있으며, 개인적인 삶에서 직면한 어려움에도 불구하고 **학대의 굴레에서 벗어나 꿈을 추구하려는 그녀의 열망**을 보여줍니다.
* 🏠 주인공은 어린 시절을 회상하며 **아버지의 알코올 중독**으로 인해 아버지가 괴물로 변해 어머니와 자신을 **두려움과 불확실성의 삶**에 가두었던 일을 회상합니다.
* 📞 목요일에 시작을 준비하면서 희망과 새로운 시작을 상징하는 **일자리 제안**을 받아 독립을 향한 전환을 알리는 결정적인 순간이 찾아옵니다.
* 🔍 주인공이 트라우마와 학대로 훼손된 세상에서 자신의 발판을 찾기 위해 노력하면서 **복잡한 관계를 헤쳐나가는 이야기**는 긴박감 있게 마무리됩니다.

괴물이 남긴 학대의 유산은 깊은 감정적 상처를 남기며, 괴물과 살인자 중 누가 더 나쁜지 의문을 제기합니다.

[Music] [Applause] [Music] So how's the job hunting going, lady? You know, you could always just come back and work with us. Quite an increase of clients routed me. Be good to have you back on board. I kind of want to pursue something in my industry for now. You mean writing? Yes. What's the matter? Nothing, I'm fine, really. You don't look fine. Why don't you want to work with me? It's not that I don't want to work with you. It's no, no. I just, I always wanted to be a professional writer. Yeah, I know. You've not really been getting in without happy. You can start back with us immediately. No, it's just that I don't get along very well with the other employees. And you're still sulking about that mistake I pulled you up on. You may be the scourge on you. I'm not sulking. It's just, I really didn't like how you had to do it in front of everyone. Really, Connor? I think you're just taking a

little bit too personally. It's just business, of course. You've only been on the phone with Cristina all morning, Derek. My mom was not well that morning. I wanted to be sure she was okay. Yeah, I know, but I'm sure your mom can look after herself with your eyes, can't she? I mean, what are you, a babysitter? You'll be coming back as a business partner with me, Joe, and Barry in a head office. I think it really needs to focus on writing. I'll direct so many things. May I move? Sorry, I'm going on business this weekend of like mm-hmm. No, I should be that by Tuesday. We'll talk about this more on Tuesday. Yeah, okay. Hello, yeah, this is Carla. Oh, hi, yeah, yeah, yeah. I would be still very interested in the position. That would be great. Yeah, yeah, it would be amazing. Thank you. Ah, yeah, yeah, no problem. When would you need me to start? Thursday? Yeah, no problem. It's perfect. Okay, okay. See you there. Thank you. Thank you. Have a lovely day. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Hello, how's it taste?

it's my cookie rude. Yeah, yeah, it's very good. I should cook few morph and save you from nothing. Do it all the time, it's great. I mean, you always work, so it's so... Did you get to explore a bit the beach in Cornwall? Yeah, the weather was nice, which was then added bonus, you know. I should take you sometime, try bit surfing, Cornish split, proper cream tea, which reminds me, I bought you something. Well, it's beautiful. Thank you. I knew you'd love it. I thought of you as soon as I saw her. It's beautiful, honestly. Thank you, Church. Oh yeah, sure, thank you. It's perfect. You've been a good mix, right? Do you remember that writing job interview I got back in January? Hmm, oh yeah, the ones you didn't even bother get it back to you. Yeah, yeah, but they finally did, and they want me for the job, so I'm starting on Thursday, first thing. And you're telling me this now? I was planning to do that before, but I... but I... but but Connor, I thought we were

supposed to be a team. Of course, we are now. You know, I need you to help us in the office. And since you've agreed that we're a team, why are you refusing to help Colin? Do you know how lucky you are, huh? I'm asking you to be my business partner. Only people get that kind of offer without even having to work for it, huh? I can help my days off, days off, days. How many days you're gonna get off? Weekends, a who? Have you been talking to? I just might. It's my new personal assistant. You have a personal assistant? Oh yeah, don't forget to tell him she's not nice having information with all from you ISM. And you've been with all the information from me since Friday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday's five days. Derek, where is it more? You can come. She's gone in tundra that you know loves a good cream tea. [Music] Come on, cough. No. [Music] Anyway, Connor, look at me. Oh yeah, yeah. I don't down. [Music]

yeah [Music] [Music] [Laughter] [Music] it's Derek. I like it. I think I came there. I don't know. Yes, yes, I'm sure, Mom. There was no breathing, no pulse, there was nothing. He's just there on the floor. It's so bad. Oh my god, it's so bad. [Music] I'm scared, Mom. I don't know what to do. I'm here alone and he's there. I don't know what to do. [Music] yeah, sorry, I'm pickup of Chino take away. Sure, thank you, thank you. I'm sorry, Madeline. Give it changer. Thank you. I'm just here for an interview. Interview, yeah. I knew it, I knew it. I'm a new face. Is this yours? Sorry, yeah, yeah, yeah. Thank you. Can they pay you back for their coffee? Yes, sir. Are you sure? I can't. I tell you what I want to pay back. Why are you giving me your number? It's just, I don't know you very well. Wow, my name's Taryn. What's your name? I'm

Carla can't. It's beautiful. So, what do you think, Carla? I could take you to dinner. Definitely, I'll pay. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, okay. [Music] [Music] But we retain now. You first. [Music] That's a good crazy. [Music] [Music] I never knew it was possible to feel so guilty for standing up to someone who mistreated you for so long. It's funny because Derrick reminded me of my father at times, even when we first started dating. Growing up, my father and I were close until he started beating my mother. At first, he would blame it on the challah call and say how she shouldn't provoke him once he had a drink or two. So, my mom would put on her best behavior whenever he told what was really a bottle or two, or more likely four, but then a lie always her rivals with Tony and an occasional slap on the face or pulling her hair. When from a drunken mistake once a week to a consistent part of his sober routine, and every time I

hated him just that little bit more. So why did my father start drinking in the first place? Unexpected redundancy meant that one day he had a job and the next day he didn't. Drinking became his remedy for the sorrow of not having a job, an escape. But his escape only turned him into a monster, a monster fixated on keeping my mother and I entrapped with its sorrow. My mom will clean the whole house at least five times a day. Writing became a coping mechanism. Hi Barry, hi. Yeah, I'm good. How are you? Good, good. Yeah, yeah, I know he's not very well now. Yeah, I need some days off for sure. No, he's asleep now. He's asleep. He can't. So have a good night. Yeah, yeah, bye. And tomorrow, right, he will again be my coping mechanism for slaying the monster. Today was hard. I mean really hard. I could barely focus when I got my first job. I was 16 years old. It was to help support my mother and I because my dad, well, mother could barely

even look after himself. I was wise and made sure to save money on my wages each time I got paid. So, by 22, we were finally able to make our escape. We left our home in country Italy along with that drunken swine and set up a new home in England, Bryceton. I miss Bristow. Like mother, like daughter. When I was around 10 years old, I asked my mom out of curiosity how exactly twas that she met my father. And surprise, surprise, just like Derek, it was also her knight in shining armor in a terribly ordinary situation. Given her directions to the nearest bus stop, 12 years later, Derek says me with what was it again? Oh yeah, two pounds and 75 for a cup of coffee and finding my purse. And just like my mother before me, I too was purchased with an average act of kindness, only to be abused, mistreated, and trapped. Mom eats me. It's getting really bad. I don't know much more I can take, so please come here as soon as you can, okay?

Derrick, it's Mayberry. Anyone home? Just in case you're in there and you're not well enough to come to the door, just know we're really who is worse, the monster or its killer. Who is worse, the monster or its killer. Who is worse, the monster or its healer. Who is worse, the monster origins. Who is it worth worse that mommies are worried English the worst, the most Kaori is or lt's eating me alive now. Derrick never hit me, nor did he get drunk and failed to pay the bills, but he still hurt, pulled my hair, and he heard me on the inside. So had to kill him. I had to. I had to. I had to. I had to. My hate. Am I worse than him now? He's worse, the monster. It's kill the kill. Who is worse, the most arid Killa. The killers were than the monster. I had worse than the pasta. [Music] català baby. What you doing? What's going on? Don't move, please stay there. I'd be right there, okay? Can you please don't

don't do anything. Don't move. I'm coming. Carla, baby, what you're doing? What's going on, CJ? I'd be right there, okay? Your winter, haha. I'm sorry, mama. The killer is worse than the monster. [Music] It's just call his mother. Yeah, I call you back. She kills him. Where's Derek? Sorry, why do you be sorry? [Music] [Music] [Music] Please, please, no, Jerry. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] you [Music] you [Music]

TRAPPED | A domestic violence short film

Fresh Media Productions

경력 및 개인 관계에 대한 어려움

주인공은 구직 중이며 이전 직장으로의 복귀를 고려하고 있지만 작가로서의 커리어를 쌓기로 결심합니다.

과거의 갈등과 학대 때문에 상사와의 관계가 긴장된 상태입니다.

주인공은 어머니에 대한 아버지의 학대적인 행동을 반성하며 아버지의 행동과 자신의 관계에서 겪는 어려움을 유사하게 그려냅니다.

화자는 요리에 대한 즐거움을 표현하며 청취자를 콘월로 데려가 서핑과 크림티를 즐기겠다고 제안합니다.

화자는 필기 면접에서 채용 제의를 받았으며 목요일에 시작할 것이라고 밝힙니다.

화자의 엄마가 전화를 받으면서 대화는 진지한 분위기로 바뀌고, 화자는 곤란한 상황에 대한 두려움과 불확실성을 표현합니다.

팀 역학 관계의 어려움과 개인적인 도전 과제

발표자는 비즈니스 파트너십을 제안했음에도 불구하고 동료를 돕지 않는 팀원에게 좌절감을 느낍니다.

화자는 이탈리아의 어려운 가정 생활을 탈출하여 영국으로 이주한 자신의 개인적인 이야기를 공유하며 어머니의 경험과 유사점을 끌어냅니다.

화자는 갇힌 느낌과 학대받는 느낌을 표현하며 도움을 요청합니다.

아버지의 예상치 못한 실직은 대처 수단으로 술을 마시게 했고, 아버지는 가족에게 괴물로 변했습니다.

어머니는 강박적으로 청소를 하며 통제력을 유지하려고 노력했고, 화자는 혼란에 대처하는 방법으로 글을 썼습니다.

16세에 화자는 가족을 부양하기 위해 직업을 갖게 되었고, 일과 어머니의 안녕을 걱정하는 일 사이에서 균형을 맞추기 위해 고군분투했습니다.

이 대화는 엄마와 아이의 복잡한 관계를 탐구하며 아이의 아버지를 죽여야 하는 엄마의 내적 갈등을 강조합니다.

이 내러티브는 괴물과 살인자 중 누가 더 나쁜지, 그리고 둘 중 누가 더 감정적인 고통을 주는지에 대한 질문을 제기합니다.

어머니는 죄책감과 증오의 감정과 씨름하며 자신의 행동과 그 도덕적 의미에 의문을 제기합니다.