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**Warning: Dark and Violent Themes Ahead**
A husband and pregnant wife, accompanied by their child, venture into the woods. Initially, the atmosphere seems loving, with the husband planning a surprise return to a sentimental location. However, the situation rapidly deteriorates as the husband accuses the wife of infidelity with a supernatural entity (a re-born fiancé from her past, now in snake form). The husband's anger escalates into a violent rage, leading to a chase and ultimately, the wife's apparent death at his hands. The transcript ends with their child, now alone, discovering the aftermath, begging for help, and questioning the father's actions, before a glimmer of hope as the child believes the mother might still be alive.
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**Warning: Some facts may imply a disturbing or violent context.**
1. A couple is expecting a baby.
2. The couple has a child who is old enough to speak and express desires to accompany them.
3. The family has a history of visiting a location with a waterfall.
4. The couple had previously made promises to each other at this location.
5. The woman had a fiancé named Bong Pich before marrying her current husband.
6. Bong Pich was killed by a snake.
7. The woman claims Bong Pich's soul was reborn as a snake.
8. The husband discovers (or believes) his wife has been cheating on him with the snake (Bong Pich's reborn soul).
9. The husband decides to kill his wife in the same location where they had made promises.
10. The wife appeals for mercy, citing their unborn child.
11. The husband views the unborn child as being tainted by the wife's infidelity.
12. A child (likely their daughter from earlier in the dialogue) discovers her mother's lifeless body.
13. The child is left alone, with both parents either dead or absent.
14. The location is inhabited by multiple snakes, which the husband had intended to kill, believing them to be offspring of his wife and the snake.
15. The child seeks help from gods, unsure of how to live without their parents.