Possession

An ugly and decaying marriage, lacking care and tenderness, only disgust. Born, taking physical shape, the slimy bloody tentacled monster is the embodiment of the hateful, toxic love relationship between the married couple, built of violence, temptation, desire and ugliness. Terrifying everyone who comes across it, except Anna and Mark - the lovers, sinking deep into the pleasure of their bloody relationship. Disgusted by her husband's touch, creating an idolized version of him, bonding together with it. A monster with a monstrous repulsive appearance and a husband with a normal human appearance, but violence, soulfulness and detachment. Love for one and hate for another. The incarnation of the monster, stealing the husband's identity, shows his wife's desires, of how she would like him to be. Ignored, unheard, lonely and forgotten, she is disloyal to him, possessed by the thought of what she could have been, the longing to be seen and loved by her beloved, the grief of the lost, engendering jealousy and intensifying his possession. The teacher, who looks identical to Anna, represents Mark's undying and unfading love for his wife and his need for every partner of him to be like her. Entering as a third person, thrusting between the knives of the unite of two, the only exit out of it is meeting the mishap of it. The desire to possess, the desire to have control over the loved one, dragging them into your agony, selfishness, ideals and longings. The deeply buried beautiful and romantic feelings end up expressed in the spilled own blood of the heart, beating for the last time again for the only one it belongs to.