I-SCREAM
It was ironic really, that given everything chohee’s been through she was still deeply afraid of horror movies. It was as if the huntress, after living through the eyes of another for an hour or two on screen, became an entirely different person. Gone was the calm and composed exterior of a woman that had slain one too many in the dark of the night, and in its place sat a young girl, knees-hugged and eyes glued to the screen, as profanities and other sorts escaped her lips to comment on the stupidity of the characters.
“No you don’t walk down to the fucking basement. ohmygod why would you do that!” Chohee exclaimed, hands gesturing wildly as the blanket around her draped down past her shoulders to rest in a bundle on her lap. After losing a bet and selecting the horror flick of her choice, chohee was now a little bit too immersed in the wall-screen-projection of “the conjuring.” So immersed that she’d practically forgotten that himchan was still there. That they were in her apartment with the projector running and very much not in a house that needed to be exorcized.







