A mysterious child Sarah sees around the house and in her hallucinations. She represents Sarah's younger self and the victim of John's abuse, central to the repressed memory plot.
The Little Girl embodies Sarah's traumatized childhood identity.
The plot explains that the little girl represents Sarah's younger self and appears in Sarah's hallucinations.
John's abuse is psychologically projected onto the child figure representing Sarah's younger self.
The Little Girl represents Sarah as a child, while the photographs and Peter's confession implicate John in the childhood abuse.
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