Mi-na is the mysterious girl in the red dress, later revealed to be a doll given a soul through Hae-mi's childhood affection. She murders several invited guests and kills Tae-seong, but stops when she remembers Hae-mi protecting her long ago. Her attachment to Hae-mi shifts between longing, resentment, and revenge.
Song-yi is the dead girl ultimately identified as the source of the ghostly presence. Her connection to an orphanage and to Hak-gyu ties the haunting to the suffering of children and the village's crimes. Yang-yi asks her to abandon her anger and leave the human world, but she refuses, driving the final conflict.
Min-hee is a student whose presence attracts considerable attention at school. Her situation forms part of the film's everyday social tensions and helps establish the atmosphere of reputation, interest, and rumor surrounding the students. The available account does not define a closer relationship between her and Park Jung-pil.
Lim Eun-kyung has 8 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Signature works include Nonstop, The Doll Master, Resurrection of the Little Match Girl. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
