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The Rose's Fall: A Dance with Destiny

Collection time： 2024-10-21

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Revenge
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Three years ago, Rebecca Johnson discovered her foster family took her in for her utility, intending her to protect Sara Johnson, their heiress. Unaware, Rebecca's beauty bred resentment in Sara, who manipulated her father into sending Rebecca to an older man. In self-defense, Rebecca stabbed him, leading the Johnsons to confine her to Grotom Island's asylum under the guise of mental illness. After enduring three years of hardship, Rebecca survived. Unbeknownst, the Johnsons sought to eliminate her to avoid scandal when allying with Andrew Moore. Andrew, rumored to have visited Grotom Island, mistook Rebecca for his deceased sister upon meeting her. Returning, Rebecca used this error to stay with Andrew temporarily, focused on avenging the Johnsons. Despite repeated close encounters, Andrew's probing spared her, not knowing he'd already seen through her facade. Her true self intrigued him deeply.

Episodes

Ep. 1
Rebecca, a 21-year-old woman, is released from an asylum on Grotom Island after three years. She was sent there by her foster family, the Johnsons, who claimed she had mental health issues. In reality, they wanted to keep her confined due to her past actions in self-defense. Rebecca meets Andrew Moore, a man who mistakes her for his deceased sister. He takes her in, unaware of her true identity and intentions. As Rebecca navigates her new surroundings, she is driven by a desire for revenge against the Johnsons. Meanwhile, Andrew's assistant questions why he chose to bring a former asylum patient into their midst, sparking curiosity about Rebecca's past and her connection to Andrew.
Ep. 2
Rebecca is confined to an asylum on Grotom Island, where she's forced to pretend to be mentally ill. The staff discusses her condition, noting she's quiet and easy to manage. However, Rebecca reveals she's faking her symptoms, fearing what might happen if the truth is discovered. Meanwhile, Andrew Moore's arrival is anticipated, and the staff is warned not to upset him. Rebecca wonders why the wealthy Mr. Li wants her, a supposed mental patient, to work for him. As she navigates her situation, Rebecca's true intentions and feelings remain hidden, even as she's compared to someone from her past, sparking curiosity about her identity and motives.
Ep. 3
Rebecca's resemblance to Andrew's deceased sister is striking. He recalls his sister's elegance and quiet nature, even in death at the young age of 21. A medical check confirms Rebecca doesn't have any infectious diseases or aggressive tendencies, making it safe for her to stay with Andrew. However, her identity remains a mystery. Andrew seems to accept her as a substitute for his sister, saying "you are my person" from now on. Meanwhile, others express concern about Rebecca's past as a patient with mental health issues, and some even question Andrew's motives. As tensions rise, it becomes clear that Rebecca must leave this place as soon as possible to avoid further complications.
Ep. 4
Rebecca finds herself in a precarious situation, having escaped one danger only to fall into another. She encounters the president of the first financial group, who has a peculiar interest in her mental state. As she navigates this new environment, Rebecca must be cautious not to reveal her true intentions. She considers making a daring move, but it's crucial that she does so without making a sound to avoid being caught. Meanwhile, a tense conversation unfolds between two characters, with one warning the other not to disobey their commands or face severe consequences. The atmosphere is intense, with threats of violence and a power imbalance at play. Rebecca's past as a "spiritual patient" is also mentioned, hinting at her complex history. As the scene reaches its climax, the characters engage in a fierce confrontation, with one uttering a defiant phrase: "You die, I break."
Ep. 5
Rebecca finds herself in a precarious situation, forced to comply with the demands of her captor. The woman orders Rebecca to brush her hair, warning her that if she doesn't, she'll cut off her fingers one by one. Rebecca is horrified, realizing she's being used as a substitute for the woman's deceased sister. Despite the danger, Rebecca thinks that being seen as a replacement might protect her from further harm. The woman's instability is evident as she asks Rebecca to hug her, showcasing a disturbing and volatile personality. Rebecca is trapped, forced to navigate this treacherous situation while plotting her revenge against the Johnsons.