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Upon their arrival at the old house, the atmosphere is thick with tension. Rachel, the older sister, is brimming with resentment towards her father for moving them away from their familiar life, and Sophie, the more innocent of the two, seems oblivious to the turmoil that surrounds them. The house, with its strange smells and creaking shadows, quickly becomes a source of dread rather than solace. Rachel questions their father's decision to embrace this new home, showcasing her anger and pain about their mother's untimely death. The family struggles to communicate effectively, leading to the unearthing of old grievances from both the girls and their father.