The Woodsman- trabalho

[@fanuvgod1]

"Do you like it when he asks you?" "No." Pedophiles often say "they wanted it" or "they liked it" when asked how they could sexually abused a child. You can see that in his facial expression when he asks her. He was expecting to be told how much she enjoys it. But when she says no and sees the look of pain in her face, he comes to the realization that he's been lying to himself to justify the things he's done to kids.

[@DaKoolDude]

Powerful scene

[@brianshepherd9927]

A very interesting take on this that I learned from a fbi agent teaching a sex abuse class was that most pedophiles are turned off when they find out a kid has been sexually abused by someone else!

[@lolahernandez6871]

Little red riding hood reference here with her red coat, talking to a wolf.

[@fanuvgod1]

I cant believe I didn't notice that

[@codename617]

Wow! This is filmmaking. This is storytelling. Using sight and sounds and not being told or preached.

[@rinraiden]

Should've told Robin to go to the police.

[@codename617]

Walter is probably the only one she's told. And if not, then she thinks going to a trusted adult isn't going to help. Also it's probably not easy for kids to go to the police and tell them that someone they love is hurting them 😢

[@LucianaSouza-ed4mk]

Cuantos niñas y niños que pasan por esto que dolor 😢negun niños deveria pasar por esto una lástima esto acaba con la cabeza de un angelito 😢😢😢😢😢

[@ericcarlson1709]

Hannah Pilkes only really does comedy skits these days. Maybe she found acting a bit tough emotionally after this scene.

[@psychogamer2150]

me encanta de mis favoritas

[@WilliamEnwerem-c8h]

Good movie

[@marcosmiranda6120]

Essa cena é pesada.

[@NorthPhilly-zr7xc]

Too heavy

[@arizonazapratski]

Why does he tell her to go home when it's obvious her dad sexually abuses her?

[@cinnamon2263]

Maybe bc he did not want to her hurt the way she gets hurt by her father.

[@jollyroger6135]

There is nothing he can do for her. If he reported what she said to authorities, he’d just go back to prison since he’s violating his parole just by being at a park. It’s very sad but it’s a key turning point. He finally realizes the pain he’s caused his victims after seeing how broken this girl is.

[@arizonazapratski]

@@jollyroger6135 indeed

[@codename617]

​@@jollyroger6135And victims of abuse don't usually willingly go to the police. And for Robin, even though he's abusing her to her he's still her dad. So it would be conflicting for her 😞

[@leoneedham764]

❤️‍🔥🍀🌈

[@jeffreyrichardson]

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[@natwhite1679]

They should marry.

[@magacop5180]

😂 What?!

[@natwhite1679]

@@magacop5180 Just what I said.

[@connorstandingready6312]

FBI open up!!!

[@natwhite1679]

@@connorstandingready6312 She said she wouldn't mind sitting on his lap.

[@natwhite1679]

@@connorstandingready6312 What's your excuse?

[@jeffreyrichardson]

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[@jeffreyrichardson]

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[@soniagill5958]

so cringe

[@gabrielelatorre22]

Ma cringe cosa ?

[@hosermcmoose]

So cringe? No, so "normal". It might be "cringe" if Robin was a rare case, but she isn't. She is just like the majority of people (both male and female) that you'll meet in your life. Hurting, "damaged," trying to act "normal" while dealing with shit. Thinking they're alone when, in reality, they're just like everyone else.

[@soniagill5958]

yes it is "normal" that this happens a lot.. and it is still cringe.@@hosermcmoose

[@malikthetherapist1342]

@@soniagill5958 I don't think you know the meaning of cringe.... you're using this in the completely wrong context... which is now making you sound cringe... lol....

[@soniagill5958]

@@malikthetherapist1342 What does feeling cringe mean? feel disgust or embarrassment 1. : to feel disgust or embarrassment and often to show this feeling by a movement of your face or body this clip is making me feel disgusted and awkward so yes this is cringe

[@localshithead7430]

Always thought it was interesting how much sympathy he shows for her when he realizes she’s being sexually abused by her father. I know it’s because he was also having an epiphany of how damaging sexual assault is but that moment seems to come later. I just think it’s odd how you can want to take advantage of someone but feel bad at the thought of them being taken advantage of by others. I was groomed as a child and often times encountered men who had this same thought process. Never understood that.

[@joeburns4209]

It's amazing how much sympathy she has for HIM! It's a powerful scene and I really don't know what to make of it.

[@joenicholas93]

I think it is like many things in life. You don't see the error in your ways until you see other people commit those same errors. From the outside you see more clearly.

[@fanuvgod1]

I think he realized he has been lying to himself about his victims enjoying what has done to them.