Curtis and the investigator arriving at Milo's house, and Chloe says that Emma better get her story straight or they would capture her for murdering him. Whilst Emma and Chloe are out on a walk the next day, Chloe talks to Emma about what she did to Milo, but Emma denies everything. Ellis is lying because she has always hated her. David asks Emma if she knows anything about being out on the rock-face with Milo, but Emma says she was never out there with Milo and that Mrs. Ellis and the investigator promptly leave. In order to prevent the adults from discussing the matter further, Emma smashes a cookie jar and scratches her arm on broken glass, screaming.
Chloe appears behind Emma in the next room, deducing that Emma killed Milo. David becomes anxious and assumes they are insinuating something dark. Ellis explains that Emma was the last person to be seen with Milo, having been witnessed taking him into the woods.
Ellis and an investigator arrive at David’s house to ask him questions, and Emma eavesdrop on the conversation. That night, as David peruses the photos he took, he notices Emma in the background of many of them looking at Milo and his medal with a contemptuous scowl, and David grows concerned. Curtis requests photos of Milo from the day of the ceremony from David. Curtis (Shauna Johannesen and Robert Egger). Milo’s funeral is held and Emma and David speak with Mr. Emma utilizes this fact to manipulate Chloe into doing tasks for her such as getting her ice cream and letting her stay up past her bedtime. Emma notices her stealing Xanax from David’s bedroom, and tells her she knows what Chloe did as they are watching a film. Chloe (Sarah Dugdale), a babysitter David hired, begins work. David’s sister Angela ( Cara Buono), a psychiatrist, suggests to David that Emma is in shock and will find time to grieve whenever she is ready. The next day, David asks Emma if she is feeling okay following what happened to Milo, but Emma acts cheerily and neglects to talk about the matter with any kind of empathy. Emma and David watch from a distance as people desperately try to resuscitate him and his mother breaks down into hysterics. Milo’s body is found shortly thereafter by two girls who scream for help. She slowly moves towards him and murders him off-screen by pushing him into the sea, after stealing the Citizenship medal from him, and sneaking back into the party.
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Emma apologizes, but she secretly guides Milo away from the party and through a nearby patch of trees until they reach rocky cliffs overlooking the sea. Later, all students and parents are celebrating outside and Emma expresses contempt for Milo to her father, who scolds her for her bitterness. House) announces that the winner of this year’s medal is Emma’s classmate Milo Curtis (Luke Roessler). The “merit day” (on which the medal is awarded) arrives and Emma is seated in the crowd, certain that she will win the medal. At breakfast, she expresses to her father her hope to win a Citizenship medal handed out each year to a student who exemplifies the values of the school. She simply draws the blind and prepares for her day. Or I’m killing people.The film begins as Emma Grossman ( Mckenna Grace), a nine-year-old girl and daughter of widowed father David Grossman ( Rob Lowe), watches a cat drown in the fountain beneath her bedroom window. “All the younger versions that I played of people, and then all of a sudden it went from all of this fun, charactery stuff to dark, to dramatized. That started becoming more fun, interesting stories that I really got to explore,” Grace says. But then, as I got older, then I got into like Christmas Flint (“Troop Zero”) and Phoebe Spengler (“Ghostbusters: Afterlife”), who were just kind of these more interesting, fun, charactery people to play. “Whenever I was little-little, I was like the fun little blond girl. When she looks back at all the work she has done, Grace sees three very different times in her career. “The Bad Seed returns” is part of a career for Grace that has been changing over the years. A new girl (Ella Dixon) at school seems to know Emma’s secrets, leaving Emma no choice but to slip back to her old ways and take care of her enemies by any means necessary. John Boyega gives ‘Breaking’ emotional strength
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