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Her transformation is physical and psychological. She begins the film in a pristine white wedding dress, a symbol of her willingness to join the family structure. By the climax, the dress is tattered and stained with blood, and she wields a weapon. Her refusal to play by the rules—her refusal to die quietly—breaks the cycle. The film’s conclusion, where she survives and the entire Le Domas dynasty is destroyed by the curse, serves as a cathartic "eating of the rich." It suggests that the only way to dismantle systemic corruption is total destruction, rather than reform. Furthermore, the paper briefly touches upon the film's