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Hannah also knows of a support group that deals with similar conditions. They control their drug addiction and lock them away and advise Hannah to do the same. The app seems to be trying to use this as a metaphor for drug abuse, but doesn't say so directly.

One of the group's members, Claudia ( Sheats Creek star Emily Hampshire), confesses to Hanna that she once ruptured her appendix and discovered she could predict the future. Unsure of herself, Hannah tries to talk to her monster to see if it has the same psychic powers, but it overcomes her and takes her life when her drug wears off. Claudia has already been replaced with her own appendix. It was all a trick.

In fact, the entire support group consists of adult parasites that have replaced their host. They discovered they could go without their host and feed on others, taking advantage of their worst experiences and then taking their own lives when they responded to an attack. Meanwhile, Hannah's monster, now a shiny grown-up version of herself, wants to impress her boss and flirt with her happy-go-lucky boyfriend.

Esther notices that the safe version of Hannah does not have the same tattoo and realizes that something bad has happened to her. He rescues Hanna, and after Hanna regains her powers, the two set out to capture the monster and save Cailin, who is in danger of being killed by it. It explores themes of the destructive nature of substance abuse in our relationships and the fear that our problems can become such a burden on our loved ones that they ultimately destroy them.

Hanna drugs "Claudia" and isolates the leak mechanism between her monster and Kailyn. The disgruntled giant responds by telling Hanna that he hopes she dies. Hanna tells the monster that it won't happen and that it's time to "get used to each other". At this moment, Hanna kisses the giant and promises that he will take care of her. The demon begins to physically decay.

Hannah successfully regained her strength from the darkness that had engulfed her. Esther says that the "ideal" version of Hannah can't be her. She will never have the depth, thoughtfulness and sweetness of Hannah. After years of struggling with self-doubt, anxiety, and depression, she's become more aware and thoughtful, and Cailin and Esther love her for it. Hannah realized that her constant broken feelings would never go away. he has to face them and learn to live with them. It will be a work in progress, but it has already started its journey.

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