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Thunder Girl
Episode 1: The Girl They Forgot (Age 14)
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Scene 1 – Born in a Storm (12 December, 2:12 AM)
She wasn't born into a family.
She was born into thunder.
Lightning cracked across the sky the moment she cried.
The hospital lights flickered.
No one smiled. No one clapped.
Her mother turned her head away.
Her father never even came.
> "It's a girl," the nurse said.
"Another burden," her mother muttered.
No warmth. No welcome.
They named her later — like ticking a box.
Kim Shuyi.
The girl they never wanted.
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Scene 2 – Age 5: The Silent One
She sat in silence at dinner.
Her siblings laughed. Her parents served them first.
She got leftovers — always cold.
She once asked,
> "Can I sit next to you, Mom?"
Her mother replied without looking:
> "You're too quiet. You don't act like a girl."
So she stopped asking.
She stopped needing.
She stared out of windows and listened to storms.
She felt more seen by lightning than by anyone in her home.
> "If love was a prize, I guess I never deserved to win it."
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Scene 3 – Age 9: The Day Everything Changed
On the news:
> "Another girl assaulted. Another victim."
She asked her mom,
> "Why do men do that to girls?"
Her mom said,
> "Because girls are weak. Just be quiet. Stay safe."
Something burned inside her that night.
It wasn't fear.
It was rage.
> "If weakness is what makes us victims…
then I will never be weak."
That was the night Shuyi changed.
She stopped wearing colors.
She stopped talking.
She stopped crying.
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Scene 4 – Age 11: Unseen, Untouched
Other girls wore pink, smiled for boys, chased popularity.
Shuyi wore black.
She beat boys in races.
She sat alone and ate alone.
She didn't want friends.
One girl once said,
> "You act like a boy."
Shuyi replied,
> "No. I act like someone who doesn't beg to be protected."
She hated "pick-me" girls.
She hated men who thought they could command.
She hated the silence of women who accepted it.
> "I won't be soft. I won't be theirs. I won't be scared."
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Scene 5 – Age 14: Today
The rain fell hard. Thunder boomed.
While students ran and screamed,
Shuyi walked — calm, dry hoodie over her head, earphones in, eyes empty.
A girl cried, clinging to her boyfriend,
> "Oppa! I'm scared of thunder!"
Shuyi glanced at her, then looked away.
> "They fear the storm.
I was born in it."
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Scene 6 – Home, Night
Mom served food to her younger daughter.
Dad praised his son's football match.
No one looked at Shuyi.
She entered soaked. No one asked if she ate. No one even noticed.
She took a piece of bread.
Went to her room.
Sat near the window.
Lightning filled the sky. Thunder rolled like a war drum.
She stared at it — not blinking, not scared.
> "The storm doesn't ask for permission to be loud.
And neither will I."
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End of Episode 1 – Thunder Girl (Age 14)
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Here's Episode 2 of Thunder Girl:
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Thunder Girl
Episode 2: The Background Child
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Scene 1 – Morning Routine
The house wakes up with chaos — her sister, Minseo, screaming over a broken nail.
Her brother, Juhwan, banging doors, yelling for his school uniform.
Mom rushes to help.
Dad walks in and says proudly,
> "My son's going to be a CEO one day."
"Minseo, you're so beautiful. You'll marry rich."
No one calls Shuyi's name.
She's already dressed, packed, sitting at the corner, unseen.
Her presence is like furniture. There — but invisible.
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Scene 2 – The Perfect Ones
Minseo posts selfies. Gets thousands of likes.
Their parents shower her with compliments.
Juhwan skips school. Comes home with bruised knuckles.
Dad laughs and says,
> "Boys will be boys."
Shuyi brings home straight A's.
No one looks at her report card.
She tops the exam. Again.
Her father says,
> "Studying is the only thing you're good at. It won't help in real life."
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Scene 3 – A Dinner Like Every Other
Table is full. Voices loud. Plates served.
Except hers.
She takes her own food last, sits at the edge.
Minseo says,
> "You should try being more feminine, Shuyi. Like… smile sometimes."
Juhwan adds,
> "And stop dressing like a thug."
Dad smirks.
Mom says nothing.
Shuyi swallows her food without emotion.
> "They raised me like I was the shadow of this family."
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Scene 4 – School: The Outsider Again
The teacher praises Shuyi's essay.
A boy mutters,
> "Of course the emotionless robot got full marks."
A girl whispers,
> "She's scary. Doesn't even talk."
Shuyi ignores them all.
She opens her notebook and writes in the corner:
> "I speak only when it's necessary.
The world's noise is not worth my voice."
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Scene 5 – Her World, Her Escape
She walks home alone, as usual. Rain starts. She doesn't flinch.
Thunder crashes.
Other girls hide under bags. Boys run toward cafés.
Shuyi stands still, looks at the sky, and lets the storm soak her.
> "No one taught me love.
But thunder taught me strength."
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Final Scene – Nighttime
She passes by her parents' room — they're laughing with her siblings.
She hears her name once.
> "Shuyi? She's just... strange."
She enters her own room.
Closes the door.
No posters. No pink. Just black hoodies, books, headphones, and silence.
She sits by the window.
A flash of lightning reflects in her cold eyes.
> "I was never one of them.
And I never will be."
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End of Episode 2 – Thunder Girl
Absolutely — here's a longer Episode 3 of Thunder Girl, diving deeper into Kim Shuyi's ruthless personality, her hatred for weakness, and her savage way of seeing the world.
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Thunder Girl
Episode 3: The Girl Who Doesn't Bend
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Scene 1 – Rainy Morning at School
The sky is dark. The storm still hasn't left since last night.
Most students complain. Shuyi silently enjoys it.
She walks in with wet hair, black hoodie on, eyes cold.
Two girls at the gate giggle, covering their faces with tiny umbrellas.
> "Ew, she looks like she crawled out of a horror movie."
"She should at least put on some lip tint."
Shuyi walks past without blinking.
> "Lip tint won't protect you when life punches you."
She doesn't need to fight back.
Her silence is sharper than their words.
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Scene 2 – In the Classroom
The teacher announces group projects.
Whispers begin.
> "Don't put me with her."
"She'll kill the vibe."
"She never talks."
The teacher smiles awkwardly.
> "Kim Shuyi, you'll work with Jina, Hyesoo, and Soyeon."
The three girls look horrified.
They sit far from her, whispering behind hands.
But Shuyi doesn't care.
She finishes the entire project alone in one night.
Brings it the next day, drops the file on the desk, and says:
> "You don't have to fake smiles. I already erased your names."
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Scene 3 – Break Time
A boy walks up to her. Not popular, but not hated either.
He tries to smile.
> "Hey, Shuyi… you wanna join us for lunch today?"
Shuyi looks at him for a long second. No smile. No shift in tone.
> "Do you ask me because you want to…
or because someone dared you to?"
He freezes.
She adds before walking away:
> "Don't pretend you're brave when your spine still bends for approval."
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Scene 4 – In the Hallway
A girl runs past crying.
Another follows, holding her hand, saying,
> "Don't cry. He'll come back. He just needs space."
Shuyi watches them quietly.
Then speaks, loud enough for both to hear.
> "You beg for a man who left you?
Cry over someone who disrespected you?"
The crying girl pauses.
> "I hate girls like you.
You make all women look like they were born to kneel."
The hallway goes silent.
> "Love isn't loyalty when it chains you.
It's just weakness in a prettier dress."
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Scene 5 – Back Home: The Ghost at Dinner
Her brother Juhwan brags about winning a stupid arm-wrestling match.
> "I'm strong. I'll protect my sisters one day."
Her father laughs.
> "That's my boy. A real man."
Shuyi lifts her eyes.
> "If a woman waits for a man to protect her, she's already defeated."
Silence. Her mother scolds her.
> "Why are you always like this?"
Shuyi doesn't flinch.
> "Because no one taught me how to fake being soft."
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Scene 6 – Night Thoughts
Thunder crashes outside again.
It's like the sky only comes alive when she feels most dead inside.
She writes in her notebook.
> "The world fears women who refuse to bend.
So they call us broken, evil, emotionless.
But I'd rather be hated than be helpless."
She stares at her reflection.
No emotion. No makeup. Just scars no one can see.
> "My siblings were born into love.
I was born into war.
And I will win it."
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End of Episode 3 – Thunder Girl
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Thunder Girl
Episode 4: She Was Born in the Storm
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Scene 1 – A Thunderstorm Night, Age 7
The first time Shuyi remembers thunder, she was 7 years old.
Hiding under a thin blanket, in a cold room, with no one beside her.
Outside, it rained like the sky was grieving.
Lightning lit up the walls like a camera flash from the heavens.
Her siblings cried in the next room.
Her mother rushed to hold them.
But no one came to her.
She walked to the window.
Stared at the violent storm.
Her small fingers touched the cold glass.
And she whispered to herself:
> "They fear it.
But I think the thunder is just angry like me."
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Scene 2 – Present Day, Age 14
The rain has been falling all day.
Other students wear cute raincoats.
Boys run, slipping, laughing.
Girls scream and hide under trees.
But Shuyi walks.
No umbrella.
Black hoodie soaked.
Books in one hand, the other in her pocket.
The thunder cracks above — a sharp roar.
She doesn't flinch.
She smirks.
> "That's my kind of music."
A teacher sees her.
> "Kim Shuyi! Why don't you use an umbrella?"
She looks up, drops her hood slightly, water trailing down her face.
> "Because I don't run from things that feel like me."
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Scene 3 – A Clingy Girl's Breakdown
In the restroom, she hears sobs.
A girl named Bomi is crying to her friends.
> "He said I was too much. Too clingy.
But I just love him, you know? Why doesn't he see that?"
Shuyi walks in.
The girls fall silent.
Her gaze cuts like a knife.
She walks up to Bomi. Says nothing for five seconds.
Then:
> "Maybe he left because you begged to be wanted."
Bomi: "What's your problem?"
> "My problem is girls like you who make men feel like gods."
She walks away, leaving stunned silence behind.
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Scene 4 – Her Own Thunder Ritual
That evening, the rain turns wild.
No one's outside.
But Shuyi is. On the rooftop of her apartment.
Drenched.
Arms wide.
Eyes closed.
Each thunderclap feels like it's calling her.
Each lightning bolt feels like it's cutting the sky for her.
> "The thunder doesn't ask permission to be loud.
And I won't either."
She screams into the sky.
Not in pain. In power.
> "Let them call me emotionless.
I'd rather be thunder than a whisper."
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Scene 5 – Back at Home
Her father slaps her across the face.
> "Where were you?! You think you're some kind of gangster?!"
Her mother yells,
> "Your siblings are worried—"
"Worried about their Wi-Fi speed," Shuyi says coldly.
Blood on her lip. She doesn't wipe it.
Instead, she smiles for the first time.
Not with joy.
With rebellion.
> "You only notice me when you're angry.
But I stopped needing your love years ago."
She walks to her room.
Locks the door.
Sits by the window again.
Thunder shakes the building.
She whispers:
> "Good. You're still with me."
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Final Scene – A Flashback Diary Entry
Age 9. Rainy day. No one came to pick her up from school.
She wrote:
> "Rain is the only thing that touches me without leaving a bruise.
Thunder is the only voice that doesn't tell me to be quiet.
I was born in a storm.
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Thunder Girl
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Thunder Girl
Episode 5: What She Hates the Most
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Scene 1 – Morning, Kitchen Table
Shuyi sits alone at the kitchen table.
No one greets her. No "good morning."
Her father is reading the news. Her mother serves her older brother eggs and milk.
Shuyi looks at her own plate — plain rice.
> "Didn't you cook eggs for everyone?"
Her mother doesn't look at her.
> "You don't need that much protein. You're a girl."
Shuyi freezes.
> "Right. I forgot I was born with a label."
She stands up.
Her voice sharp, but cold.
> "I hate this house.
Not because it's small.
But because I'm invisible in it."
She walks out. Slams the door.
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Scene 2 – Walking to School
It's cloudy again.
Rain in the air. She puts in her earbuds, playing thunderstorm sounds — she doesn't like music.
Music lies. Storms don't.
On the street, a girl is arguing with a boy.
> "You said you'd call!"
"I was busy. Stop being dramatic."
The girl starts crying. The boy rolls his eyes.
Shuyi watches.
> "I hate this," she mutters.
She hates:
Girls crying for boys
Boys treating girls like toys
How love makes people pathetic
She writes it in her notebook while walking.
> "I hate men who dominate.
I hate women who let them.
I hate the idea that we're born to serve.
I hate the word 'feminine' when it means 'quiet'."
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Scene 3 – In Class
Today's topic: Marriage and Gender Roles.
The teacher smiles, "Girls, what kind of husband do you want?"
One girl answers,
> "Rich, caring, and strong."
Another,
> "Someone who'll protect me."
The class giggles.
> "Shuyi, what about you?"
She doesn't look up.
> "I don't want a husband.
I want silence, a punching bag, and a storm outside my window."
Laughter.
> "Why so dark?" someone whispers.
Shuyi finally speaks up.
> "You laugh now.
But one day, you'll be crying in a kitchen, married to a man who treats you like a shadow.
And you'll say, 'That's life.'
I'll say, 'That's weakness.'"
Silence.
The teacher clears her throat awkwardly.
> "Let's move on..."
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Scene 4 – Library Alone
Shuyi hides in the back corner, flipping through psychology books.
One line hits her hard:
> "Children not loved grow into adults who don't know how to be soft."
She rips the page out. Folds it.
> "I'm not soft.
I'm not a flower.
I'm a storm they tried to lock inside a girl's body."
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Scene 5 – A Classmate Tries to Befriend Her
A shy girl named Haeun walks up to her after school.
> "Hi… Shuyi. I—I just wanted to say I think you're cool."
Shuyi stares at her.
> "Why?"
> "Because you're brave."
> "No. I'm angry. That's different."
> "Still… if you ever need someone—"
> "Stop."
Haeun pauses.
Shuyi's voice is calm, but sharp.
> "I don't want your kindness.
I don't want friendship.
I don't want to be saved.
I want space. And silence."
The girl leaves, hurt.
Shuyi closes her eyes.
> "I hate soft people.
Not because they're bad.
But because I don't know how to be one of them."
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Scene 6 – Thunder at Night
She's on the rooftop again.
The sky roars.
She speaks out loud to the clouds.
> "I hate that I was born last.
I hate that I was born unwanted.
I hate this body that bleeds every month like a punishment.
I hate that I was never asked if I wanted to be alive."
Tears mix with rain. But her face is blank.
> "But I don't hate me.
I don't want to change.
I just want to survive without pretending I'm okay."
Thunder answers her.
She smiles for r
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Thunder Girl
Episode 6: I Want to Die, But I Can't
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Scene 1 – Early Morning, Her Room
The alarm rings.
Shuyi doesn't move.
Her eyes are open, but lifeless.
The sky outside is grey. No storm today. Just silence.
She whispers to herself,
> "If I disappear today…
No one would notice.
Maybe that's why I'm still here.
I want them to feel the silence after me."
She gets up.
No breakfast on the table, again.
Her older sister is putting on makeup, humming a song.
> "Still wearing those boy clothes?" she says, glancing at Shuyi.
Shuyi doesn't reply.
> "At least try to look like a girl. It's embarrassing."
Their brother walks by with headphones on.
> "Hey," Shuyi says quietly.
He looks at her, then laughs.
> "Did the thunder fry your brain or what?"
She clenches her fists.
> "I'm your sister."
> "You? You're just the extra. The leftover. The mistake."
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Scene 2 – School Hallways
Shuyi walks through the hallway.
People move around her like she's not even there.
Some students whisper.
> "That girl gives off serial killer vibes."
"She never talks. Creepy."
In class, a group of girls sit in a circle, laughing about a drama scene.
One girl looks up at Shuyi.
> "Don't you watch romantic dramas?"
Shuyi stares back.
> "Romance is a drug for the weak."
The girl snorts.
> "That's why you'll die alone."
Shuyi shrugs.
> "Then I'll die in peace."
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Scene 3 – Flashback (Age 10)
It's raining heavily.
Young Shuyi is sitting outside on the steps, soaked.
Her mother opens the door and yells,
> "You'll get sick! Get in!"
Shuyi stands up.
> "I like the storm."
Her mom sighs.
> "Why can't you just be normal like your sister?"
Shuyi goes inside, dripping water on the floor.
Her sister screams,
> "You're ruining my shoes!"
Shuyi stares at her.
> "You ruin lives."
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Scene 4 – Back to Present Day (School)
Shuyi sits in class, writing in her notebook.
At the top of the page:
> "101 Reasons Why I Should Disappear."
She begins listing:
No one asks if I've eaten.
My name doesn't exist in family conversations.
My voice is a ghost.
My dreams are jokes.
My tears are invisible.
My pain is entertainment.
My silence makes them feel better.
I never got a "how are you?"
The teacher calls her name.
> "Shuyi. What's the answer?"
She doesn't answer.
The class stares.
> "Shuyi?"
Still nothing.
Inside, her mind screams:
> "Let me go. Let me disappear."
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Scene 5 – Bathroom Mirror
She stands alone in front of the mirror.
She looks at herself — blank face, dark hoodie, tired eyes.
> "Would anyone cry if I died?"
She opens her locker. A paper falls out:
> "You're a freak. No one likes you."
She picks it up. Smiles.
> "I already knew."
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Scene 6 – Night, Rooftop Again
It's raining. Finally.
She walks to the edge of the rooftop, rain soaking her clothes.
> "This is the only time I feel seen.
When the world storms with me."
She closes her eyes. Stretches out her arms. Imagining it:
The wind pulling her, thunder screaming louder than her silence.
> "Just one step…"
Her phone buzzes. A message from an unknown number:
> "You're not as invisible as you think."
She steps back, stunned.
Looks around. No one there.
She holds the phone tightly.
For the first time in weeks… she doesn't feel alone. Just confused.
> "Who are you…?"
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End of Episode 6 – Thunder Girl
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Thunder Girl
Episode 7: Just Another Day of Not Feeling Anything
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Scene 1 – Rooftop, Rain Still Pouring
Shuyi stares at the message:
> "You're not as invisible as you think."
She wipes the water off her screen.
Then she deletes the message.
No reaction.
No curiosity.
No hope.
> "They probably sent it to the wrong person," she whispers.
She walks back inside, soaking wet. Her hoodie clings to her skin.
The school hallway is empty.
She walks like a ghost through it.
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Scene 2 – Classroom (Next Morning)
The teacher is speaking.
Shuyi is staring at the wall.
A group of girls in front are giggling. Loud.
Fake smiles. Fake voices. Fake lives.
One girl turns to Shuyi:
> "Hey Thunder Girl, you look like a wet dog today."
The class laughs.
Shuyi doesn't blink.
> "I don't bark like one, though," she replies coldly.
Another girl chimes in:
> "Why are you always alone? Don't you get bored?"
Shuyi:
> "Being around people like you is boring."
A boy next to them mutters:
> "Tch. That attitude's why no one likes her."
The teacher doesn't say a word. He hears it all. But ignores it.
Like everyone does.
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Scene 3 – Inside Her Notebook
While others solve math problems, Shuyi writes again.
> "Things I Hate the Most:"
Girls who cry just to get attention.
Girls who think marriage is the final goal.
Men who shout and think they're kings.
Women who obey them without question.
People who say "you're too serious" like it's an insult.
The word "feminine" used like a rulebook.
The silence after the news says "14-year-old girl raped."
The pity looks.
The lies hidden behind family photos.
People who try to fix her.
She draws a thunderbolt next to it.
> "Let it burn."
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Scene 4 – Home (Evening)
She walks in.
Her sister is on the couch scrolling through Instagram.
> "You didn't buy the milk?"
Shuyi blinks.
> "No one told me to."
> "Ugh, you're useless."
Her brother is playing games in his room.
> "Close the door! You're letting the noise in."
Her mother walks past her.
> "You got your grades?"
Shuyi holds out her paper.
Perfect scores. Again.
Her mother glances once.
> "Hmm. Good. Now help your sister with her homework."
Shuyi:
> "She's in college."
Her mother: "And you're the smart one, aren't you?"
She walks away.
Shuyi stares at her family —
laughing, shouting, moving without seeing her.
> "They only call me when I'm needed.
Like a tool. Not a daughter."
She walks to the kitchen. Finds leftovers. Cold.
She eats quietly. Alone.
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Scene 5 – Her Room (Late Night)
Shuyi lies in bed, staring at the ceiling.
Thunder rolls in the distance.
She sits up. Opens the window.
Rain starts falling.
A smile, faint, appears on her lips.
> "At least the sky doesn't fake its anger."
She takes out her phone.
Looks at the empty inbox.
No more strange messages.
No "goodnight."
No "you okay?"
And yet… she feels peace in this moment.
Because silence… is better than fake love.
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Scene 6 – School Bathroom (Next Day)
Girls gossip by the mirrors.
> "Did you see that boy in class 2B? He's hot!"
"I want a boyfriend so bad."
"I wish I had someone to protect me."
Shuyi walks past. Stops.
Turns around.
> "Why do you need someone to protect you? Are you that weak?"
The girls freeze.
One says, "It's just a joke."
Shuyi looks at her dead in the eyes.
> "That joke is why people like you can't fight back."
She walks out, leaving silence behind.
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Scene 7 – Final Thoughts (Rain Outside)
Her voice narrates:
> "They say girls are fragile.
They say we need to smile more.
They say we should dream of weddings.
I dream of lightning.
I don't want flowers.
I want fire.
I'm Kim Shuyi.
I don't need to be saved.
I just need the world to stop pretending."
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End of Episode 7 – Thunder Girl
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Thunder Girl
Episode 8: Her Silence Is Not Weakness
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Scene 1 – Early Morning, Her House
Shuyi wakes up before everyone else. It's cold, raining outside.
She brushes her teeth in silence.
No one says good morning.
In the kitchen, her older sister is on a video call with her boyfriend.
> "Oppa, should I wear this dress or that one today?"
Their mother watches, smiling.
> "He's so handsome. You're lucky, darling."
Shuyi enters. No one notices.
She grabs a plain slice of bread and walks out.
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Scene 2 – School Gate
Boys are laughing. Girls are fixing their hair.
Shuyi walks in with her hoodie up. Earphones in.
A group of boys snicker.
> "Thunder Girl's here. Bet she doesn't even know how to smile."
> "Maybe if she acted more like a girl, she wouldn't be alone."
She stops. Takes one earphone out.
> "Maybe if you weren't so weak, you wouldn't need a girl to act a certain way for your ego."
They go silent.
She puts the earphone back in and walks away.
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Scene 3 – Classroom
The teacher announces:
> "Everyone, today we'll write about our dream future."
The class groans.
A girl raises her hand:
> "Can I write about becoming a bride?"
Everyone giggles. The teacher laughs too.
Shuyi doesn't move. She opens her notebook and writes:
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> "My Dream Future:"
> I want to live far from this world.
A place where nobody lies and nobody asks if I'm okay unless they mean it.
I want to work alone. Think alone.
Not because I hate people.
But because they destroyed the idea of being human for me.
> I don't want to be a bride.
I don't want someone to "complete" me.
I am already complete.
I just live in a world that keeps trying to break me.
> I want to become so strong that even thunder watches me in silence.
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The teacher passes by and sees her paper.
> "Shuyi... This is… a bit intense."
She looks at him once.
> "Real life is intense, sir."
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Scene 4 – Girls' Washroom (Break Time)
Shuyi is washing her hands.
A girl named Mina walks in, crying. Makeup ruined. Hands shaking.
Shuyi looks at her.
They've never spoken.
Mina:
> "I… I just broke up. He said I'm too boring. That I'm not 'fun' anymore."
Shuyi wipes her hands.
> "Maybe he should date a clown then."
Mina sniffles.
> "Don't you ever get heartbroken?"
Shuyi:
> "No. Because I don't hand my heart to anyone who can't carry it."
She walks out.
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Scene 5 – Home (Night)
Her brother is yelling on a game.
> "Move, loser! I'm in a ranked match!"
Shuyi: "You've been playing for five hours."
Brother: "Not your problem. Go cry in your emo music."
Her sister walks in.
> "Eww, you're wearing that again? You look like a guy."
Shuyi looks down at her black hoodie.
> "Then I must look better than every guy you've dated."
The mother scolds:
> "Enough, Shuyi. Why can't you just be normal for once?"
Shuyi smiles slightly.
> "Normal like what? Ignoring rape cases while buying wedding dresses? Crying because a guy left you on read?"
Silence fills the room.
Her father turns his newspaper.
> "Don't talk like that at home."
Shuyi: "This is not a home. This is just a house where everyone hides behind roles."
She walks to her room.
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Scene 6 – Her Room, Late Night
Rain hits the window.
Thunder rolls again.
Shuyi opens the window and sits by the ledge.
She looks down. Five floors high.
She isn't scared.
Not because she wants to die.
But because even death doesn't feel like a threat anymore.
> "If falling hurts less than living... why does everyone pretend it's not real?"
She stares into the storm.
> "Maybe the thunder is the only thing that screams without shame."
She stays there till the rain stops.
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Scene 7 – The Next Day, School Auditorium
A guest speaker is invited to speak about "Women's Role in Society."
A woman in heels and a pink dress speaks:
> "A girl's beauty is her biggest power. You must be soft, gentle, and elegant to be accepted."
The crowd claps.
Shuyi raises her hand.
The hall turns.
> "Is that what you want us to believe? That our worth is in being 'gentle'? What about rage? What about survival? What about strength that doesn't come with a smile?"
The speaker stutters.
> "Young lady, don't be disrespectful—"
Shuyi stands up.
> "If respecting lies is the rule, then I was never meant to fit in this world."
She walks out of the hall.
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Final Scene – Her Thoughts
Voiceover:
> "They want me to be soft.
But they forget...
Thunder doesn't whisper.
It doesn't beg.
It roars.
And so do I.