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This is my entry for the contest of , I hope it I followed all the rules.

As the title suggests, this scene is based on a movie called "Dark Water". But warning, there's the original Japanese version of this movie and there's also an American remake of it. The warning here is necessary because, annoyignly enough, the American remake cuts this scene out which I think is really a shame because it's the strongest scene in the movie for me. Dark Water is the only horror movie that made me and my sister cry, seriously, it's a very tear-jerking movie. (the original one at least, I didn't feel it in the American remake)

A short explanation on what's happening in this picture. (following the plot of course) Going through a very ugly divorce and custody fight with France, England and Canada move into an apartment where England tries to get a job to prove that he is self-sufficient and can take care of Canada on his own. However, there's a ghost haunting the apartment complex, this being America who often causes large water leakages. America soon focusses his attention on England and Canada and attempts to take Canada's place, being driven by the desperate need to find a new caretaker/elder brother. (mother in the movie) At the end of the movie, America launches a full-scale attack on England's apartment and nearly drowns Canada in the process. England comes in time and finds Canada passed out on the ground, grabs him and runs to the elevator and tries to flee. The elevator however doesn't move and for a moment, England sees what he thinks is the form of the ghost giving chase. But when Canada stumbles out of the apartment, England realizes that he grabbed the wrong child. Just then, America cries out and jumps on England and wraps his arms around him.

It's just a very strong scene for me and the irony of grabbing the wrong child just reminded me of England's tendecy to mix Canada and America up. (though in the movie, it's not really his fault) I hope people can see that England and America are in a blocked elevator, Canada is in the hall and water is running down the wall and flowing into the elevator. It's the first time I drew the inside a building, so yeah, not really good at it.

Description
This is my entry for the contest of , I hope it I followed all the rules.

As the title suggests, this scene is based on a movie called "Dark Water". But warning, there's the original Japanese version of this movie and there's also an American remake of it. The warning here is necessary because, annoyignly enough, the American remake cuts this scene out which I think is really a shame because it's the strongest scene in the movie for me. Dark Water is the only horror movie that made me and my sister cry, seriously, it's a very tear-jerking movie. (the original one at least, I didn't feel it in the American remake)

A short explanation on what's happening in this picture. (following the plot of course) Going through a very ugly divorce and custody fight with France, England and Canada move into an apartment where England tries to get a job to prove that he is self-sufficient and can take care of Canada on his own. However, there's a ghost haunting the apartment complex, this being America who often causes large water leakages. America soon focusses his attention on England and Canada and attempts to take Canada's place, being driven by the desperate need to find a new caretaker/elder brother. (mother in the movie) At the end of the movie, America launches a full-scale attack on England's apartment and nearly drowns Canada in the process. England comes in time and finds Canada passed out on the ground, grabs him and runs to the elevator and tries to flee. The elevator however doesn't move and for a moment, England sees what he thinks is the form of the ghost giving chase. But when Canada stumbles out of the apartment, England realizes that he grabbed the wrong child. Just then, America cries out and jumps on England and wraps his arms around him.

It's just a very strong scene for me and the irony of grabbing the wrong child just reminded me of England's tendecy to mix Canada and America up. (though in the movie, it's not really his fault) I hope people can see that England and America are in a blocked elevator, Canada is in the hall and water is running down the wall and flowing into the elevator. It's the first time I drew the inside a building, so yeah, not really good at it.