Ika Nord
Posted: Thu Sep 09, 2010 2:21 am
This thread is dedicated to messages for Ika Nord - the actor who portrayed Virginia in the film Let The Right One In.
A forum to discuss John Ajvide Lindqvist's novel and films based on it.
http://let-the-right-one-in.com/forum/
http://let-the-right-one-in.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=1751
You brought this Virginia to life with perfection in the corresponding scene in the film. It is regrettable that the film did not have more space to devote to your Virginia. I have stated elsewhere on these forums how it is a shame that more of the scenes from the novel involving Lacke and Virginia in the hospital could not have been included in the film. I can only imagine how you could have brought Virginia to life in those scenes as well.Virginia walked away from the building, down to the park, and did not turn around.
Her body was wracked with sobs, half-running as if to outrun the tears. But they followed her, forced themselves into her eyes, and fell in big drops down her cheeks. Her heels cut through the snow, clicking against the asphalt of the path, and she wound her arms around herself, hugging herself.
There was no one to be seen so she gave in freely to her sobs as she made her way home, pressed her arms against her stomach; the pain lodged in there like an ill-tempered fetus.
Let a person in and he hurts you.
There was a reason why she kept her relationships brief. Don't let them in. Once they're inside they have more potential to hurt you. Comfort yourself. You can live with the anguish as long as it only involves yourself. As long as there is no hope.
But with Lacke she had held out hope. That something would slowly grow up between them. And in the end. One day. What? He accepted her food and her warmth but in reality she meant nothing to him.
She walked huddled-up along the path, doubled over with sorrow. Her back was stooped and it was as if a demon sat there whispering terrible things in her ear.
Never again. Nothing.
Just as she was starting to imagine what this demon looked like, it landed on top of her.