Fury Flowers documents the terrible effects of sexual abuse on a little girl named Beth. The film mainly consists of brief clips of a clinician interviewing Beth, and we know from additional research done by Beth herself and the crew that Beth was raped and snubbed by her biological father at a very young age. This makes Beth suffer from reactive attachment disorder, a mental illness that, in this case, is similar in many cases to social psychopaths, although the causes are completely different. Beth is uncompassionate and lacks the ability to interact with others-an instinctive reaction to her desire to escape from the past. In the film, the little girl admits that she often brutally tortures her brother and small animals, sometimes sexually abusing them, and blatantly disregards the rights and social norms of others, including their right to life. It was a bit poignant to hear a child say that her wish was to kill her parents and also to kill her brother. Furious Flowers reveals how an innocent little girl turned into a cold-blooded and numb killer after being abused. At the end of the film, it expresses such a vision, if in the little girl.
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