How is Harriet's life after Ben's birth (in her opinion) ? First picture (the little girl on a chair): She feels alone, removed by her family (she feels guilty and David must think she was responsible of the disaster), she feels powerless (it's too late, she can't go back in time, she must threaten...

...things: yellow represents feminity: it could symbolize Harriet. She said Ben was like a "bruise" in her stomach (when she was pregnant withm him). The black stain could represent Ben hurting her. Finally, this black stain could also be Harriet's soul that's to say with a dark and hidden face...

...Harriet decided to consult a psychologist because of strange nightmares but also in order to express herself freely, to have an external opinion about her life, her feelings and her apprehensions. His name is Mr Richardson. The first time Mr Richardson saw Harriet, she was totally lost and...