Ellen pleads with her husband Thomas not to leave on a long journey, haunted by a macabre premonition. She recounts a vivid dream where she married Death amidst a field of corpses, revealing a terrifying psychological connection to the darkness that threatens their future.
ELLEN: It was our wedding. Yet not in chapel walls. Above was an impenetrable thundercloud outstretched beyond the hills. The scent of the lilacs was strong in the rain... and when I reached the altar, you weren’t there. Standing before me, all in black... was... Death.
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