Eun-Suh Park

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-	A [[wellwraith]] very, very similar to [[Sadako Yamamura]]. Eun-Suh Park is a Korean wraith, born in the early 1960's. She was born with [[nensha]], just like her mother. Together, she and her mother would predict weather patterns. Eun-Suh herself predicted a terrible tsunami at one point. The people in their village, however, regarded them as witches.	+	[[Image:Doo.jpg|thumb|150px|right|Eun-Suh Park as portrayed by actress Bae Doo-na]]
		+	'''Eun-Suh Park''' is the original Korean [[wellwraith]] and is, arguably, the most unknown next to [[Sara Costa]]. She was born in 1964 and murdered in the summer of 1983.
-	After her mother's suicide, Eun-Suh seemed to lose her powers. She lived with her uncle for a while and then moved. She worked in a nightclub (where she was known as "Sunny Park") as an errand girl for over a year until she resigned when a singer there died.	+	==Her Story==
		+	The creator of the movie [[The Ring Virus (Korean movie)|The Ring Virus]] saw similarities between Sadako and Eun-Suh’s lives, so he, of course, threw in elements from the [[Ring novel|Ring]] novel. Because of this, the accuracy of the movie's information on Eun-Suh is debatable.
-	When her half-brother [[Hyung-pil]] came down with smallpox and was admitted to a clinic, she went to nurse him. Her raped her, and then discovered her secret: she had both male and female genitalia due to a condition called [[Androgren Insensitivity Syndrome]]. Horrified, embarrassed, or ashamed Hyung-pil threw Eun-Suh into a nearby well where she perished after seven days.	+	===Known Information===
		+	The most accurate information known is that Eun-Suh did exhibit [[nensha|clairvoyant powers]] at a very young age.
		+	She and her mother, [[Jung-Sūk Park]], were well known weather forecasters in their village but were considered witches because of their powers.
		+	She moved to the mainland and worked at a nightclub under the assumed identity of "Sunny Park" and was a suspect in the death of one of her co-workers.
		+	It is also interesting to note that, prior to popular belief, there was no well. She was murdered by her half brother and buried in a location that was soon made into the video’s originating spot.
		+	Most other information is unknown or debatable, such as the existance of [[androgen insensitivity syndrome]], the suicide of Park Jung-Sūk, or the rape by her half-brother.
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		+	==Controversy==
		+	===Sadako≠Eun-Suh Debate===
		+	While Eun-Suh is a confirmed wellwraith, it is high unlikely that she is an incarnation of Sadako. Sadako's death was two years after Eun-Suh's birth, which creates a paradox in the generally accepted idea that the wellwraiths are Sadako incarnate.
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		+	===Wellwraith?===
		+	Is it questioned on whether Eun-Suh can even be called a wellwraith because she was not thrown in a well. The end of her video ''does'' show a well, but it is possible that this well is merely an abstract image conjured by Eun-Suh, rather than a concrete image she might have seen.

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Eun-Suh Park is the original Korean wellwraith and is, arguably, the most unknown next to Sara Costa. She was born in 1964 and murdered in the summer of 1983.

Contents 1 Her Story 1.1 Known Information 2 Controversy 2.1 Sadako≠Eun-Suh Debate 2.2 Wellwraith?

Her Story

The creator of the movie The Ring Virus saw similarities between Sadako and Eun-Suh’s lives, so he, of course, threw in elements from the Ring novel. Because of this, the accuracy of the movie's information on Eun-Suh is debatable.

Known Information

The most accurate information known is that Eun-Suh did exhibit clairvoyant powers at a very young age. She and her mother, Jung-Sūk Park, were well known weather forecasters in their village but were considered witches because of their powers. She moved to the mainland and worked at a nightclub under the assumed identity of "Sunny Park" and was a suspect in the death of one of her co-workers. It is also interesting to note that, prior to popular belief, there was no well. She was murdered by her half brother and buried in a location that was soon made into the video’s originating spot. Most other information is unknown or debatable, such as the existance of androgen insensitivity syndrome, the suicide of Park Jung-Sūk, or the rape by her half-brother.

Controversy

Sadako≠Eun-Suh Debate

While Eun-Suh is a confirmed wellwraith, it is high unlikely that she is an incarnation of Sadako. Sadako's death was two years after Eun-Suh's birth, which creates a paradox in the generally accepted idea that the wellwraiths are Sadako incarnate.

Wellwraith?

Is it questioned on whether Eun-Suh can even be called a wellwraith because she was not thrown in a well. The end of her video does show a well, but it is possible that this well is merely an abstract image conjured by Eun-Suh, rather than a concrete image she might have seen.