Ploy (Alone)

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Ploy
Alias	Pim (whilst impersonating)
Origin	Alone (2007)
Occupation	Wife
Powers / Skills	Charisma Torture methods
Hobby	Tricking Wee.
Goals	Marry Wee who she is obsessed with. Murder her sister to take her place.
Crimes	Murder Animal cruelty Matricide Sororicide Impersonation Torture Arson Exploitation Attempted mariticide
Type of Villain	Obsessed Psychopath

Ploy is the main antagonist of the 2007 Thai horror movie Alone.

She was portrayed by Marsha Wattanapanich.

Biography

Early Life

Ploy (in glasses) and her twin sister, Pim.

She and her twin sister, Pim, were siamese sisters born together through the stomach. She and her sister did everything together, given their birth condition. Ploy was characterized by wearing glasses and was jealous, envious and hard, feeling jealous of her sister, Pim, who was sweet and won over everyone, including their mother, being the favorite of the two, which generated envy on the part of Ploy. In adolescence, Pim and Ploy fell in love with the same boy, Wee. This, however, fell in love with Pim, not corresponding to Ploy's love, generating in her a great feeling of jealousy, envy and obsession, what she demonstrates by squeezing a white mouse until it bleeds and dies.

One day, Wee makes a drawing for Pim, where she appears alone, generating Ploy's fury, which tears him apart, causing his sister to want to be separated from her. Unhappy with the decision and certainly knowing that she would lose Pim to her, taken by jealousy, Ploy strangles his sister to death and despairs when she learns that killed her own sister, screaming for his mother. Pim's corpse was separated from Ploy's, who faced the contempt of his mother, who never looked at her again. Eventually, despite the initial remorse and despair at killing his sister, Ploy decides to take advantage of the fatality, she decides to impersonate the dead sister in order to be loved by Wee, who started to correspond Ploy thinking that she was corresponding Pim. Being cheated for many years, they get married and go to live in Korea.

Alone

Having spent years living in Korea, Wee and Ploy are forced to return to Thailand when her mother becomes seriously ill. Returning to his homeland, Ploy, who is impersonating his sister, is faced with her past, at the same time she begins to be haunted by his sister's ghost, making everyone believe that the ghost of Ploy (who everyone believed to have actually died) was tormenting her. Tormented, "Pim" seeks various spiritual aids to get rid of his sister's ghost.

Still believing that Ploy was the one who had died and that he had married Pim, Wee discovers the patches on the drawing that he had given to Pim and that was torn by Ploy. He knew that "Ploy" had died for not having survived the separation surgery and questions why his wife did not tell him that they had separated because of him, which would have resulted in Ploy's death.

Eventually, the truth about the real identity of Wee's wife comes to light when his mother, sick in the hospital, tells him that it was not Pim who survived, but Ploy, which Wee confirms by looking at Pim's grave in the cemetery. Upset, he confronts Ploy when he gets home and she is faking devastation at her mother's death, when in reality, she turned off her mother's devices, killing her and unlike when she killed Pim, without an ounce of remorse, in order to prevent her secret from surfacing. But Wee says that before he died, Pim and Ploy's mother told the truth and he demands that Ploy stop the lies, still not knowing the real reason for Pim's death, asking Ploy to tell what actually happened with Pim, confronting her with the glasses that belonged to her as a child and that she stopped wearing in order to pass for her sister, who did not. After futile attempts to assert himself as Pim, Ploy tells the truth, saying he accidentally murdered his sister during a rage after Pim said she was a burden on her life. Horrified, Wee takes from her the necklace he would have given Pim and is determined to leave it forever, until he is hit with a bottle by Ploy when he turns his back and falls unconscious.

When he wakes up, he is tied and gagged in a chair and sees Ploy wearing the glasses that always belonged to her. With envy, Ploy says that everyone has always loved his sister and that when she died, her mother despised her, according to her, treating her as disgusting. She takes the tray containing medicines that Wee uses for diabetes and says that she loved him as much as Pim, but that he only wanted to know about her and that the only way he could love her would be by posing as his sister, who was the one who answered the questions. letters he sent, which she read as if it were for her, before breaking one of the insulin vials on the floor, proclaiming that she is the one Wee loves. She says she feels sorry for Pim, since it was her who received all the love that Wee gave her, which seems more like a sadistic statement than genuine pity, since she felt envy of her sister for being loved by Wee and that he passed by her in order to deceive and receive all of Wee's love, not thinking about his sister, but about herself. Soon, Ploy begins to torture Wee, taking advantage of the fact that he needs to be medicated to cruelly attack him with the syringe, making his hit his head against her's in retaliation. Ploy takes the decapitated head of the dog from the family she had run over and spears it in Wee's lap, saying that if he hated him so much, he could replace it with another identical dog.

The maid goes to the house behind her cell phone that she left at the place and is answered by Ploy, who prevents her from entering saying that she can get the cell phone for her. The scene cuts to Wee managing to escape the chair and Ploy going after him, discovering he has escaped and asking for him around the house. Later, we find out that she killed the maid, as we see her body lying in the room. Ploy spread a flammable liquid all over the house while Wee was unconscious and screams with a lighter in his hands, threatening to set the house on fire if Wee doesn't show up. He comes up and fights with her, only to let go of the lit lighter, setting the house on fire. During the fight, the two fall down the stairs as the fire spreads and Ploy is apparently unconscious, while Wee crawls through the burning house to a medicine box to medicate himself, realizing that Ploy is no longer where he fell. He passes by the lifeless body of the maid that Ploy killed in order to escape the house by dragging himself when he comes across Ploy standing in front of him, who attacks him with a lamp. The two confront each other while the house is on fire, Ploy attacks him in the leg, he threatens to slap her but hesitates when she screams, giving her the opportunity to knock him down and spoil him, but she lets go when she sees the face of dead sister in place of Wee's, which allows her to drop a bookcase on top of her and stop her in order to escape the burning house. Meanwhile, Ploy tries to free himself from the bookcase that fell on top of her, struggling until he realizes the presence of Pim's spirit next to her, who smiles as she screams and burning pieces of wood fall on the bookcase, causing Ploy to die burned alongside the spirit of Pim. The film ends with Ploy visiting the tomb of the twins, where Ploy was buried next to his sister. He leaves the necklace he gave Ploy/Pim to their grave.