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Born with a rare skin disease, Rosella is often ostracized by others and so she spends most of her time drawing in the woods. She earns a living by selling her sketches to publishers and artists like Marla, a talented and successful sculptress who uses Rosella’s artworks as basis for her statues.
As Rosella continues to find sanctuary in the forest, she finds herself inexplicably drawn to one particular tree with alibata carved on its trunk. From then on, the image of a handsome and strong man would appear to her in her dreams.
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But with each dream comes a sad ending with the man being stabbed with a dagger right through his chest. Rosella draws this image and keeps it, as she has no plans of selling it to her clients.
Meanwhile, Marla is planning to open an exhibit influenced by the age-old mysteries surrounding the “haunted” forest. Incidentally, she finds Rosella’s drawing and is inspired to carve it in wood. After much persistence, she convinces Rosella to sell her the drawing and sculpts it using Rosella’s favorite tree.
Marla successfully completes the statue in full detail – dagger and all – and names it “Machete.” By an unexpected turn of events, Machete astoundingly transforms into a living, breathing human being. Memories of a past love come rushing through Machete’s mind, signaling the start of his unfinished and unrelenting quest for his greatest love.
What could be the real reason behind the dagger buried in Machete’s chest? And why is Rosella so passionately drawn to the tree the same way that she was drawn to the man in her dreams? Could there be a deeper and unexpected connection among Rosella, Marla, and Machete? Will Machete succeed in fulfilling his mission with his second chance at life and love?
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