. Maud tells Florence that the lonely children at school are starting to see Tom. Florence tells Tom that her soul will not rest if she dies now but that she will always be with him. Tom then helps Florence by bringing her medicine to throw up the poison, Robert comes back and sees the spent bottle lying next to Florence on the floor. The following scene shows Florence walking throughout the building, about to leave the premises with Robert. She passes by several adults on her way out but none notice her, even when she walks directly in front of them. One man even speaks badly of her after she passes right in front of him. Then the redheaded boy finally acknowledges her. Florence catches up to Robert and shares a cigarette with him as they chat. Florence explains how not being able to see the ghosts anymore is not the same as forgetting them. She asks Robert to tell the driver to pull up to the end of the drive since she enjoys the long walk and that she will see him on Saturday. The couple exchange a kiss and Robert watches her walk away as she says hello to several other children along the path.
In an interview with director Nick Murphy, he has confirmed the status of Florence at the end of the movie, "This film is about people seeing what they need to and seeing what they need to is carrying forth of the film and as such, I wanted to give audiences that chance at the end. Yeah, I know what she is. Rebecca and I decided she’s alive and then she smokes and she gets a car." [2]