The stare of his wrath.
"I’m So Sorry Please Forgive.mp4" is a Creepypasta created by music producer and animator Devin Millar. This story is about a narrator who finds a strange video that shows a teenage boy crying and turning into a demon. The boy from the video finds the narrator and attacks them in their own home. The narrator learns that the boy broke up with his girlfriend which motivated his actions.The original version of the story can be read on the Trollpasta Wiki here
. The reloaded/remake of it can be read here.
Examples in "I’m So Sorry Please Forgive Me.mp4" include:
- Analog Horror: In-Universe. The boy's video contains loud screaming, distorted noise, and deliberate low video quality.
- Bilingual Bonus: A piece of Hebrew text appears at the end of the video which translates to this"He's dead, and she is too. But there's no hope. It's the audience."
- Break the Cutie: The boy in the video becomes a demon after he was grieved over his girlfriend. It is implied that he used to be happier prior to this.
- Downer Ending: The narrator is left injured from the experience. Also, the boy committed suicide and seeks permanent revenge.
- Driven to Suicide: The boy commits suicide after making the video as he couldn’t cope with his break-up with his girlfriend. But he comes back as a ghost.
- Eat the Camera: In the video, the boy lunges at the camera twice with his mouth.
- Haunted Technology: The story title is ".mp4", which is a standard video format. The video appears to have supernatural ties with the boy's spirit.
- Sdrawkcab Speech: In the video when the boy cries, there is a little girl saying “Yross Mi Aiel”. This is the word "Leia I'm sorry" in reverse.
- Shout-Out:
- The boy cries on the bed in a similar way to a scene in Squidward's Suicide. A lost episode Creepypasta.
- The screaming sounds are reused from Suicide Mouse, another lost episode Creepypasta.
- The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: The boy breaks into the narrator’s house and attacks them while reenacting what he did.
- No Ending: We are never told if the narrator recovered from his injuries. If he did, this experience will most likely affect him.
