1) Why would Ling chop out her kidney and give it to Ching to save her life, when Ling was trying to kill her before (by taking out her kidney)
--- Ling lost everything in her life and felt no need to live any longer. But she wanted to have one last control over someone elses life. plus a bit of revenge mixed in with envy.
2)Why would she cut into Ching and not insert the kidney directly, but just leave it in the bathtub of ice?
--- She would be bleeding out to the point where she would probably be unable to do such a thing. When she cut into Ching, it basically forced the doctors to do an immediate transplant on her to keep her alive, thus, she really would have had no choice but to accept Ling's kidney. Unlike what some people say, a person could remove their own kidney with ease if they had the right pain killers available. Given that she had a mother in the hospital for years and a semi-boyfriend who was a doctor, it is a fairly good assumption that she would have access to this.
3)At the end, Ching says about how they'll always be together, so I understand how that can link into being 'together forever' but this just invites more questions, like why would Ling really want to be with Ching 'forever' Was it just to torture her (Ching) knowing that Ling's kidney was inside her?
--- This goes back to the Control again. Not only was Ling physically with her because of the kidney, but she had done things to affect her life to the point where she would NEVER forget what happened. It would all be with her until the day she died probably thinking about it on a daily basis.
4) Is Ling actually dead, as I saw the movie ages ago and I can't remember if they found her body or not.
---Yes.
The psychological depth of this movie is simply amazing and to truly understand what was done here chances are you will have needed to take a few psych classes.
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