Handy how they not only immediately figured that out, but also knew where the bones were buried, clearly labeled as "bones of the mom of the ghost chick in the river" and buried shallowly enough that they could easily reach them before the commercial break. How...conveeeeeeeeenient.
Not to mention the fact that generations of locals had enough time AND presence of mind to tie hundreds of dolls into the trees to appease the little ghostbitch, but nobody thought of chucking the mommy bones in the water before? Like I said,m the location of mommy bones was clearly marked and easy to find, maybe the gravestone said "do not disturb these to throw them in the river unless you are a skinny gringo chica and her whiny-ass boyfriend".
One final thought: the presence of hundreds of dolls would indicate that the ghost tart is enough of a problem that this isn't the first time she's stolen people etc. Hell the premise of the series is that Dad has already gone missing. And her legend is that she was a local girl. So IF we accept the premise that ghostgirl has been terrorizing the villagers for years, and IF we accept the premise that either none of her own people ever thought to beg for mercy or their pleas went unheeded IN her native language no less, then WHY would we assume that the whiny white guy, speaking in English and with no connection to her, would suddenly be convincing enough to talk her into spitting his mom out?
Implausible, improbable, and badly written. Fail.
Also, :rwmad: