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The Red Shoes (2005 film) dancer named Keiko, who was the daughter of a high-ranking officer, and was very talented. This is made worse when she blessed with pink shoes from a male dancer who had been her lover. Oki wanted the shoes for herself and paid the old woman with a scarf to steal them from Keiko. Though she succeeded in stealing the shoes for Oki, the old woman watched her and Keiko fight over them at the photo shoot for a ballet advertisement. Then one night, a pregnant Keiko witnessed her lover and Oki having sex. When she ran off out of betrayal