E03 couldn't hold back the tears. In a world where criticizing parents is the norm, I literally grew up in a sugar bowl. Although they are not the best parents, over protective, don't fully understand me, have a parental taste and the like, but they sincerely try. Even so, my parents were my original imaginary enemies, and that role even continued.
An imaginary foe against living in the wilderness, and Mom's original role in E03. In her search for the raven, Hilda saw the city where her mother grew up: the parade of parades, the high buildings overlooking the city, the bridges and roads she ran across as a child. Then I learned that mom is not just a parent - a symbol of protection or deterrence, a symbol of love and bondage - mom is a separate character. She is different from Hilda, but they will reconcile. Hilda's story is innocent and lovely, but it's more than that, it's full of growing powerlessness. Even if Hilda did her best to reconcile with the elves, there would still be giants who would inadvertently destroy houses, but would not get what they wanted and live in the wilderness. Frida would break down because she couldn't tidy her room and felt out of control of her life. For example, the "Mara" family who control nightmares are actually teenagers, and a Mara will rub her nose against her old toy. This is probably the details that only those who have experienced it will come up with.
Then I knew it was going to grow up eventually.
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