I don't mean to offend the animation, but I really hope that the children who are fans of comics will not indulge in the hot-blooded comics, thinking that success only needs to be hot-blooded enough. Or, think that adults only follow the trend and have a mid-life crisis.
Not unexpected at all, the story is as anyone who knows the economic crisis knows, the screenwriter makes Kerry and Aina face unemployment one after another, and can't find their next job. Kerry's deafness and the gender she loves have become the reasons for not being accepted in the workplace at that time, and then, as in all societies in crisis, it is full of scams and cruel rejections.
But life just goes on.
The only thing that deserves luck is Aina's courage that won't give up easily. There is no dream or mad love in the story. There is a tacit understanding, trust, and silent appeasement between husband and wife year after year, but it seems that this is enough. I came back from the roaming with exhaustion, even if the new TV set came and left because of the rent and bills at home, the sofa for rest was sold and ran away, facing the disappearing nest of abundance, even if I was just a screen The audience outside is gradually anxious about this, looking forward to this time, please, Aina finally meets a good thing.
But they always comforted each other in silence, licked each other's wounds, and then "supported" forward.
Until the end, the real opportunity finally came, the only good thing in the long setback finally came, and Aina just looked up at the sky, as if she had finally relaxed.
It seems that in life, in fact, only one good thing is enough.
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