The whole film takes c as the perspective. Although c clearly wants to respond, she does not show it. From S's point of view, that is indifference and sulking. When s jumped out, she went to find other friends to make her happy, "Don't vent your bad emotions to me, I'm just here to be happy." But c sinks deeper and deeper.
From the point of view of c, the follow-up of s is also completely okay for caring about s, but it is precisely the bottom line of s who wants to save face. After all, it's self-righteous. If c knew that her family was like this at that time, instead of telling it at the party, but hugging her and kissing her face, would it be possible to go back?
But there is no if.
The last words of s made me jump out of the perspective of c completely, and suddenly realized.
s is also a victim of c cold violence.
I was also the perpetrator of cold violence.
I sincerely thank the director for the final change of perspective.
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