Everyone lives in their own utopia, everyone is an island, a small universe that is not related to each other, and the mother and daughter are far away from each other.
In the end, the heroine turned into the appearance of her son Allen. Following Allen's thinking, she finally found Allen, but it contradicted her personal utopia setting. After all, after taking hallucinogens, everyone is already a parallel universe and will never be There are intersections.
The second contract signed by the heroine is very interesting. There is a strange supplementary clause. Anyone can become the heroine, and the heroine can also become anything, juice or milkshake, which can be eaten and watched by anyone. In the first contract, the heroine betrayed the actor's social identity, and in the second contract, the heroine betrayed her soul.
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