The collapse of patience just proved the aliveness of a person.
Humans are emotional animals, they can be shaken, scared, hesitant, and disappointed. Everyone is the same. Kiko, who lives alone, has been with her loneliness for eight years. Perhaps because of this, she saw the loss and injury hidden behind the smiles of the two elders.
Kiko's confession freed her from her pale perfection and restored the abundance of human contradictions. In this way, two more can be added to her many advantages: introspection and frankness.
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