The whole story is only a little girl's monologue. Although the fox gradually gets closer to the girl and plays with the girl, and the girl is also immersed in the process of playing with her favorite animals, I still feel that the girl can't get rid of her inner loneliness, so she deceives the fox with the bread tied with a rope and gives it to her. Put on a collar, and even locked it in your own home. However, in the end, I am fortunate that the fox's desperate struggle finally let the girl know that "love" and "possession" are two different things, which should be the theme that the director wants to reveal. But I also have to have regrets, because the girl also lost a companion.
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