I read this long time ago but i never comment anything about it. So now, guess i have to comment something I really like the first chap with the girl. The girl, thinking she's still a child, ran into the forest to find the bear in fairytale. Crossing the bridge, she entered a "fairytale realm". She did find it, the bear in that fairytale. And, in the night, just like the fairytale, the bear "became" human. Then, she decided to go home to pack her back and live with the bear together. It's like she wanted to live as a child forever, live in her fairytale forever. But, on the way home, the bridge collapsed, the way back to the "fairytale realm" disappeared. She couldn't "be a child" anymore. When she looked back, now as "an adult", she realized the fairytale was all a lie, there is a man lives with the bear in the forest, not a bear who can becomes a human like the fairytale said. She realized that she must grow up, like everybody else. The fairytale in the forest is just a child's story.
I read this long time ago but i never comment anything about it. So now, guess i have to comment something
I really like the first chap with the girl. The girl, thinking she's still a child, ran into the forest to find the bear in fairytale. Crossing the bridge, she entered a "fairytale realm". She did find it, the bear in that fairytale. And, in the night, just like the fairytale, the bear "became" human. Then, she decided to go home to pack her back and live with the bear together. It's like she wanted to live as a child forever, live in her fairytale forever. But, on the way home, the bridge collapsed, the way back to the "fairytale realm" disappeared. She couldn't "be a child" anymore. When she looked back, now as "an adult", she realized the fairytale was all a lie, there is a man lives with the bear in the forest, not a bear who can becomes a human like the fairytale said. She realized that she must grow up, like everybody else. The fairytale in the forest is just a child's story.