A short film that reflects a lot, child sexual abuse, violence, class divisions, and more. Tang Laoshui deserves a golden man. I've always been a fan of tragic films that use a light comedy approach. The illustration and soundtrack for this film are interspersed with Stuart's unimaginable memories, singing "Let the sun shine right at my happy summer house", and at the end Stuart said to Alexander "I have lived a very controversial and unpleasant life". Things experienced in childhood will be magnified several times compared to those experienced in other periods, and those bitter and stinging wounds will not be forgotten because of the passage of time. It has become a "devil" inhabiting Stuart's heart. In the following life, he delusionally wanted to drive the "devil" out of his body through self-mutilation and even violence against others, and finally found that it would only make himself deeper and deeper. So, among many misfortunes, Stuart chose to change the day he discovered the violence. It's not all his fault, just the wrong method, but it's really impersonal to be so harsh, so what is the way to relieve the pain?
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