The more you fall in love, the more emotions play tricks on your thoughts, making you more childlike, as if you are discovering yourself for the first time. You wonder, was I always this childlike? Or have I only now understood the meaning of childhood? It's as if you are feeling things for the first time, touching surfaces for the first time, as if seeing and listening are new experiences. Love's spark carries all of this and also carries embers that can consume you if you don't know how to embrace love properly.

Under the shadows of our emotions, love is the supreme entity that sits on the throne of feelings, while hatred is the counterpart that turns its back on love.

It is said that no matter how far you run, fate will pull you towards the things you fear to approach. 

Just as it is said, the closer you get, the longer the distance feels. 

Hana runs away as if she's stepping into a void or perhaps taking steps backward, while Nadir, who is rushing towards her to get closer, seems to remain stationary, standing still with his hands in his pockets and a sparkling look in his eyes. The more she distances herself, the closer she seems, and the closer he gets, the further she feels. Because whoever approaches first crashes into a thick wall that stands between them and their closeness, the solution then remains... to pull the one you love towards you and to yourself. Thus, Nadir stands ready to pull the red thread that ties him to Hana, who steps away from him, gazing back with a childlike smile that turns his eyes into a galaxy where stars shine through.