Private setting: The background of the story is modern nautical style. There is a remote island called Watch Island hidden deep in the Caribbean Sea. Gray is a lone navigator who sails alone all year round and is burdened with the secrets left by his family; Jin is an energetic young sailor who accidentally drifted to the sea and accidentally landed on this almost untouched island. The island is called Watch, and it is the only harbor where Gray stops at the end of each voyage. He stays here all year round until Jin breaks into this quiet place.
Intention: The self-watching that has been closed and lonely for a long time will eventually be cured by the love that rushes to it; compared with the obsession of staying alone on an island and waiting for nothingness, the people around you are the real harbor of the soul.
1. Loneliness and redemption: Gray lives alone on Watch Island all year round, using his solitude to isolate himself from the outside world and seal up his inner regrets. Jin's unexpected intrusion is not an interruption, but a warm redemption that illuminates his lonely life;
2. Passively waiting vs actively rushing to the island: Gray has been passively guarding the island and waiting silently, while Jin has always been enthusiastic and proactive in approaching, pointing out that the best fate is to rush to the island in both directions to break the isolation;
3. The true meaning of belonging: Islands are physical strongholds, and relying on each other is the ultimate hope in a sea of people and vast seas.