Love is real, redemption is real, and dependence is the only light for each other, but reality, small-town prejudice, native decay, and internal friction consume the two people to death.
It's not a misunderstanding that broke up, it's that you couldn't keep the other person despite trying your best, it's the eternal emptiness and hopelessness of the Midwestern plains.
Concept: The endless, gloomy corn plains and long, empty interstate highways are not only the geographical environment, but also the embodiment of the spiritual prison. The town seems peaceful and closed, dictating everyone's life choices. Young people yearn for the wilderness and distance, but after all, some people are firmly tied to their hometown. The wind can blow across the entire plain, but it cannot blow away the boundaries drawn by fate.