Just imagine, a man imprisons you day and night, and whispers in your ear day and night: "You know I love you." Are you willing to give your heart to him who loves you at the top of your heart, or refuse to make a deal with the devil who deprives you of your freedom?
Yasuko originally thought she knew the answer, because she was still a human being and she had the right to freedom.
But now, she willingly gave her heart to him who locked her with iron chains, and touched his face to comfort him: Junsuke, don't be afraid, I know you love me most. Because, so am I.
There are countless words to describe her feelings for him. She loved him until she was as humble as dust, and hated him until her heart ached. In the end, she finally understood him and embraced the man who had been trapped in darkness for half his life with the warm body of a girl.
She is his most perfect work, and he is also her final destination.
Intention: Without vitality, there is no ability to create love. The essence of "romantic love" is that partners awaken each other's love for each other. Give others something that is truly vital in your heart. Through "giving", you gain the ability to be loved. This is life and strength.