In a dirty tavern, Elian, a stern nobleman, catches his eye on Celestine, a dancer's son who was abused by his alcoholic father and struggling to survive. Elian took him back to the asylum on the pretext of "teaching him how to dance". In the solitary annex, dance became the medium: the touch of fingertips, the cuddling when tired, and the warmth of palms when healing, brought two lonely hearts closer to each other for warmth in silence.
Concept: strong contrast aesthetics throughout.