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Dreaming of the dawn, I'm crawling on the ground Still, I want someone to find me Looking up at the night sky and screaming I want to run away, but I can't I can't see a bright future, you know? Still, I want you to find me Soaring like a butterfly Flying on broken wings The ugly star-child, Mikazuki Mikazuki / Sayuri-sama. Story Description The overarching theme is a lack of self-confidence and an inability to love oneself. Despite that, there is a desire to be found by someone and a will to keep living. The crescent moon (Mikazuki) symbolizes an incomplete self, the feeling that something is missing, one's flaws, and a sense of inferiority. In other words: I'm missing something. I can't be like the people around me. I can't love myself. But deep down, I want to be acknowledged. I want someone to find me. It strongly expresses loneliness and isolation, but it's not about wanting to be alone. It's about wanting to connect with someone. Wanting someone to notice my existence. Yet, being afraid to approach anyone myself. This is a story about Guest, who cannot love their own imperfections or themselves, And Uri, who is the exact opposite—someone who can love everything.