Over Zone Story (I): https://youtu.be/CDdSb_nB7jA
Rapunzel, Snow White, Scarlet Full Bond Story: https://youtu.be/lFO8O0B3hQs
Dorothy Bond Story: https://youtu.be/E-mesZUAelY
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==========My Analysis==========
Dorothy has a problem learning how to let go. Fixated on an outcome she wanted, she lets hatred fills her. Starting of this Story (II) was kinda slow, eventually I was a little surprised when it progressed. The best part of the story is still about that deer with Rapunzel. Made me laughed so hard I was in tears, hahahaha
Overall, this second installment made me like the Pioneer Pilgrims even more. Dorothy, not so much right from the beginning (first met in Chapter 20). No matter how dire one’s situation is in, yes, it’s dreadful and no one wants that but it happened. Acceptance is important. What’s most important is learning how to accept; learning how to heal thyself; let go; looking forward to change for the better. Failure to do so will just keep you going around in the Carousel of Despair. It will break you.
If you notice the title screen ( or 00:13 ), at Dorothy image, there’s half of the glass broken behind her head. It can be seen as Dorothy being broken, just like how she is in this story. But notice how the glass is not broken when facing the Pilgrims. Quite some deep connotations there. As the saying goes, 死要面子 and this suits her character of trying to be ego strong, not admitting something is wrong, pretending everything is all right when deep down she’s psychologically broken.
Learning how to forgive doesn’t mean that it is okay for bad things to happen. What has happened has already did. Yes, it’s a horrendous feeling. Yet to truly move on, one needs to accept what has happened, had happened. Learning to forgive is doing it for own’s peace. For their own’s healing, and not for anyone else.
If I had not learnt how to, I will not be here.
It’s tough. It’s never been easy, but when you have the strength to move on, the strength to make your life better, you’ll flourish. No matter how long it takes. For anyone who needs it: You will get there. Don’t give up.
