WU EP7
The thing about Niran is that he's not quiet for no reason. He navigated his life constantly questioning whether he deserved to be a "Wu" or not because of his grandfather. The way he's been living every day feels so meaningless that he doesn't even want to leave the Life Spirit Realm. He doesn't care if nobody comes to save him because he can't see the difference between the void and the real world.
He said he's always been dreaming and chasing after a butterfly, but he never catches it because the butterfly is the shadow of himself—the version of himself he's been running from all along.
I feel like he's passively suicidal. The numbness is too overwhelming for him to feel anything. The fact that he chooses not to leave because he believes there's nothing more to life is so sad. Even the love from the people around him can't save him, and he thinks it's too late for him to return.
The older Niran gave up on his life, but the younger Niran chose to trust Pete because he still had some hope. In this case, Pete actually heals Niran's inner child.
He said he's always been dreaming and chasing after a butterfly, but he never catches it because the butterfly is the shadow of himself—the version of himself he's been running from all along.
I feel like he's passively suicidal. The numbness is too overwhelming for him to feel anything. The fact that he chooses not to leave because he believes there's nothing more to life is so sad. Even the love from the people around him can't save him, and he thinks it's too late for him to return.
The older Niran gave up on his life, but the younger Niran chose to trust Pete because he still had some hope. In this case, Pete actually heals Niran's inner child.
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