Klaus
a true selfless act always sparks another.
“what’s in it for me?” we always asks, because all of us has something we want that benefits our cause. and somehow the greatest byproduct of someone’s selfish desire, is solidary, that even an act of selflessness could overthrow generational feud.
*also a notable symbolism that i liked to think as symbolism—margú’s language barrier towards everyone, it’s a soft portrayal that despite the struggle and the bisection of language and culture, it's not big enough to hinder harmony and the understanding of kindness.*