Ae-rin and Jin-hee suffer encephalopathy and have often met in a writing group. For Jin-hee who spent her childhood at an orphanage, to participate in the group activity means a lot as much as going to church. Her dream is to eventually stand on her own feet. She dreams to marry a loved one and live a happy independent life. And it is a well-known secret that her crush is Young-hee, a longtime friend.
Ae-rin’s condition is less severe and she is an acknowledged activ...more

Ae-rin and Jin-hee suffer encephalopathy and have often met in a writing group. For Jin-hee who spent her childhood at an orphanage, to participate in the group activity means a lot as much as going to church. Her dream is to eventually stand on her own feet. She dreams to marry a loved one and live a happy independent life. And it is a well-known secret that her crush is Young-hee, a longtime friend.
Ae-rin’s condition is less severe and she is an acknowledged activist amongst the disabled. She is at the forefront of the sit-down strike for the abolition of the currently disputed social issue, the Degree of Disability Act and the Duty of Caregiving Act. She is seen to be aggressive in her activities, but actually inside of her is emptiness. She is lost because she does not know how to cope with the changes happening in the world and the people around her.
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