Throughout the story, there were many relatable parts/scenes. One of the parts that were relatable was when the boy told the girl that he would get her something from the bazaar, but was disappointed when it didn’t work out in his favor. I would describe the boy as a naïve person because I think that at that moment if the girl would’ve asked him for anything at all, he would’ve agreed no questions asked. When she was on his mind, everything else was irrelevant to him. It was as though …show more content…
Well, it certainly made me view things from a different perspective. I always thought if the person liked someone, why not just be open and express your feelings? But then again, there’s a sense of rejection and pride. The boy in the story had constant battles with himself because he knew that he would never be able to express his feelings for the girl to her face. It made me slightly agitated at times because it was like he was really in love with the girl, just from a distance. Like why not just confess your feelings? Sure, you may get rejected, but at least you won’t have any regrets about the situation. You did what you were originally supposed to do. Not to mention, the person can never say that they weren’t aware of your