10 Days to the End.

Summary

The narrative explores the complexities of adulthood and childhood, revealing that adults often mirror children's behaviors, suppressing their true desires. The protagonist interacts with a ruthless sister, who teaches survival while grappling with her own morality. Sister Si Wei gifts the protagonist a bicycle, symbolizing hope and ownership, along with a newspaper crown and sword, representing dreams despite their humble materials. The protagonist finds joy in these gifts, emphasizing that value lies in the giver's intention rather than material worth. Ultimately, the story contrasts fairy tale ideals with the harsh realities of life, suggesting that beauty often masks darker truths.

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