A strict single mother who prioritizes academic success for her daughter, enforcing a rigid schedule to secure a spot at Werth Academy. Initially dismissive of play and imagination, she eventually witnesses her daughter growth, reconciles with her, and learns to value creativity and family time over rigid planning.
Their contrasting approaches to childhood shape the girl's internal struggle between duty and wonder.
Represents the central thematic clash between utilitarian adulthood and poetic childhood.
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