u/chiscuitbiisted6

i've been diving deep into chi no wadachi lately, and i can't help but appreciate how it portrays the unsettling complexities of family relationships. oshimi shuzo has this incredible ability to blend psychological horror with raw human emotion. the way he depicts the protagonist's relationship with his mother is haunting but also relatable on some levels. it makes you question how far you would go to protect your loved ones and what truly defines love. anyone else feel this way, or have specific scenes that left a lasting impact on you? i'm curious to hear your thoughts on how the story unfolds and the dark themes it touches on.