yeah some were too long and I feel like captions or dialogue would help to convey the story.

nothing. most of them are just predictable tearjerkers with no message

“I Choose You, You Eat Me” is about how many politicians are corrupted, and do not have the interest of the people at heart. “No Matter How High It Is” is about a woman who gave everything to a man, because she loved him and thought he loved her. Eventually she realizes he was using her, and decides to start her own life, without him. “And They Lived Happily Ever After?” is another eye-opener that uses classic fairy tales and myths to show how bad pollution is. “Happiness Begins” is about a father who was so obsessed with work he never spent time with family, and when he finally realized his mistake, his wife was gone and his son’s childhood too, however his son forgave him, and they re-forged their bond. “Same Hand That Hold You” is about a troubled man who went to prison, but reformed and became a doctor once released. “A Flower That Fits The Soul” is a reminder that, no matter how much you want someone, they are individual and have their own problems and needs, and everyone must

temptations try to distract her. She “already found her precious”. “Cat’s Vision” is a lesson that, no matter what price is put on something, be it art or something more, the best payment you could give is true and honest appreciation. “Almost a Miracle” is about how a young boy got his heart broken when he realized his crush already had a boyfriend. “Hug Hug” is about a girl who keeps trying to date, but always ruins the relationship somehow. Eventually she finds someone who loves her, and instead of rejecting her because of her flaws, he embraces them. “Mr. Santa, Do You See Me?” is about a poor girl in an abusive household that just wants to have a glimmer of a normal childhood. “Pick Colors for your Nature” is showing how pollution is slowly killing our planet, and that the next generation (children) will be living in a half-broken world. “Only God(zilla) Knows” is about how nothing needs to destroy earth; we humans do a better job at it than anything else.

“Soldier Boy” is about a dog who had split allegiances, and their first master, the one that was more loyal to them, had to sacrifice the dog in order to instil peace, however the (presumed) pup of the dog survived and was given to one of the soldiers. “Insert Coin Here” is about people spending so much time on work and money, that slowly their time runs out. The “Insert coin to continue” at the end is to symbolize the choice the man now has to either continue pursuing material things or spend what little time he has left with his loved ones. “Hello Again” is about a special bond a girl with cancer and her dog had, before they both died and were reunited in death. “Hi and Goodbye” is a metaphorical tale about how some people will do anything to impress someone, anything for love, even destroy themselves. However, no matter how hard you try, some people will not turn to you. “My Precious” is about a grandmother who values her family above all else, no matter what sort of rich

understand and accept that. Hope this helped! Read from bottom to top, by the way.

xii. GODZILLA FAM: Monsters no longer have to ruin our world, because we humans are doing it already! :) xiii. JUNK FOOD: Corrupted politics hamper our common people, planet Earth, animals, and economy. xiv. COLOURS: The damages we do to our planet leaves a generation - long affect. xv. SANTA: While a couple argues in a poor household, a child looks out the window, hoping that Santa Claus would help them. xvi. FLOWERS: Guy tries to give roses — the ones he had grown — to a girl he likes, gets disappointed when another guy shows up with sunflowers. Then he realises, while scrolling through the girl's social media, that the flowers were meant for her younger sister who was terminally ill and had a fondness for flowers. (4/5)

My personal take away: Greed brings in disaster, while satisfaction & appreciation are what truly matter. (5/5)

viii. DISNEY FILMS & OTHER STORIES, but in 2019, when our oceans are heavily polluted. ix. AIRPODS: kid wants his working dad to pay attention to him and his family at the restaurant, dad gets pissed off and goes to work, where he loses track of time. So much time has gone, that the dad ends up in the cyberpunk future; desperately looking for his family, he finds his son at the same restaurant, and there, they catch up on the lost time. x. KNIFE: Guy stabs someone, ends up in jail. There, he gets in a scuffle with a fellow prisoner. But, his heart softens up when his mother visits him in jail and bandages his wounds, like she would do when he was young. Guy ended up becoming a surgeon, and this time, with his very own hands, saves someone's life. ( i realised i skipped some by accident ) xi. HUGS: Girl hugs someone who wasn't ready for a relationship, girl hugs a guy who isn't in love with her, and in her third relationship, she finds the right person. (3/?)

While it does succeed, it eventually burns out, and the sunflower goes back to looking at the sun. v. GRANDMOTHER & THE SEA: we can see that by luring in the people with attractive things, the siren kills its victim. However, it fails to tempt the old woman to her death, because the most precious gift to her is her family, whom she had crossed the sea for. (My favourite!) vi. CAT VISION: A painting has been placed at the museum. A guy ridiculed it, till the workers placed a description & its price tag below it. The guy immediately bragged about it on social media, and so, the painting became massively trendy, and as expected, its popularity came as quickly as it went. But one woman, who has been there since day one, never left, because she truly appreciated it from the bottom of her heart. vii. RAPUNZELESQUE: didn't understand it either, but we can understand that the prince's betrayal isn't the end of our protagonist's fairy tale, but rather, the start of it. (2/?)

In asian culture, they often draw sleeping people with an inflating/deflating snot bubble. It's our equivalent of "ZZZZZ".