Episode 10 – With You and the Rain

I’m not sure I’ve seen any episodes, and these plots capture the feeling of being a writer and the writer. Even if you would rather do something else, it not only solves the difficulties of inspiration and writing, but also the things that people think about professional writing. A group of old-fashioned classmates Fuji meets on the street and manages to hit all the buttons all the buttons that the writers are familiar with: you read a lot, and it’s no surprise that you’ll be a writer, how happy you’re doing the job you love, you can set your own time… You may have seen or heard everyone’s voices, maybe even said to them, or even said to the writers you know. On paper, yes, those Do Sounds great.

But as Fuji showed last week, that’s not how it really works. Having no set hours means you have to set your own settings, which means saying you are because of walking or taking a nap. Do what you like to work yes Great until you realize it means you don’t just do it for Love, but because you have to, or you can’t buy groceries. As a reader and a writer, it’s two things – Fuji struggles all day long to fall a sentence on the page, and she swallows up a bunch of books. It’s not even an idea written by a person not because they like it, but because the words that penetrate the brain need to come out somehow. Writing is necessary, sometimes not joy.

Fuji said that maybe she should never have written the first book as a refinement of her concerns. If she hadn’t done so, she wouldn’t be in her current position, and there was a novel writing and an animated script that she didn’t know how to start. In fact, this is not even trapped in the horror of thinking people read She wrote that episode nine involves something. It’s an anxiety carousel, and she almost admits that there’s a cake on it.

That’s why she’s so important to own Mumi. He helped her relax a lot. Compare an episode of Fuji with Episode 11 Fuji: She is still quiet and inclusive, but this week she played a trick with her old elementary school friends, running and playing with Kimi and admitting her own pressure. Deciding to take home Tennaki, she discovers Fuji, someone who can help her live her life safely. He may be easier to communicate than other pets, but he is still a judgement-free person who can help Fuji feel more calm. She might have really rejected the request for an animation script without him.

Kimi is changing too. When he first became a pet of Fuji, he didn’t seem to know whether to behave like a dog or a cat, even though he knew very well that he wanted to be a dog. Now we see him engaging in more canine behaviors, rom-crazy, carrying balls in his mouth and snatching food from the table. (Okay, hot milk and honey. Fuji and Kimi complement each other.

In all of these aspects, the episode also took some time to prove that it is an unspoken privilege for writers: working from home, and the inevitable joy of having your pet appear on the zoom phone. Sometimes you don’t have to spell these to show how good they are – increasing crowds staring at Kimi’s puppet performance on screen, which all speaks for that.

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