Branch Director Bru was explaining a very simple truth, a truth that is very real and very cruel—
Living in the sewers, don't think about finding the truth.
Because hope is more important than truth!
Hope can support many broken bodies to continue living in this filthy world.
But the truth often destroys people's will to survive.
The truth is not cruel; it is simply real, but reality is cruel.
When a child, whom a pair of parents is desperately searching for, lies in the morgue, pieced together with poor-quality stitches, is this the truth they wanted?
More so that those who committed such heinous acts are not punished, simply because they sit high above!
Perhaps at that moment, what they wanted was for none of this to have happened, and then at night, lying in bed, to be able to dream of that happy, smiling girl.
To see her living happily in a place they've never been to.
Not to appear in front of them in this form.
