His work may well take him elsewhere soon, and she may not be allowed to follow (or then again she might, she's not shy of danger after all), but they got at least some time together and perhaps she will have a chance to express her feelings, maybe get a hug and a few kind words now that the whole non-interaction policy is a moot point.Īnd she is at peace. Meanwhile, Misfortune is with Benjamin, the fox she has a crush on. Or more vindictively, they may realize they kinda sorta did care on some level, but now it's all too late to make amends for all they've done, and they'll be tormented for the rest of their lives (or at least a decade or two) by the memory of their failure to care for and protect their daughter, an apt punishment for their neglect and abuse. Her parents never seem to have respected her or made her feel particularly loved, and now she doesn't have to put up with them any more, and they can stop pretending to care, I guess. They call her a lady, something she's always wanted to be seen as. It seems to be a peaceful place and those who meet her there, welcome her respectfully. Misfortune safely reached Senersedee, realm of the dead. It all depends on one's point of view and personal preferences. Of course, one could also see it in ways that would make it super-awful and depressing.
However, one could see the ending in different ways, which for me at least allowed me to see it as something of a happy, though bittersweet, ending. I believe there are only two endings, depending on whether or not one got all the sparkle points.
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