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After NAWRAS and KSWARA go through a rough patch in their relationship, we see their struggle to understand their attachment style to each other and their own fears and trauma. Through a surreal lens, we see their soulmate connection divulge into a chaotic downward spiral, both alone in their ultimately presenting them with the choice of growing and losing the other person, or staying in the same place.
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After NAWRAS and KSWARA go through a rough patch in their relationship, we see their struggle to understand their attachment style to each other and their own fears and trauma. Through a surreal lens, we see their soulmate connection divulge into a chaotic downward spiral, both alone in their ultimately presenting them with the choice of growing and losing the other person, or staying in the same place.
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