If Theo and Carl’s storyline brings a sense of drama and tension, Asha Alahan makes viewers feel haunted with a picture full of melancholy.

This week, the audience will witness the inner collapse of a once strong girl, now immersed in loneliness and disorientation.

The scene at the Bistro is the first highlight.

Sitting next to Nina Lucas, Asha kept ordering more wine and drinking as if to forget the turbulent days.

Nina couldn’t help but worry, because this was completely not Asha’s usual style. The glasses of wine were filled and then emptied, as Asha tried to fill the void in her heart with meaningless drunkenness.

The climax was when Asha sat alone in the hospital emergency room, quietly watching the crowds and the rushing ambulances. In that scene, the young girl looked smaller and lonelier than ever. Without any dialogue, the sad eyes and helpless posture are enough to depict the pain inside.

What makes this story touch the audience’s heart is the truth in real life: many young people, when faced with shock or failure, often choose to stay silent and torture themselves instead of speaking up to seek help. Asha is a mirror reflecting that reality.

Asha’s storyline does not have spectacular twists, but has a heavy emotional depth. It makes the audience both pity and worry for the little girl. Can Nina pull Asha out of this darkness? Or will Asha continue to go down the path of self-destruction? This is definitely the question that many people will carry with them after watching this week’s film.