brainrevolutiongirl

Although, presumably, at first glance Enemies with Benefits seems focused on the complicated relationship between Lal and Wine, it's actually so extensive. The two worlds—work and feelings—collided extremely frequently, beautifully portraying the difficult choices that must be made in the name of love.
We can really see the trauma and its consequences in Wine's life—whereby I truly congratulate Jingjing on an excellent performance—and the motives behind her actions in her love life. This is a very well-executed representation of SA victims.
As for Lal, she is just one vast green forest.