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So, I needed something short to watch because I couldn't sleep, and I came across this. I put it on in the background while also scrolling through my phone. How I ended up crying a few hours later, with the drama finished, will remain a mystery.

The story is of trauma cleaners, people who clean up the room and organize the belongings of recently deceased persons. This is very fresh, and this kinda service was unheard of to me. Much needed, I feel.

The tropes aren't very new. Each episode covers the story of a new person, while the main characters remain the focus. The reluctant male guardian who ends up staying and loving his ward is the setting. However, the way the story is portrayed is really fresh.

The writing, direction, cast, the acting (especially the male lead portraying Asperger's), cinematography are excellent. The drama either broke something in me or healed something in me. I'm not someone that really cries over fictional characters, but I did cry here and it felt good. You end up appreciating the people in your life more and you wonder how you'll process their departure.