The Essence of Love and Conflict in Relationships

Uru describes her brother's personality as strict but not evil, expressing that her father's will suppresses her own opinion.

He said, "I will try to ensure that all my words include your consent."

The woman countered that love is about respecting the other's will, questioning the man's way of loving. The man was confident in his love, but the woman demanded a clear answer, leading to a confrontation.

Uru stated that if her loved one suffers, she cannot breathe either, emphasizing that love should give courage and vitality instead of fear.

Uru defines true love as a state where she cannot breathe when her loved one is in pain.

The man directly asked Uru if she felt love, but Uru avoided an immediate answer. She postponed her response, saying, "Sometimes it's better to leave some questions as questions."

Uru hinted at the possibility of feeling love but did not come to a conclusion. For her, this question remained one that required time rather than an immediate definitive answer.