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Ep 6. Our Goals
- May 17, 2021
- 25 min
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8.7 (748)
In To Your Eternity season 1 episode 6, titled "Our Goals," we continue to follow the journey of our immortal protagonist as he takes on another form. This time, he has adopted the body of a young girl named Gugu, who has been living a tough life in a small village. Gugu is a skilled hunter and works hard to provide for herself and her older brother.
As Fushi-Gugu settles into her new life, she encounters new challenges. She starts to form relationships with the villagers, particularly a boy named Shin, who dreams of one day becoming a baker. Over time, Fushi-Gugu becomes more and more attached to the people of the village. She finds herself wanting to protect them and help them achieve their goals.
The episode explores the idea of purpose and how we find it in our lives. Each character, including Gugu and Shin, has their own unique goals and desires. Some want to leave the village and explore the world, while others are content staying put. Seeing how each character works towards their goals, or struggles to find them, deeply affects Fushi-Gugu.
As the title suggests, "Our Goals" is an episode about not just individual desires, but collective ones as well. Fushi-Gugu learns that helping others achieve their dreams can be just as fulfilling as achieving her own. She also begins to understand the importance of community, something she has never experienced before.
The episode also has its fair share of action and suspense. The village is threatened by a wild animal, and the villagers must work together to protect themselves. Fushi-Gugu is eager to help, but her limited knowledge of human emotions and actions makes her a liability at times. She struggles to understand why people act the way they do, but over time, she begins to learn.
Overall, "Our Goals" is a touching and heartfelt episode that further explores the themes of purpose and community that have been present throughout the series. The episode shows that even for an immortal being like Fushi, finding meaning in life requires connecting with others and working towards something greater than oneself.