The ending of LITC is a perfect reflection of the growth and healing of Cirrus, who is the real protagonist of this story with a truly moving background.
Since his childhood, Paskim left us subtle clues about his emotional needs: words like “Attention,” “Smile,” and “Special Days” were printed on his clothes when he was little, symbolising at the same time what he most longed for and never received.
However, Cirrus’ story does not stop at the pain of his past. Paskim shows us that, although the scars remain, healing is possible.
Throughout the story, Cirrus goes through each crucial stage of his life facing wounds and fears, until he finally finds what he always sought: a home.
And that home is not a physical place, but rather those who surround him with warmth. Now, as an adult, Cirrus has Candy, his faithful companion since childhood, and Skylar, his partner, who accepts him completely, with his goods and bads.
Together they form a genuine family, based on acceptance and reciprocal love.
Paskim manages to capture the emotional depth of her characters with careful narrative and beautiful art, transmitting complex feelings with unique sensitivity. The development of Cirrus is a clear example of how her pencil brings to life stories that not only entertain, but also leave a mark on the reader.
The ending of LITC is a perfect reflection of the growth and healing of Cirrus, who is the real protagonist of this story with a truly moving background.
Since his childhood, Paskim left us subtle clues about his emotional needs: words like “Attention,” “Smile,” and “Special Days” were printed on his clothes when he was little, symbolising at the same time what he most longed for and never received.
However, Cirrus’ story does not stop at the pain of his past. Paskim shows us that, although the scars remain, healing is possible.
Throughout the story, Cirrus goes through each crucial stage of his life facing wounds and fears, until he finally finds what he always sought: a home.
And that home is not a physical place, but rather those who surround him with warmth. Now, as an adult, Cirrus has Candy, his faithful companion since childhood, and Skylar, his partner, who accepts him completely, with his goods and bads.
Together they form a genuine family, based on acceptance and reciprocal love.
Paskim manages to capture the emotional depth of her characters with careful narrative and beautiful art, transmitting complex feelings with unique sensitivity. The development of Cirrus is a clear example of how her pencil brings to life stories that not only entertain, but also leave a mark on the reader.