Late at Night

The heroine Virginia sent a letter and a pair of socks to her crush, but the response triggered the heroine's psychological monologue. The heroine made various assumptions and experienced painful psychological struggles. This monologue processes the trivial matters of daily life from Virginia's point of view, and depicts the characters' psychology in a large number. The purpose is to express a kind of feminism and the liberation of women's thoughts. At the end, Virginia's desire to cry aloud implies the explosion and liberation of women's thoughts, and the solution to the social problem of women's liberation.