#update: one friend is close to finishing the event yippie gonna send this to them

[hirundiiniv]

By helping Zuria heal from her son's death through the creation of Thelxie, I truly believe a big part of Freminet's soul was also healed as I'm sure he wished he could reassure his own mother before they tragically parted ways. He could see his own mother in Zuria, and himself in Lescot who dreamed of fairytales, sinking to the bottom of the ocean.

Within his inner machinations, he created a fantasy world that served as his anchor that guided him forward where those who have fallen ill to “loneliness syndrome” could not. Maybe he himself has, or nearly did, but he persisted in spite of his woes and horrors, just as Thelxie has in place of Lescot.

In the same light Zuria would sing a lullaby for her son, so would Freminet's mother as for him when they listened to their music box, too.

A beautiful melody jingled away between them, and seeing Freminet's innocent face light up with pure joy, a rare smile broke out on his mother's, too [...] and together they would listen to [the music box's] sweet lullaby as night fell.

And though profound on its own, Freminet's wish did apply to himself—he had managed to see his fantasies to fruition within reality by ensuring that his family were out of harm's reach, granting him his cryo vision.

With the a stubborn will to cling to hope, his love and courage prevailed for the ones he loved. To have the same closure that Zuria and Lescot had is surely what he must've wished for himself and his mother, reassuring each other that all will be alright. By witnessing that fantasy unfold into reality before him would, essentially, be a form of fairytale descending into the real world as he described.

It felt as though he was reminiscing the past, and in the following screenshots, not only is he responding to the sentiment that of Zuria overcoming her illness, but it also sounds like he's responding to himself with more clarity, with his head held high.

I hope that everyone who's found themselves in a dark place would be able to see something beautiful, and experience a miracle for themselves.