Fridge Horror
- While the mother rocking her son seems sweet on paper, doing it when he's a grown man is kind of creepy because she's technically breaking into his house, and he has no idea she's doing it.
- You people do realize more than one person can have a house key, right? It's not even implied by the text that she broke into his house, just that she came in. And I know this is YMMV, but given she's dying, why is one more moment between them too much to ask for?
- Not the scene where she's dying; the scene before that when he's still an adult.
- You people do realize more than one person can have a house key, right? It's not even implied by the text that she broke into his house, just that she came in. And I know this is YMMV, but given she's dying, why is one more moment between them too much to ask for?
- The ending not only implies that the mother is dying, but that the grandma (who was sworn at when the son was nine) and the (cat? dog?) seen on his bed as a teenager are both already dead.
