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To The Moon (2011)

Duration: 22:07

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The One Who Belongs To The Moon decides to take the Wind on a little trip. The Wind asks the destination to which she replies that she doesn’t want to spoil the surprise. They arrive in a field of Lunar Flowers. The Wind is amazed to see the field of vast Lunar Flowers. The One Who Belongs To The Moon tells the Wind that they are New Moon Flowers that only grow on the Moon. Together, they pick the Flowers. The Wind asks for the uses of the Flowers. The One Who Belongs to the Moon tells the Wind that she is going to brew some medicine for the Father Of Those Who Belong to the Moon. The Wind asks for the reason behind the need of the Flowers. The One Who Belongs To The Moon tells the Wind that the Father Of Those Who Belong To The Moon has an incurable illness and may not have much time left. The Wind is surprised because the Father Of Those Who Belong to the Moon looks very healthy. The One Who Belongs To The Moon tells the Wind that the Father Of Those Who Belong to the Moon is putting on a brave face and actually has difficulty moving. The One Who Belongs To The Moon seems to be worried that once her father dies, she will succeed him as the Mother Of Those Who Belong To The Moon. She appears to dread the future. The Wind is surprised by her concerns. She tells the Wind that becoming Chief is like Enslavement to her since the Land Of The Moon has a lot of traditions, lore and unwritten laws that must be protected. The One Who Belongs To The Moon does not see these things as important enough to merit her becoming the Mother Of Those Who Belong to the Moon just to enforce these things and sees them as binding. She comes to herself and tells the Wind that she was being like Ventilation. The Wind tells the One Who Belongs to the Moon that rules and codes are necessary to help people live together in harmony. It tells the One Who Belongs to the Moon that as a Secret Warrior, it has a lot of rules and codes to follow but those do not necessarily have to act as binding and that the One Who Belongs to the Moon needs to be a little flexible. The One Who Belongs to the Moon gets the message perfectly but appears to be hesitant. She thanks the Wind for its concern. The Wind tells the One who belongs to the Moon that it is not really concerned. The One Who Belongs to the Moon tells the Wind to be like the Earth regardless of the passage of time. She tells the Wind to be true to its nature as Freedom and not to lose its burning will in essence telling the Wind to transform into a Storm. Then they make a toast with Rice Wine (well, you know the Ancient Saying about a certain Centaur, a pinch of Salt and a poisonous lake). The Wind promises to keep this vow. The Wind tells the Cherry Blossoms that the Moon taught him lots of things and every day with her was like an explosion that made the time appear very short. The One Who Belongs to the Moon tells the Wind not to forget anything as it prepares to leave the land of the Moon. She asks the Wind why it is acting like a full calabash. The Wind asks the One Who Belongs to the Moon whether the legend she told it was the only reason for her treating it like the Oceans. The Wind says though they have not known each other for long, the One Who belongs to the Moon has been very Oceanic towards it. The One Who Belongs to the Moon asks the Wind whether a friendship can be equated to a two dimensional line. She tells the Wind that friendships extend even past the fourth dimension. The One Who Belongs to the Moon sees herself as a Mother who nurtures relationships even past the Fourth Dimension. She tells the Wind that that is not the only reason for her treating it like the Oceans though. She admits that she sees the Wind as her little brother. The Wind tells her to give it a break and to utilize the Subtraction Operator since it would be tough for the Wind to be the little brother of the One Who Belongs to the Moon. Together, they head towards the Young Thunder. The One Who Belongs to the Moon greets the Young Thunder.

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