What a good story... I truly shed tears for Atlas. Thank you for making such a game.
To enable my friends who are not good at English to enjoy the game, I rushed to make a translation patch and had to go through all the options, whether sweet or sad. At first, I was very afraid that Atlas would completely lose his humanity and do some bloody things - but he didn't. Even when he was furious, he would wake up and cry because his wife's cherished items were damaged or because he was afraid of not being good enough for her (I had to find a tissue to wipe my eyes again). Throughout the entire piece, his actions have always been expressing his love for his wife. Even though he has become like this, one can still see the once vibrant performance of Atlas. It's hard not to love him.....
Since verbs in my native language do not have past tense inflections, it took me a little time to realize that "He was my husband" in Iris' s mental activity was not emphasizing "once a husband", but because the narrator throughout the text uses the past tense...... I'm very curious about why it is? Perhaps the story will be written much later, and Iris and Atlas are snuggling up to each other to write their memoirs? (Bad Ending is too painful, please allow me to ignore it for now.) At that time, will Atlas turn back into a human and take Iris on a trip, or will he still maintain his beast form, shyly lying beside Iris and coquettishly asking her to comb his fur? Their relationship is so sweet. Thank you again for creating such two lovely characters.
（Some sentences were translated with a translator. I'm very sorry if there was any offense）