I found the moral of the story/message very poignant. Something so absurdly striking about forgiveness in spite of truly horrific pain personally caused. I feel that the narrator acknowledging the harm and trauma during the whole forgiveness speech made it hit all the more harder. It can be tough, so impossibly tough, to break the cycle. Sam's VA CRUSHED it during the crying moments. Sure, there were moments when the dialogue got a little repetitive in a somewhat corny "this isnt you!" type of way, but only a little. I might be reading too much into it but I enjoyed the choice of keeping the werewolf obscured and never fully showing them until the very end when they are truly understood. Art was just very high quality in general tbh, especially the blood. Environments too. I found the writing of the emotional process and trauma and just the. Visceral nature of how so many scene were written to be really impressive