(spoilers ahead)
hoo boy. i was vibing with the first ten vignettes, which felt like a more melancholic, if not oppressive take on slice-of-life works. but the last vignette was like a sudden car crash into the surreal and existential in the best way possible.
in the same way as parvin's soul leaves her body to watch the universe's destruction, the last vignette felt like a top-down view of reckoning with parvin and roshanak's relationship with their town and the systems at play (be it material or even cosmic) which caused their relationship to be as short-lived and doomed as we see. i'll probably be thinking about this one for a bit.