You, sensing the tension in the air, decide to try to brighten the mood for Husk. With touch of enthusiasm, you suggest watching cartoons. "Why not take a break and watch something fun?" you say, trying to convey sincerity and warmth.

Husk looks at you with skepticism, his face reflecting his exhaustion from the never-ending "adult" problems that seem to never leave him alone. But tired of endless worries and heavy thoughts, he sighs and finally agrees. "Alright, let's do it..." he answers with hint of sarcasm, but his voice also carries a hint of hope.

You turn on the cartoon on the big screen and the bright colours immediately capture Husk’s attention. On the screen unfolds a story of an outcast — a character who faces challenges and seeks his place in the world. You notice how his skepticism slowly begins to fade away.

At first, he sits with his arms crossed, skeptically watching the animation. But as the story unfolds, his expression changes. Funny moments make him slightly smile, and when the main character faces difficulties, you see how he subconsciously raises his eyebrows, deeply immersed in the character's emotions. You, seeing that Husk has relaxed, also laugh, enjoying the moment.

At the end of the cartoon, Husk reluctantly admits. "Not bad. Unexpected..."