I didn't quite know what the author wanted me to interpret from the site. Perhaps the author didn't want me to know what she expected me to get out of the site, perhaps she didn't have any expectations at all. As I have said in the Site Setup section, I felt the whole site was a big Roscharch ink blot, with each reader/viewer interpreting something different.

I felt the site started out sad; melancholy and awkward, two lovers sitting together in a darkened room, not looking at each other. They haven't been together since he left for the war, and so much time has passed and so many things have changed. Perhaps the pictures are flashbacks for him, or her trying to picture where he's coming from. She's trying to reassure or justify things for him, but she still doesn't look at him. Someone voices what they're feeling, that things have changed ("my mother told me that you could change") and someone is reassured ("All guys change don't worry. I'll help you"). She cheated on him with her neighbor, but only once. She feels he should understand, but she feels the need to tell him not to kill him. She asks for his forgiveness and they move on. He doesn't feel anyone can understand or love him because of what he's been through. They end up deciding to get married, and are happy.

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