The scene opens and a boy meets a girl on a subway station. A fight ensues as a drunken man attempts to hit on said girl, and the boy bravely throws him off the subway at the next stop. He is hailed as a hero!
The next day, the girl invites the boy over to thank him. The girl, no longer dressed up as they were the day before, is revealed to a boy. After a few days of awkward courtship, the two begin a romance.
Meanwhile, the not-a-girl boy's family learns of his crossdressing escapes getting him in trouble with drunken men on subways and he is confined to his room. In his room, he sees his fathers prized lamp and shatters it, wishing his father was dead.
The next day, the father dies in a mysterious accident.
The not-a-girl boy fears it was his fault, and seeks comfort with the other boy. He invites him over and, in his emotional state, things start getting heavy. Then, he notices the lamp that he broke before.
Still sitting in the room.
The boys have a strange argument about how it got there, until a typhoon knocks out all the lights in the neighborhood.
MOVIE TIME Plots stolen from various movies ftw.
The next day, the girl invites the boy over to thank him. The girl, no longer dressed up as they were the day before, is revealed to a boy. After a few days of awkward courtship, the two begin a romance.
Meanwhile, the not-a-girl boy's family learns of his crossdressing escapes getting him in trouble with drunken men on subways and he is confined to his room. In his room, he sees his fathers prized lamp and shatters it, wishing his father was dead.
The next day, the father dies in a mysterious accident.
The not-a-girl boy fears it was his fault, and seeks comfort with the other boy. He invites him over and, in his emotional state, things start getting heavy. Then, he notices the lamp that he broke before.
Still sitting in the room.
The boys have a strange argument about how it got there, until a typhoon knocks out all the lights in the neighborhood.
And yet that one lamp stays on.
DUN DUN DUNNNNN.