Setting Premisebr Dolores is a loyal wife caring for her paraplegic husband.br br She lives in a remote province and lives a life of limited, static, and misery.br br Inciting Incident Conflictbr One day, a young mountaineer—named Jayron—enters her life. Dolores and Jayron begin a secret relationship, which gradually deepens through growing attraction and passionate conversations.br br This relationship becomes risky, complicated, and sensitive for both Dolores and Jayron because it must be kept hidden.br br Complications Dramatic Tensionbr br Dolores's moral conflict—the conflict between wifehood, duty, and her own desires.br br Jayron's situation—his decision to become a "third party" and his guilt.br br The roles of other characters: Rodel, Olan, etc.—increase conflict, jealousy, opposition, and tension.br br The film depicts several negative and controversial decisions—such as betrayal, sexual tension, and autocratic behavior by characters.br br Climax Resolution (Ending-ish Elements)br The film focuses more on "emotional conflict and underlying pain" rather than a classic climactic happy ending.br br Many reviews have pointed out that the film lacks depth in its dialogue and that the characters' decisions are difficult to understand.br br Goldwin Reviewsbr br Goldwin Reviews states that most of the characters in the film lack "proper support"—all of their actions seem "absurd and controversial.