The sight of Misato bravely facing bullying is impressive, but there is a lot of noise in the presentation. The actress's delivery and expressions are natural and wonderful, and the initial interactions and riding scenes are quite compelling. However, the extent of her downfall is unsatisfying, and the performances and settings of the male actors feel inconsistent. The somewhat awkward acting of the childhood friend role is also concerning. Overall, while the setup is good, it presents a subtle imbalance, leaving a feeling of indigestion.