Is this about archeology? Art tends to last a lot longer than the artist. For me art is like a piece of your soul frozen in time. It’s not too weird to think of archeology that way.

See we aren’t crazy for laughing at our pain, people cope differently.

This is a creative way to say the world was dark and desolate.

They give up on modern society because of their ancestors but then learn to live with the world as is and make it their own. The internal fight between an environmental paradise and the usefulness of modern technology despite the strife. Sometimes it feels like you have a lack of connection to the earth that you live in compared to the technology of your day to day life. Maybe creating a connection to become better in the creation of more technology. Also I feel there is a racial standpoint or a generational trauma standpoint, but I’m tired and I will maybe look at this later if I remember.

I like the combination and clashing of Latin American and American culture. Like sanchocho is a latin american stew, instead of saying stew which is english it’s more culturally significant.

This makes me think of the term “Eyes are bigger than your stomach” meaning you thought you could eat more by what you could see but you were wrong. She’s got small hands but keeps on asking for more to hold.

Maybe dragons are meant to represent people that are rude or harmful to you, their soft-spot is the dimension that people have to hurt and help. “Hearts can be well hidden” could mean someone’s truth or true identity and people can turn on you with your words or first impressions hurt future friendships.

I think it could be about how creating comfort for yourself can create a lot of pain for yourself but even worse pain for the ones coming after. Like racism or homophobia. People selling out the futures of their own for a powerful, slow-working other who doesn’t care about you.