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The story of Mirai explores how a young child named Kun navigates the emotional changes that occur when a new sibling arrives in the family. Through the lens of Kun's domestic life, the narrative examines the shift in attention and care he receives from his parents following the birth of his younger sister, Mirai.
Kun experiences feelings of jealousy and displacement as his parents become more occupied with the baby. The story depicts his struggle to accept that family life no longer centers solely on him, using his internal reactions and tantrums to illustrate the difficulty of adjusting to a changing household. Ultimately, the story portrays growth as the process of learning to view those living alongside a person in a new way.
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