This short is a strange mix of bizarre surrealness and Hollywood pandering. With impressive visuals and voice acting, I was onboard with how uncomfortable I felt until the film subverts itself at the end. At first I thought our protagonist would come to terms with her disability. But alas, the moral of the story is that you should either A) destroy any prosthetic you have (after all, they were made for you to be ashamed of who you are, not to help you in your day-to-day life), or B) wait for magic to happen so that you don't have to live with a disability anymore. Honestly, I thought these days we had moved forward to the point where disabled people could be depicted with dignity, but nope.