Bailey is encircled by the childlike nature of Bug and Bird, embodying a contrast between impulsive boyhood and gentle otherworldliness amidst troubling adulthood.
In Bird, Arnold creates a blend of gritty realism and fairy tale, capturing the essence of a coming-of-age journey that resonates profoundly.
The themes of childhood juxtaposed with the harsh realities of Bailey's life reveal a poignant narrative on the struggles of growing up.
Bird serves as a visually striking exploration of youth, showing how the innocence of childhood competes with the darker aspects of adult life.
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