Jo, Miru y los pájaros

Jo is an introverted, non-confrontational boy trying to navigate the complex social dynamics of his school. While his father insists he must conquer his fears before turning twelve to forge a strong character, Jo watches as Luc—a classmate with a tyrannical streak—wields power through bullying and systematic humiliation. Through the daily routine of the school snack break, the work explores the distinction between gratuitous cruelty and personal integrity, prompting reflection on ethics, the value of empathy, and the moral cost of fitting into a hostile environment.