his painful scene leaves viewers with a heavy question in their hearts: who knows the reason, and why does mom Anna seem to hate her own baby Alba like this? Alba is still tiny, weak, and completely dependent, yet instead of warmth and care, she faces rejection and fear. From the first moment, Alba’s behavior shows deep insecurity. She stays close to her mother but does not dare to act freely, as if she already understands that love and milk are no longer guaranteed.
Alba’s cries are full of confusion. They are not just cries of hunger, but cries of heartbreak. Her small body trembles, her eyes constantly watching Anna’s movements, trying to predict whether it is safe to come closer. Every time she attempts to approach, fear pulls her back. It is clear that Alba has learned through painful experience that getting too close can bring punishment instead of comfort. This learned fear is one of the saddest things to witness.
Anna’s attitude feels cold and distant. She rejects Alba again and again, pushing her away and refusing milk without any clear reason. Alba does not understand discipline or boundaries—she only understands hunger and fear. When milk is denied, Alba’s strength fades, and her cries become weaker yet more desperate. She looks lost, as if wondering what she did wrong to deserve such treatment.
The most heartbreaking part is Alba’s emotional state. She does not cry just once and stop. She cries, pauses, freezes, then cries again, stuck in a cycle of stress and shock. Her body language shows trauma—hesitation, sudden jerks, and helpless stillness. This is what happens when a baby loses trust in the one place that should feel safest. Alba’s world becomes unpredictable and frightening.
Viewers cannot help but feel anger, sadness, and deep pity. Why would a mother treat her baby this way? Is Anna under stress, confused, or unable to care properly? Or is Alba simply an innocent victim of circumstances beyond her understanding? The truth may be complex, but Alba’s pain is real and visible.
This scene forces us to reflect on how fragile young lives are. A baby needs patience, protection, and love to grow. Without that, fear replaces trust, and survival becomes a daily struggle. Poor Alba’s story breaks the heart, leaving everyone hoping that one day she will finally feel safe, loved, and no longer afraid to seek the milk and comfort she so desperately needs.
