The film utilizes an abstract, non-human framework featuring insect-like entities. Consequently, there are no explicit LGBTQ+ identities or romantic narratives present within the story.

By focusing on non-human entities, the film bypasses traditional gender hierarchies and social roles. However, it lacks active subversion of gendered power dynamics, resulting in a neutral omission.

The surreal, dreamlike animation avoids racial or ethnic tropes through a focus on form and texture. This color-blind approach prevents the reinforcement of traditional human racial hierarchies.

The narrative favors postmodernism and sensory abstraction over religious or moral lessons. The struggle between Noise and Music suggests a critique of rigid, systemic structures.

The film emphasizes sensory perception through sound and vibration. While it lacks specific portrayals of disability, it explores neurodivergent-adjacent modes of experiencing the world.