The film lacks explicit focus on non-heteronormative identities or same-sex intimacy. While the surrealist framework allows for fluid character dynamics, there is no overt representation of specific LGBTQ+ identities.

The narrative disrupts traditional hierarchies by centering a female protagonist's journey and internal development. This approach avoids the standard male-driven epic trope, though specific power dynamics remain moderate.

Traditional racial metrics are difficult to apply within this fantastical, non-humanoid realm. Magical creatures serve as a proxy for otherness, but there is no evidence of deliberate race-bent casting.

The film prioritizes wonder and subjective morality over rigid religious or institutional structures. Its departure from realism allows for a deconstruction of standard societal expectations and dogmatic ethics.

Cuerda’s direction embraces eccentric and atypical behaviors that suggest a comfort with neurodivergent-coded characterizations. Characters are not used as mere objects of mockery within this strange narrative.