The film lacks discernible LGBTQ+ character arcs or non-heteronormative narrative structures. The focus remains on the protagonist's relationship with her friend and her personal struggle with physical limitation.

The narrative provides a nuanced look at female agency through Eva. While she disrupts traditional 'damsel' tropes by reclaiming power, the friendship dynamics follow conventional archetypes without subverting social hierarchies.

The film does not explicitly detail the racial makeup of the ensemble. It lacks confirmed evidence of a non-white majority or the intentional use of race to challenge historical norms.

The story uses the traditional Western advent calendar to deconstruct magic tropes. It explores themes of subjective morality and the destructive consequences of personal desire.

This is the film's strongest area. By centering a wheelchair user as the primary driver of the plot, the film grants her significant agency and avoids 'inspiration porn' tropes.