Nora, the protagonist, has always struggled with self-acceptance due to insecurities influenced by her own parents.
She starts to imagine the concept of complete self-acceptance, embracing her past mistakes, bodily imperfections, unfulfilled dreams, suppressed desires, and emotional pain.
Nora compares this ideal self-acceptance to her unconditional acceptance of nature, and visualizes herself as another unique creature of nature doing her best.
By imagining acceptance of her flaws and imperfections, Nora starts to envision what freedom feels like to her.