Why does "White Rabbit Butterflies" end in the father's marriage?

My main point is that the hostess never regarded Daji as her father, and Daji never regarded her as her daughter, but they all regarded each other as the most important person in their lives.

Daji only feels that he takes Rin as his daughter unilaterally, but in fact, their names have never involved father and daughter, including Yukio Edano's mother. When Yukio Edano was young, he also treated Daji with honorific words. Fortunately, it didn't work. To put it bluntly, Rin and Yukio thought Daji was just a friend at first, and a brother in the comic review also said that it was not a father-daughter relationship legally.

I think the original setting of the whole cartoon is that two people will be together for life. After all, the woman in the cartoon has never called a man's father, and the man has never called a woman's daughter.

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The follow-up story of "White Rabbit Butterflies" is also described around their daily chores: catching a cold, planting trees, losing teeth, colleagues, childhood friends and new schools, all of which are common warmth in life.

Even if there is no profound and heavy ideological theme, the author's views on society, parenting, life, interpersonal communication and estrangement are all infiltrated through highly personalized cartoons.