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Although the latter half of the two stories took place in the same scene, with the school, athletic field, and other related settings, the plot had become entirely different.
In the previous story, the protagonist was an athlete who had always been the fastest runner in the school, effortlessly winning first place in every school track meet and earning cheers and applause from all the students.
But now, he was just an outlier in a wheelchair, not only confined to watching his classmates run on the field during the sports events but also constantly enduring the peculiar looks from classmates when rolling his wheelchair on the street.
On stage, although those classmates were just blurry shadows, not specific people, all the audience could feel the uniform gazes shooting at them, following their every move, empathizing with the protagonist.
In the earlier story, the mother's figure was absent.
