The story's basic structure begins with a couple moving to the countryside. Early on, the heroine's body is exposed to the outside world, clearly revealing the signs of her breakdown. While Elena, a married woman, maintains her will to maintain her relationship with her husband, her defenses are gradually dismantled by the rural atmosphere, distance, and gaze pressure. A notable feature is the early psychological resistance, which is objectified early on by the visual cues of her large breasts. Each time Elena's breasts come into contact with the desires of others, her sense of self-possession is eroded. The breakdown of the relationship begins not with direct physical contact, but with the confusion of shame and pleasure that comes from being watched.