Report: Yama Hime no Mi – Volume 3
Notice how the panels in the "safe" scenes are actually tighter and more suffocating than the wide, open panels of the dangerous forest. The visual language is telling us that civilization on the mountain is a trap, while the dark unknown is actually the only place left that is honest.
🍃 The Deconstruction of the "Safe Haven" Trope
It seems you're referring to "Yama Hime no Mi" (which translates to "Mountain Princess Fruit" or more commonly known as "Mountain Princess") and specifically asking about Volume 3, focusing on its deeper story aspects.
