My Perfect You

The story unfolds in contemporary times, highlighting modern pressures—job loss, relationship strain, and the stigma around mental illness. The setting within a small, close-knit camp community reinforces how everyday routines intersect with personal crisis. The timeframe serves to ground Burn’s treatment and memory challenges in a relatable, current context.

Happy Sunshine Camp is a remote resort where Burn crashes after his life unravels and seeks a fresh start. Owned by Abi, the camp is a sunlit refuge built on hospitality and hard work. The rustic cabins and camp atmosphere provide the backdrop for Burn’s struggle with reality and his gradual return to family and community.

🧠 Mental Health

Burn’s schizophrenia drives the narrative, shaping how he perceives the world and reacts to others. The line between real people and imagined figures becomes a key tension, illustrating the impact of illness on relationships. Treatment, support from loved ones, and the fight to regain a sense of reality are central to his arc.

💫 Redemption

Burn seeks to atone for his outbursts and self-destructive behavior by helping restore the camp, turning a debt into a chance for growth. The effort to revive the resort mirrors his internal push toward stability and accountability. The path to recovery is gradual and often painful, but it carries a hopeful milestone.

👪 Family

Family members advocate for care, confronting past losses and the burden of mental illness. Roel and Ellaine’s involvement anchors Burn’s treatment and reinforces the idea that support networks are crucial to healing. The narrative emphasizes reconciliation, even as memories of Abi fade and the future becomes uncertain.