This was a sucker punch to the gut in the best way possible. When Clementine is in high school, she meets Emma. As their relationship grows, Clem struggles to figure out her sexuality and what that means for herself, her family, her friends, and her connection with Emma. Clem's struggle with her sexuality is very well done. I felt her conflict in the beginning and was so proud of her by the end. Emma is an intriguing character. She isn't completely fleshed out but she has weight as a character. She's complex and comes with her own baggage. My heart broke for them with every fight. 
 While the ending is a little rushed (though I could argue it works), it did make me cry even though it's clear going into it what happens at the conclusion. I really enjoyed the journey, and I really enjoyed their relationship. 
 The color scheme gradually shifts from black and white to color by the end. I think that says all you need to know about the theme here.