Observation
Why isn't this guy a monkey? Maybe that's why he's wearing a mask. Swept up in the party, he's family, but underneath? That's the point. We all wear a mask, except in moments of vulnerability. From the moment we exist in the worlds of others, we start to wear a mask, a palatable version of who we want to present. Eventually, we go home, mask off and pick our noses. But then one day, something happens. Something like you have a kid - and for that time before they get their mask, you show them your true face.