The werewolf is just a metaphor?

Dokisensei said:
If he was half wolf half human, how could he have License to drive?? I'm not Japanese, but to get a license to drive in my country you have to take a health test.

Dokisensei said:
I just watched this anime, and I rewatched it twice. I found a strange detail for Hana's husband. If he was half wolf half human, how could he have License to drive?? I'm not Japanese, but to get a license to drive in my country you have to take a health test. And, I also started to feel strange about Yuki and Ame being able to eat I'm not Japanese, but to get a license to drive in my country you have to take a health test. And, I also started to feel strange about Yuki and Ame being able to eat Food for humans. And, it is never once shown that Ame or Yuki eat animal carcasses as their wolf instinct. So, after watching it twice, I started to think what if:
Actually it's just a metaphor in the visual, the father is just a person who likes freedom, or an identity that has made mistakes. Like us humans, and living like in human ways. If you don't use human methods (society) you will become like a wolf.
Then, Yuki and Ame become examples of the human form who chooses their goals when they grow up. Yuki chooses to remain human or join society, Ame chooses to be herself or the freedom to live her life. The mother, Hana... is just a parent figure who helps her children choose their own path...

Maybe this is my thinking too deeply about the roles of the characters in this anime, because when they become wolves. Like the feeling of being yourself or the feeling of freedom.

Dokisensei said:
I just watched this anime, and I rewatched it twice. I found a strange detail for Hana's husband. If he was half wolf half human, how could he have License to drive?? I'm not Japanese, but to get a license to drive in my country you have to take a health test. And, I also started to feel strange about Yuki and Ame being able to eat I'm not Japanese, but to get a license to drive in my country you have to take a health test. And, I also started to feel strange about Yuki and Ame being able to eat Food for humans. And, it is never once shown that Ame or Yuki eat animal carcasses as their wolf instinct. So, after watching it twice, I started to think what if:
Actually it's just a metaphor in the visual, the father is just a person who likes freedom, or an identity that has made mistakes. Like us humans, and living like in human ways. If you don't use human methods (society) you will become like a wolf.
Then, Yuki and Ame become examples of the human form who chooses their goals when they grow up. Yuki chooses to remain human or join society, Ame chooses to be herself or the freedom to live her life. The mother, Hana... is just a parent figure who helps her children choose their own path...

Maybe this is my thinking too deeply about the roles of the characters in this anime, because when they become wolves. Like the feeling of being yourself or the feeling of freedom.