Have any of you watched spirited away? if so, say the meaning of besides this:

What sets her story apart is that Chihiro isn't forced to triumph over great evil and turn from a "sullen" creature to a good girl. Far better than that, it's a film about honest development. Miyazaki shows her slowly forcing herself to adapt to her environment and be open to the tasks ahead, quietly tackling them as best she can. She has trouble walking down the steps to the boiler man, Kamaji, but eventually manages to make it down. Kamaji keeps ignoring her but she knows she must get a job at the bathhouse to survive in this new spirit world, so doesn't stop until he helps her. Her careful thinking and determination quickly reward her when she realises a stinky spirit was actually a polluted river spirit who needed to be freed from all the junk surrounding it. The fact the film was made without a script only adds to this natural evolution of Chihiro. "I don't have the story finished and ready when we start work on a film," Miyazaki once told Midnight Eye . "It's not me who makes the film. The film makes itself and I have no choice but to follow." The entire team must instead live the character's reality step by step and you can feel this intuition.