Numb follows Roham as he navigates through the world of his kindergarten, where he observes the lives of his classmates and the dynamics between them. As he observes their interactions, he begins to uncover the complexities of their lives outside of school.
Roham becomes particularly intrigued by a girl in his class named Sara, who seems to be dealing with some personal struggles. As he tries to understand her situation, he discovers that Sara's parents are going through a difficult divorce, which has had a profound impact on her behavior at school.
As Roham delves deeper into the lives of his classmates, he also begins to confront his own internal struggles and challenges. Through his observations, he learns valuable lessons about empathy, understanding, and the importance of connecting with others on a deeper level. Ultimately, Numb explores the themes of childhood innocence, vulnerability, and the power of human connection.
