Egle identifies her own certainty and level of familiarity in how she addresses her true love. She also discusses some of her pet peeves when it comes to early stages of dating.

Egle talks about her morning quirk, how she she works on her flaws these days, consistency, and focus/limits.

Maybe I’m just saying that. I’ll definitely also advocate for accepting this episode for what it is.

Egle adds a new element to the letters — piano.

Egle names the number of episodes she wants to record as a trial — 135, the amount of days between the first day recording and her next birthday. Also, she addresses the potential weirdness and creepiness of these letters.

In this pilot episode, Egle gets scared by some spiders and talks about whether or not she and her true love will recognize each other when they meet.