>>7021294>if you can relate above myself to bring yourself to tears or you got charmed with it this much, and so much more than me, then maybe I really was retarded and cringy back then.I think I'm missing your point in the barrage of words, I'm sorry. Well, the romance was cute and poignant on its own accord, but it was more the underlying message that had been speaking to me, steadily agitating, preparing for the final strike and The touching moment I fell for, epilogue's narration. That message the show had been conveying, spoken aloud in that very moment, right upon the story's climax; that shot carefully and perfectly aimed right at my heart; this masterfully crafted parade of emotion managed to achieve my boiling point.
It was beautiful. I felt joy I have yet to surpass, true, yet brief happiness. I understood. I have seen all that was positive and I embraced it, I have also seen all that was negative and I disregarded it. Not avoided, mind you, that little spark of blissful carelesness arranged a sort of truce between my rapture and any troubles I might have experienced; I haven't seen a single factor within them that could worsen my mood at that, oh-so-precious instant or few.
Felicity of this kind is reserved to moments like those, a cathartic phenomena, induced by work of arts, unlike catharsis of the ancient Greeks however. I have longed for it since. Because if there is anything this uninverse has to offer that is worth longing for, this is it.
This show has been just the right show and appeared at just the right time for me probably. Impact of me seeing it has affected my whole life, it changed me, I'm certain, even though I couldn't tell you in what ways.
And Rikka? Well, Rikka pretty much is this show... Isn't she? And her smile...
