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No matter how many times I read this story I still love it. It's beautiful, but the ending...

Anonym April 24, 2016 8:50 pm

No matter how many times I read this story I still love it. It's beautiful, but the ending makes me really sad T.T


Spoiler alert!!!

In my opinion while the ending seems something nice, in reality it is pretty cruel. Kouki doesn't really get his wish - he gives up his wings for Eiji's life -, he only gets Eiji's reincarnation, as a human baby. And no matter what anyone says that's not really Eiji, it's a new person with a brand new start. So there is Kouki, not really a human, not really an angel -but still with an awfully long lifespan- having to watchover human "Eiji" and hoping that he will also maybe fall in love with him. Yes, I know they got together in the end, but there was no guarantee for that and someday "Eiji" will grow old and die. So Kouki will get to watch his beloved die twice, then spend his remaining days -however long may those be- alone. Essentially he is being punished for falling in love.

Responses
    alice May 29, 2016 11:37 am

    isn't it even worse? ... I mean they talk about heaven... but if you think about it a fallen angel usually can't return to heaven...

    felio July 4, 2016 6:56 am
    isn't it even worse? ... I mean they talk about heaven... but if you think about it a fallen angel usually can't return to heaven... @alice

    its so sad :(

    CassSprinkle January 24, 2017 11:52 pm
    isn't it even worse? ... I mean they talk about heaven... but if you think about it a fallen angel usually can't return to heaven... @alice

    Maybe the mangaka didn't think so far and meant for it to be happy and we can always say maybe he can be a fallen angel too or the god in this story will accept him back into heaven. Or angels can go down to earth yo know