I'm confused on one part where the short hair girl and her lover dragged by men, and a guillotine? Does that mean he beheaded? By Jean? Is what I interpretation correct?
How much of the original emotional blueprint survives as the story gets longer?The characters are still recognizable. The author still loves them. But the temperature of the story changes from it's first original atmosphere in 2011. Maybe now, after everything they’ve been through, the mangaka just wants to let them have some peace.
Both physical and digital versions! I have mixed feelings because it's coming to an end. It feels like I'm saying goodbye to a piece of the past I'll always carry with me.
Haha. Natawa ako sa chapter 23 biglang naging tagalog ang translator endnote!
Now I know what it feels whenever commentators says " That's it?" when story ends.
It's feels lacking.
月が綺麗ですね。
Tsuki ga kirei desu ne.
"The moon is beautiful, isn't it?"
Is often interpreted as a subtle way of saying "I love you."
What makes it so romantic is that it leaves room for the other person's feelings. It's not a direct confession demanding an answer. Instead, it's an invitation to share a moment.
Is an indirect way of confession. That guy, masaki's grandpa, confessed to meiji's grandpa that night, but because of circumstances and maybe he didn't know masaki's grandpa loved him too, the feelings they had goes no where.
Chapter 2, because misaki learned the meaning of those words from his dead grandpa, misaki unintentionally revealed his grandpa true feelings to meiji's grandpa, and made meiji's grandpa cried. So sad.