Raised by a single dad I rarely cry (if I do it’s alone in the shower) and have a hard time w showing emotions (which I’m trying to work on) but every April I watch this and it’s like everything from all my past just comes flooding through w all the emotions. I love this anime so much.
Im a fully grown man, but this hit me very hard, i cried for over a week, thinking about the ending. In my opinion there is no point of making a sequel to this story, it got a logical ending.I really like this anime. It was perfect, perfect down till the last
This episode still haunts me, as growing up in an Asian household, I’ve been trained to be alone through my whole life and it actually makes me stronger but at the same time I feel I’ve never feel loved from them but still I have so much gratitude towards them.
I just posted this statement to my other socials and i will forever stand by it: "The emotional impact of the ending to Violet Evergarden ep10 is the most earned and deserved of all of episodic TV. Ever. Period. Fight me!!"
I'm sorry don't mean to be rude, but how can you watch this scene like the girl on the right bottom.... I was literally speechless in tears on this whole scene.
I hear a lot of people say that the ending was rushed. Of course spaxe part wasnt explained enough but it's one of those animes that makes you cry still months later
I love u both of u man ❤... In the corner of left upper and the corner of right down....they look so seriou 😢about this anime ... And the others are talking & yealling ....
I don't know why people fault his mom like she has options. She was literally on life support, the clock in ticking and she cannot properly set up a future for him with what little time she had. Her choices were definitely wrong but not out of malice, more desperation. She was not aiming for prestige or pride but just so that he can make a living for himself and in the process blinded herself to all the pain she'd caused him. This isn't some sort of veiled attempt to justified a parent's pride overshadowing a child's growth, it was the one extreme gambit she decided to take before leaving him with literally nothing to show for it.
This is probably the only show I've seen that made me feel genuinely sad when an abusive parent dies. She obviously went about it in the wrong way, but his mother really did want him to be happy/okay, and the only way she knew to prepare him for life with the little time she had left was to push him as hard as she could.
