THE FINALE 💙Your Lie In April Episode 21 + 22 Reaction 

And the director for the show said that the cherry blossom petals shooting out of Kaori was imagery of a supernova - the death of a star.

I love your comment, and I agree. Thanks so much ❤

The director, Kyouhei Ishiguro, said that those cherry blossom petals shooting out of Kaori were imagery of a supernova.

I understood it. Thank you for writing it.

Awww thank you for finding me!! I love that you watch it regularly, it's a very special show T_T thanks for the lovely comment!!

dudeee I felt that moment in my chest ;-;

Strictly speaking, if Kaori had not gone for this surgery, she would have lived longer, but by not that much longer. She would have simply let the illness consume her, with nothing to look forward to with realization that she has been defeated. Instead, Kaori found something to look forward to, namely spending more time with Kousei and even performing with him one more time, and because of that, she decided to go for broke by choosing the very risky surgery, that could have potentially, but without any guarantee, given her and Kousei just a tad little more time (her doctor was clear that even a successful surgery was not going to ultimately save her). The surgery was Kaori's way to say: "This is how I am going to live or die. I am going to live for whatever the amount of time remaining by my own choice, and my choice is to have a chance, even if it's remote, for more time to spend with Kousei."

@@jacksan1 I don’t disagree with what you said :). Just putting myself in Kousei’s shoes, if somebody’s life, irrespective of whether it might make it more fulfilling, was cut short because of me, even by a few months, I think I’d still feel very terrible about it.

@@byeepeee9817 I definitely see your point. A helpful reference point is the book "Ichigo Doumei" that became a talking point in several episodes. Kousei was trying to distinguish what was happening to him and Kaori from the hero and heroine of "Ichigo Doumei." In that book, the heroine, Naomi, just gave up. Flat-out nose-dived. And died, not too much long after the hero of the novel, Ryouichi, played Ravel's piece about a dead princess (great choice bud). Kaori was for a while on the same trajectory as Naomi, until Kousei said to Kaori, "Will you play with me again?" Since Kaori, too, had read the book, I'm sure they understood each other. "No way will I play Ravel" was Kousei's way of saying to Kaori, "I'm not going down that path." And we know how Kaori responded. She was not going down that path, either.

@@byeepeee9817 One another angle is Kaori's parents. They were onboard with the idea of their daughter's surgery, even though it was without any doubt an extremely difficult and painful decision on their part. Were they sorry that they allowed the surgery to happen? Maybe. Which parents do not want their child to live longer? But at the same time, they thanked Kousei. Kaori's parents knew why she chose this path. And they thanked him.

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@@Hollyreacts ‼️Everyone locates the series faster with their original names‼️ I don't know why they have the bad habit of translating everything, seriously what is the need to do that 😒

I don't pay attention at all and just sit pretending ❤️