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Originally Posted by TinyRedLeaf
I don't want to be a douche, but my feelings about this anime remain the same as those of two years ago: I loathed the cheap, bait-and-switch tactic used for contrived dramatic effect, and I still do today.
The dramatic device severely cheapened the impact of the tragedy for me because it was so jarringly unrealistic compared to the events portrayed in the earlier part of the series. If Yuuki had to die, there could have been so many other ways to do it realistically, other than the "I-see-dead-people" routine.
That aside, words fail to encompass the enormity of the crisis faced by Japan at the moment. I can only maintain respectful silence and hope, from the bottom of my heart, for things to return to normal as soon as possible.
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The way i understood it was that she was imagining him rather, than seeing his ghost, she was so traumatized that she could not accept reality and created her own, but i could be wrong