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Originally Posted by RadiantBeam
It feels sudden to me because within the context of the movie universe, there's no reason for it. In season one she was far from emo about her problems; she didn't know what she wanted to do with her life, but she didn't scream to the heavens about it. It was just something that bothered her. An angst-filled scream for no apparent reason when she has every reason in the world to be happy and admits so is damn sudden to me, compares to season one where she handled it with considerable grace and maturity.
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Yeah, it's bothersome.
The only 'excuse' i can easily see is that it's the point- Nanoha, in the movie, tries to pretend she is cheerful and happy all the time, because she feels he has it good.
Hell, she *knows* she has it good, and doesn't understand why she shouldn't take things with grace. So she bottles it up until she finds a 'safe' way to release it when no one's looking.
So in some way it was to point out the dichotomy of Movie!Nanoha.
And, yeah, that's looking too much into it.