@dragon 1412, you lost it. I know that you know what you're saying, but I think you're just overthinking. No offense.
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Originally Posted by mayumi
And Thank you. Couldn't have said it better. The director or writer even said in a interview that Shouko and Haruto are supposed to be normal students that people can relate to. Now this is something I agree with. Most people who grew up normally with family and love would probably be like Shouko.
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This is neither right or wrong. I have my reasons but none of those would matter to most of you so I wouln't say such things that might ignite the flame of doubts. Both heroines are easy to relate with and that's just it, but I'll say this straight for everyone to know. Both Shouko and Saki have antagonistic attitudes yet they are entirely similar to one another. It's the attitude that brings forth the great difference between them. Difference not comparison. You saying the last line is factual, but it applies to Saki as well--a child growing up without proper care from parents--well, not everyone would turn the way she'd become, maybe worse than this or could also be a much more loving person. It depends on how they will be able to manage such experience in life and modify their defense mechanism. It depends on every individuals. Saki has chosen to be like a cactus, hard and piercing on the outside but full of tears inside. It's her defense mechanism. So one cannot say she's lived her life hurting inside. It's her choice, but it's obvious that her pride contradicts her inner desire. She wanted someone to save her from loneliness, but she doesn't want to make contact with others. She wanted to be famous so that she can be adored, but what she really wants is to be loved by someone for simply being herself. All she wanted is to experience real happiness and she found it in Haruto's comfort.
And so one cannot also say she's envious of Shouko for being surrounded by friends. If she is yet to experience the vanilla of life and Shouko as to the wrath of war which is to witness someone's death while being helpless are parallel. They maybe different, but the way they experience things can be considered parallel because it weighs both the weight of trying to overcome predicaments. One can say that the other experienced a more tragic depending on individual perspective.
So what I'm really trying to say from the very start is that everyone is being subjective. Lol. I said many points to consider but this is just it.
. I don't know why people keep saying Shoko is going to die, shoko is going to die. I have said it already, if shoko is going to die. She would have died in episode 1. She is too fucking important to the story now. Noo, she is not going to die. 
