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* You... I cant... I lived something similar, and this could be true. [[YouBastard Thanks my man]]
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Seen this in some other places.
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Seen this in some other places.
places, including official artbook ''A Sky Longing for Memories''.
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* '' One more side'' mentions that he had thoughts like wondering what the world would be like without him in it, not an uncommon thought for those with depressive symptoms. He therefore does indeed have depressive symptoms at minimum.
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* '' One more side'' mentions that he had thoughts like wondering what the world would be like without him in it, not an uncommon thought for those with depressive symptoms.symptoms, and he also had inexplicable urges to cry and loss of interest in activities he used to like. He therefore does indeed have depressive symptoms at minimum.
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* '' One more side'' mentions that he had thoughts like wondering what the world would be like without him in it, not an uncommon thought for those with depressive symptoms. He therefore does indeed have depressive symptoms at minimum.
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Hey, nothing in ''Cat's Cradle'' says that a duprass's lives can't suck sometimes. Takaki may also be [[SlaughterhouseFive Billy Pilgrim]].
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Hey, nothing in ''Cat's Cradle'' says that a duprass's lives can't suck sometimes. Takaki may also be [[SlaughterhouseFive [[Literature/SlaughterhouseFive Billy Pilgrim]].
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[[WMG:Takaki and Akari are a [[KurtVonnegut duprass]].]]
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[[WMG:Takaki and Akari are a [[KurtVonnegut [[Creator/KurtVonnegut duprass]].]]
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The idea is that the Akari that Takaki saw at the end was either a hallucination or a stranger he just mistook for her at a fleeting glance. Thus, her not bothering to wait for the train to pass. If it's a hallucination, then his letting it disappear also ties in to his letting go.
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The idea is that the Akari that Takaki saw at the end was either a hallucination or a stranger an IdenticalStranger[=/=]stranger he just mistook for her at a fleeting glance. Thus, her not bothering to wait for the train to pass. If it's a hallucination, then his letting it disappear also ties in to his letting go.
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Supporting this are the lyrics of "One More Time, One More Chance", playing over this scene, which strongly imply that the her he sees is but a fantasy in his head:
-> I am always searching somewhere for you
-> The opposite station platform, the back alley window
-> Even though I know you won't be here
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-> I always end up looking somewhere for your smile
-> At the railway crossing of the express train
-> Even though I know you won't be here
-> I am always searching somewhere for you
-> The opposite station platform, the back alley window
-> Even though I know you won't be here
-> ...
-> I always end up looking somewhere for your smile
-> At the railway crossing of the express train
-> Even though I know you won't be here
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In all frankness, even if they were no longer romantically involved, the idea that one wouldn't wait to greet a long-lost old friend... Well, the theory that the woman was not actually her is slightly more palatable than their relationship having fallen so far apart that she won't even wait to exchange greetings as friends.
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In all frankness, even if they were no longer romantically involved, the idea that one wouldn't wait to greet a long-lost old friend... Well, the theory that the woman was not actually her is slightly more palatable less depressing than their relationship having fallen so far apart that she won't even wait to exchange greetings as friends.
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The idea is that the Akari that Takaki saw at the end was either a hallucination or a stranger he just mistook for her at a fleeting glance. Thus, her not bothering to wait for the train. If it's a hallucination, then his letting it disappear also ties in to his letting go.
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The idea is that the Akari that Takaki saw at the end was either a hallucination or a stranger he just mistook for her at a fleeting glance. Thus, her not bothering to wait for the train.train to pass. If it's a hallucination, then his letting it disappear also ties in to his letting go.
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[[WMG:Akari was never actually there at the end.]]
Seen this in some other places.
The idea is that the Akari that Takaki saw at the end was either a hallucination or a stranger he just mistook for her at a fleeting glance. Thus, her not bothering to wait for the train. If it's a hallucination, then his letting it disappear also ties in to his letting go.
In all frankness, even if they were no longer romantically involved, the idea that one wouldn't wait to greet a long-lost old friend... Well, the theory that the woman was not actually her is slightly more palatable than their relationship having fallen so far apart that she won't even wait to exchange greetings as friends.
Seen this in some other places.
The idea is that the Akari that Takaki saw at the end was either a hallucination or a stranger he just mistook for her at a fleeting glance. Thus, her not bothering to wait for the train. If it's a hallucination, then his letting it disappear also ties in to his letting go.
In all frankness, even if they were no longer romantically involved, the idea that one wouldn't wait to greet a long-lost old friend... Well, the theory that the woman was not actually her is slightly more palatable than their relationship having fallen so far apart that she won't even wait to exchange greetings as friends.
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...And probably had it throughout the entire movie. Depression is why Takaki spends most of the movie alone, either staring off into the distance, writing texts and not sending them, or walking around by himself. Even when he is around Kanae, someone he considers a good friend, he is shown as being emotionally alone. Kanae misinterprets this loneliness as Takaki wanting "something beyond what she can offer," when in reality Takaki is trapped in a lonely emotional prison, and looking for nothing more than a way out.
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...And probably had it throughout the entire movie. Depression He moves often as a child and appears to have few friends in Elementary School, so it's likely his depression starts from that. Akari was the first person he feels truly close to. Once she is gone, Takaki's depression gets worse due to the resulting loneliness. This is why Takaki spends most of he always sits on the movie alone, either staring hill and stares off into the distance, writing and why he writes texts and not sending them, or walking around by himself. Even when he but never sends them. Takaki is around Kanae, someone he considers trapped in a good friend, he lonely emotional prison; his brain chemistry is shown as being emotionally alone. probably so off that he's too inwardly-focused to see the genuine feelings that Kanae has for him. Kanae misinterprets this loneliness as Takaki wanting "something "wanting something beyond what she can offer," when in reality Takaki he is trapped in a lonely emotional prison, and looking for nothing more than a way out. out of his own head.
By the third part of the movie, Takaki quits his job and leaves his girlfriend of 3 years. He likely expected his job and relationship to make him happy, but his depression kept him from really enjoying either; he's still stuck in his own head just like in high school. So, he walks around aimlessly instead. Only after he sees Akari does he start to have a slight bit of hope.
By the third part of the movie, Takaki quits his job and leaves his girlfriend of 3 years. He likely expected his job and relationship to make him happy, but his depression kept him from really enjoying either; he's still stuck in his own head just like in high school. So, he walks around aimlessly instead. Only after he sees Akari does he start to have a slight bit of hope.
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[[WMG:Takaki has clinical depression]]
...And probably had it throughout the entire movie. Depression is why Takaki spends most of the movie alone, either staring off into the distance, writing texts and not sending them, or walking around by himself. Even when he is around Kanae, someone he considers a good friend, he is shown as being emotionally alone. Kanae misinterprets this loneliness as Takaki wanting "something beyond what she can offer," when in reality Takaki is trapped in a lonely emotional prison, and looking for nothing more than a way out.
...And probably had it throughout the entire movie. Depression is why Takaki spends most of the movie alone, either staring off into the distance, writing texts and not sending them, or walking around by himself. Even when he is around Kanae, someone he considers a good friend, he is shown as being emotionally alone. Kanae misinterprets this loneliness as Takaki wanting "something beyond what she can offer," when in reality Takaki is trapped in a lonely emotional prison, and looking for nothing more than a way out.
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* Oh..my god. I can (unfortunately) see that happen. TrueArtIsAngsty, huh? [[SarcasmMode Well I feel A LOT better]]....
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For staying out all night with their daughter without permission. He is therefore banned from contacting her ever again. This is why he never writes, calls her or visit her ever again despite her apparently still living in the same place with the same number and address as before. He'd rather get depressed and quit his job and mope than see her because the law won't allow him to.
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For staying out all night with their daughter without permission. He is therefore banned from contacting her ever again. This is why he never writes, calls her or visit visits her ever again despite her apparently still living in the same place with the same number and address as before. He'd rather get depressed and quit his job and mope than see her because the law won't allow him to.
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*Damnit, now this troper's never gonna see the movie in the same way. Thank you, good sir.
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[[WMG:Akari's parents turned Takaki in to the police.]]
For staying out all night with their daughter without permission. He is therefore banned from contacting her ever again. This is why he never writes, calls her or visit her ever again despite her apparently still living in the same place with the same number and address as before. He'd rather get depressed and quit his job and mope than see her because the law won't allow him to.
For staying out all night with their daughter without permission. He is therefore banned from contacting her ever again. This is why he never writes, calls her or visit her ever again despite her apparently still living in the same place with the same number and address as before. He'd rather get depressed and quit his job and mope than see her because the law won't allow him to.
