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There are certain moments that feel so right, where something happens that feels so good and so appropriate in the story, that you can't help but be moved by it. These are those moments.
You can vote yea or nay for every individual example. If your favorite scene isn't already here, you can add a new example at the bottom.
 x 9 (yeas:9 nays:0) Dieter, walking away from the abusive foster-father who tells him he'll never make it in the big bad world: "Dr. Tenma said tomorrow will be a good day."
x 9 (yeas:9 nays:0) Tenma. That's it.
x 7 (yeas:7 nays:0) The crazy-expensive, hot-shot lawyer Fritz Vardemann being hired by . . . . . . . Tenma's former patients.
x 6 (yeas:6 nays:0) The orphanage boys grouping together to try and prove Grimmer's innocence to the police - and leaving him their favorite soccer card as a gift.
x 4 (yeas:4 nays:0) Vardeman, Suk and Runge meeting at Grimmer's grave. Also doubles as a Tear Jerker, not least for the way the inspector brings along the beer they never got to have together.
x 4 (yeas:4 nays:0) Tenma's gun teacher and his adoptive daughter finally reaching out to each other, thanks to Tenma's niku-jaga and a problem with chopsticks
x 3 (yeas:3 nays:0) Dieter, talking another kid away from a roof-edge and spoiling one of Johan's ugliest schemes. Works even though the other kid has done just about all he can to put the reader off him by then.
x 3 (yeas:3 nays:0) Dieter deciding to follow Tenma.
x 3 (yeas:3 nays:0) Tenma and Grimmer rescuing Milosh on the bridge. Also something of a Sadness Crowner, both for what Milosh has been through and because Grimmer has to ask Tenma what he - Grimmer - is feeling: "You're crying"
x 3 (yeas:3 nays:0) Nina, Dieter, and Lipski dealing with their collective horrible memories by spending a fun, tourist-y day in Prague making good memories for themselves.
x 3 (yeas:3 nays:0) Runge going out of his way to compliment Wim's new bike.
x 2 (yeas:2 nays:0) Eva ordering coffee.
x 2 (yeas:2 nays:0) Verdeman discovering his father advised a boy from Bonaparta's reading seminars to escape the program; a boy who has now become a happily married and perfectly sane man.
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