So sad and so beautifully written. I like the small glimpses on how No.6 itself was recovering and rebuilding. And of course Inukashi would run from it...
The comparisons with Peter Pan were clever - never closing the window, indeed. Poor Shion. :(
<3 thank you so much for reading this! and hng I've always found the idea of Peter Pan exceptionally sad, with Wendy always waiting for Peter to come back.
:D thank you for reading and thinking so! ajsdbaj oh god I need all the moral support I can get atm, 2 days on and my heart is still in tatters ;______;
Oh my Jesus, why would you do this?? Agh, my feelings. I am having so many feels right now and I can't deeaalll with them.
This is just heartbreakingly beautiful. I especially love the parentheticals and the 'more of a plea than anything,' and the way you make forgetting seem like the natural thing it is, over so much time.
sobs my feelings are still pretty much in turmoil after watching No.6 as well asdkjnak WHEN WILL THE PAIN EVER STOP?? ;A; but oh <3 thank you for reading this and liking it!
Well, that tore my heart out and stomped on it. D:
This was amazing, though, and I loved it, even if it did break my heart. I now have to go read reunion fic in order to reestablish my headcanon that Nezumi will definitely return someday, but still I thank you for this lovely, poignant meditation on waiting and forgetting and remembering.
:D thank you so much for thinking this is good askdnajk these two break my heart so badly urghhh <3 but it's also my personal headcanon as well that one day Nezumi will come back and open a bakery with Shion so they can do domestic!things together in aprons forever be with Shion. Yeah. :D
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also, now i can't shake off nezumi reading rimbaud oh man.
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The comparisons with Peter Pan were clever - never closing the window, indeed. Poor Shion. :(
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Thank you for sharing! ...And moral support for all the feelings!! XD;;
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This is just heartbreakingly beautiful. I especially love the parentheticals and the 'more of a plea than anything,' and the way you make forgetting seem like the natural thing it is, over so much time.
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This was amazing, though, and I loved it, even if it did break my heart. I now have to go read reunion fic in order to reestablish my headcanon that Nezumi will definitely return someday, but still I thank you for this lovely, poignant meditation on waiting and forgetting and remembering.
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