#GoodbyeLara#SayonaraLara#さよならララ Hello everyone, Japanese speaker here: the whole thing with Luca is a misunderstanding.
Luca starts by saying “You’re always so sudden.” Then follows up by saying “Appearing then disappearing, getting together then breaking up.” cont.
@ezuki3401 Adolescence of Lara movie. The epilogue had elements of sequel bait, like Lara's distant behaviour, her eyes being hidden, and the merfolk waking up at any moment.
@UnknownDriver17 Call me crazy but this whole epilogue smells like sequel bait to me, the way Lara acted super distant, her eyes being hidden, the merfolk can heal in a year on in 10, all of that seems like setup for a sequel that probaly may never happen.
@nyapphi It probably meant as a dig on Lara, "You are the type of girl that can ask someone out and break up on a whim," and it makes sense from Luca's perspective lmao
I see her rejection of "true love" not as her discarding romantic feelings, but as her holding the preconceived idea that true love comes from duty, an obligation to her family and kingdom.
After thinking about the end of SayoLara with a cool head, it makes a lot of sense, and it's thematically beautiful. I got what they were trying to say but the execution could've been better, especially the train scene.
#さよならララ#goodbyelara#SayonaraLara
@Panatrent2 imo, el capítulo fue bueno y malo al mismo tiempo, Lara dejando Shiga atrás para poder ser independiente es consistente con la temática de la narrativa, es solo que la ejecución se siente súper rara después del timeskip, Lara se siente súper desconectada de todo
@UnknownDriver17 Personaly, I have issues with the execution. I think Lara leaving is thematically relevant and makes sense, but I find it weird how the direction made her look super detached after the time skip, never showing her full face until the end, then obscuring it. And the Luca scene
@Geeckos__ The execution was ass, I don't understand how that storyboard got approved lmao, the whole train scene felt like Lara was incredibly detached from the moment
I know no one cares about arbitrary ratings, but here it is anyway: Sayonara Lara 7/10. Not the worst original, but not the best; it needed at least 4 extra chapters to set things up. The second half of the finale is sooo rushed