December 29th, 2008
The following text might contain some spoilers from different series. And beside that I have to warn that English is not my native language so this text might be full of misspellings.
Why do great stories so often end to a death of my favourite character(s)? I just finished reading Yuki Kaori's Godchild (the Cain Saga) and now I feel myself so sad. Well, the end of Cain's was kind of beautiful and fit him like a glove because of his tragic life, but it was so terrible to read! Like Raito Yagami's shocking end in Ohba and Obata's Death Note or Cowboy Bebop's Spike Spiegel's surprising faint. Aaarggh, why there have to be sad endings?! Or maybe I just hate those endings I can't foresee and prepare for.. ^^'
There are too many sad stories in my bookshelf. *sigh* :S
Why do great stories so often end to a death of my favourite character(s)? I just finished reading Yuki Kaori's Godchild (the Cain Saga) and now I feel myself so sad. Well, the end of Cain's was kind of beautiful and fit him like a glove because of his tragic life, but it was so terrible to read! Like Raito Yagami's shocking end in Ohba and Obata's Death Note or Cowboy Bebop's Spike Spiegel's surprising faint. Aaarggh, why there have to be sad endings?! Or maybe I just hate those endings I can't foresee and prepare for.. ^^'
There are too many sad stories in my bookshelf. *sigh* :S
Posted by emmeny | Dec 29, 2008 12:24 PM | 0 comments