[Bungo Stray Dogs] Yokohama Retirement Home

I don't know why the tears can't stop flowing down. Maybe it's because they didn't die in the plot, so I thought they wouldn't die. Maybe it's because I've seen so many of their youthful splendors that it makes people feel like they were frozen in time. We remember their youth and toddlers, remember and get used to how they looked when they were born. , But I have never thought that when I die in old age, my childhood habits will continue to be revealed in my ordinary daily life and finally pass away in an ordinary way. The ordinary life reveals my daily life. Death will not be delayed because of who you are. Although you are two dimensions apart from us, no matter in life or death, we will always be the same, everyone is equal.

After swiping it, I thought for a long time why I cried. Is it lamenting life and death? Lament the gray hair of high-spirited youth and heroes in their twilight years? Lamenting Kunikida who died for his ideals, lamenting Akutagawa who longed for Mr. Dazai's recognition, lamenting Ranpo who failed to eat the cake and not attend the wedding, lamented Mr. Mori who was smart in his life and ended up suffering from Alzheimer's disease, lamented Miyazawa, lamented Fukuzawa, lamented Yosano, lamented Gogol, lamented Fedya... Lamented all deaths, lamented that Dazai, who was most afraid of being alone and attempted suicide, lived alone. Finally, I lamented the relics that Xiaolin kept, and lamented that Xiaolin once saw a group of old people reconcile in their later years... Ultimately, what pains me is that I can only peek at their wonderful lives through the screen, but after all, I only saw their high spirits, but never thought about their old age... I simply cannot accept the twilight of the hero, which makes me feel the calm and dead pain brought by time, the unacceptable pain.

Ahhhh, I can't stand it anymore. Mr. Dazai, who always wanted to die, lived until the end and witnessed the death of all his relatives and friends. It's so cruel. I hope there really is a Santukawa and everyone can meet again in the new world [crying] The end of life is not death, but forgetfulness, so Xiaolin has been working very, very hard to remember them. No, ah, ah, I still can't accept this ending. Paper people will never grow old, they will always be young and fresh.

The label "relaxed" is really suitable. After reading it, I felt light and airy, as if I was about to fly away. It was really relaxing.

It is an ode to life. There are new stories in the twilight years. They continue to write chapters. The sudden pain in my heart reminds me of the sadness that cannot be expressed in words. We have all forgotten that I am afraid that I am the world's first detective, but I am afraid that I am the leader of the night. He will also grow old and die. The young people who are so vivid in my heart will leave. I will always remember their stories.

Having witnessed their unbridled and strategizing side when they were young, it is hard to imagine them getting older and losing their prime time, as well as the regrets of missing out and the gifts that have not been given away... No, my Chuuya! Why did it suddenly disappear? Woohoo! Unexpectedly, it was Dazai who lived to the end and witnessed everyone's departure. He must have been quite lonely, obviously... There is also the unfinished agreement between Linzi and Ranbu. Why did my Lord Ranbu suddenly go offline?

I cried a lot when I read this article for the first time, but when I really wanted to cry, I couldn't cry when I read this article. I don't know why my heart felt like a stone was pressing on it, it was stuffy and painful, but I couldn't cry.

What is sad is not only that the hero is old, but also that the thrilling years are not remembered by anyone, and those evocative and tearful stories are like smoke and dust dissipated in time... O>_

I hope that even 40 years later, I can still remember everyone in Bungou Stray Dogs. They shine brightly in the second dimension and will never be forgotten or grow old. Although this article made me cry twice.

It has been almost six years since I last read this article, and I still cried while reading it. I saw their lives from adolescence to youth through the screen, and I saw their old age in this article. I am very glad that I was able to see this, and I hope they are all well in their world!