Talk:Sara Ringwalt/@comment-45.56.149.11-20200704180650

The ending, while more bitter than sweet, didn't undermine anything. What Sis said rang true, & i was on the verge of tears when she said it."no child comes into this world wanting to be rejected by it's mother"

It's not fair what happened to Sara, yet it's also unfair to hate an innocent that's the result of the sin of another. Blood relative of mine went through a similar situation, & like Sara, she kept the baby in spite of the context of how the baby came to be.

Furthermore, with all the changes she went through, from suffering rape to murdering someone, i doubt she could ever face her parents again, she became an adult too quick, & had to, to survive.

And going back to try to fit that bill of innocence would've been torture, i get her decision to stay & look after what Sis left behind. In a sad sense, her parents don't her, but her new family does.

For her parents wouldn't be able to truly understand her circumstance, nor would she have proof of her situation. It would've been a whole new struggle for her to re-adapt to everything with her new self, if she went back.

The thing about this anime is, there's very few elements of genuine closure. A lot of people that deserved what they got, got it, but also the people that didn't. It begun as it ended, somber & with a sunset.

Bitter, bitter, bitter sweet.

NAT,HAT is not for faint of heart.