And lo and behold, with patience and determination – they still ended up together. Even though five years passed by without communication with Yano, she still clings to little hope. It’s appropriate to say that the saying, ‘first love never dies’ is applicable to Nanami. Since they parted ways, it was inevitable that their plan to have a long distance relationship would not last. Even up to the point where they parted ways.įast forward to five years, they’re living separately. She loves him so much that she’ll bear his all his burden. Why couldn’t have Yano just told her the truth? He put their relationship on the rocks. She will never leave Yano nor betray him. It might be to protect Nanami from the harshness of the truth.
Yano was just hiding too much from Nanami. Somehow (for me), this was the case for our star couple. If one doesn’t show much effort in a relationship, then the other person’s effort is in vain. In Nanami’s case, her first love is someone who is emotionally (and maybe mentally) troubled. They were haunted by the ghost of Yano’s past. And with Nanami’s innocence, it just made things worse. It’s partly like that but each couple has their share of problems. You’d think that love makes your world all colorful, shiny and shimmering.
And as fate would have it, they fell in love. Just what you’d expect your heroine would be. And probably he’s also suffering with his present (and future) but then Nanami enters the picture. But behind that face that he puts up, he’s actually suffering from his past. He’s cheerful, smart, and every one has a crush on him. About the reality that each person is not who we thought they were. Both were just so full of emotions that moved me and made me cry! It’s not your typical shoujo/romance manga. It’s about what happens with the reality of first love. It’s about the bittersweet feeling of having loved and lost. It’s a love story but it’s also more than a love story. In We Were There, we have Yano Motoharu who seemed to have lost all his faith in girls and Takahashi Nanami who pulls him out of his reverie and makes him trust again. Therefore, memories are creations.īefore I start, let me just say that in this review I will be both talking about the movie (both parts) and the manga. When we remember, we fiddle these fractions around in, what we think, the right way. Someone once said that memories are just fractions of mind. I’m presenting to you my review on We Were There. Review on Daytime Shooting Star will probably be on next week or next next week. But since I just finished watching We Were There and I’m still high with the feelings from the movie, I got to a conclusion to write about it first. It’s very unlike all the other shoujo mangas that I’ve read so far. I wanted to post a review on Daytime Shooting Star first because it’s just so good. I know I am supposed to have my homework finished but since tomorrow is a no class day… I decided to finish reading Daytime Shooting Star (aka Hirunaka no Ryuusei) and finish watching We Were There Part 2 (Bokura ga ita). So, here I am again with another review post! Today is a Sunday. (Another reason could be that I just don’t like watching horror movies. Haha! Kidding aside, I’m really just a hopeless romantic that’s why I don’t usually watch horror movies. But I don’t have a knack for following the status quo. I know horror movies are popular within this time. It’s finally October! The month for trick or treating.
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