#mrs. ishida

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Shouya’s a Real Doll

Seriously. I just can’t get over on what a noble guy he’s grown to become. He’s basically become the type of man that his father should have been, wanting to watch over and protect his mom like that.

Shouko you’re a lucky girl.

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Deflating Guilt

Having finally cooled down after his frantic response towards Shouko’s confession on considering training in Tokyo to become a professional hairstylist, Shouya’s feeling a bit sick with guilt on acting so selfishly when he didn’t even give a moment to think that it was something that she really wanted.

Although it’s a tad disappointing in how he responded so negatively when she was opening up to him about her dreams, it’s also rather cute how he’s surely but slowly starting to realize his affections for her are something a little more special than simply friendship.

And his mother certainly is aware of that as she suggests he try going with her to see for himself instead; as well as find something that he could passionately pursue beyond home.

Supporting her kid to find himself a dream AND pushing him to stick with his girl while he does. You are one smart mama.

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Talking Things Through

I’m personally glad that these two became friends, since I’m assuming Shouko’s mom in particular doesn’t have as much time to socialize since she has to take care of both kids alone; especially with her mother’s recent passing.

Although Shouya was definitely worried about leaving the two opposites to deal with any problems they were having in the past, he’s surprised to find both moms completely animated in their conversation as they discuss one particular thing in common.

((Seriously, not including kids, the men in their lives just plain SUCK.))

But aside from the common theme of their tête-à-tête, and the fact that they’re a bit on the tipsy side,

because they took the time to talk things through instead of giving up or running away, Shouya and Shouko’s moms were able to bury the hatchet on any problems that they may have had back then with each other, and start their relationship anew as friends.

And seeing how things managed to work out despite everything that had happened, Shouya continues to feel more motivated in making good on his word to make things right between him and his friends.

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Coming Home

After coming to from her sudden pass out, Mrs. Ishida’s relieved to see that what she had seen last night wasn’t a dream, and that her son had really awaken from his coma.

And after a thorough checkup from his Doctor on his injuries, as well as a quick update on the things that had happened in the two weeks he was out of the loop, he’s finally able to go back home.

Much to cute little Maria’s relief, he’s come back to life from his former “deceased” state, and can be rest assured that her Uncle won’t be going away anytime soon.

((Although it makes me wonder if we’ll EVER see her mother/his sister other than her silhouette after his recovery.)) 

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We’re So Sorry

Poor Mrs. Ishida has always been shown to be a kind and sweet mother that it seems so sad that she had to go through this experience thinking that her son had committed suicide based on the fact that he was so very close to attempting it once before.

Thankfully Yuzuru sets her mind at ease by proving to her that Shouya’s injuries were the result of his brave actions in saving her sister, who was the actual one that tried to jump off their balcony that night, and does what her incredibly strong mother does by bowing with her head low to the ground as an apology for her negligence.

But of course Ishida’s mother assures them that they don’t have to go to such extremes to show their repentances; so long as both children are alive, then she is already relieved enough.

And since Yuzuru had shown her the picture to support that her son was not at fault, it makes her even more than happy to know that he wasn’t trying to take his life away again.

Proof that some women of the everyday in this series can truly be amazing.