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Shikamaru- Do you know who is the king(Queen) ?? Gilbert - Violet Evergarden.. You cant change your past but by present actions you can suppressed. This episode will show you How to go on with life because it will always give you a chance to improve it...

The show, special series and movie depict the worst fears and heart ache that creates human society. Any reason you can think of that would lead to the saying "no one is promised tomorrow", is brought to a tear jerking, heart wrenching, ugly sobbing climax in almost every episode. But in the most BEAUTIFUL way. A woman who does not understand emotions learns what it means to be human through everyone else's pain and their letters; the words left unspoken to those that aren't right in front of you. It's a show that shows you every terrible thing on this earth; disease, war, death, confusion, the lack of certainty and losing everything you have in life or having nothing to begin with. But it's a show that proves that any or all of those things, you can live through. You can be alright after they happen. It's a series that proves everyone has something that deserves to be said, everyone deserves to be remembered; and how better to do both, than through your letters. It's gorgeously animated, the music is fantastically composed and the writing is genius at every level.

I love Violet Evergarden, it truly is a visually beautiful and an emotional story. That has the power to reach deeply and stay with you for days afterwards. Episode 9, was a stunning yet heartbreaking episode that moved me to tears multiple times. This is not something new for this show. As I have probably shed tears at some point in every other episode. But episode 9, reaches a new depth. As Violet begins to understand not only her previous actions, but start to come to terms with the challenging emotions that comes with that knowledge. I too was experiencing this show on an even deeper level, than in other episodes. So poignant. I've watched this show numerous times. And it never fails to reach me.

'Violet Evergarden' is the ninth episode of the eponymous series, and as the name might suggest, it is its emotional climax. The episode begins right where Episode 8 left off, telling the finale of the backstory, before beginning to resolve the overarching plot.

I'm honestly quite surprised that this isn't the final episode, because it feels much like a finale. There even is the part where the previous episodes are recalled, right before a 'roll credits' moment that couldn't be more perfect.

From the technical side, this episode is as fantastic as the rest, featuring excellent direction, fitting soundtracks, and stunning visuals.

I have no idea what's going to happen in the following episodes, but I'm eager to find out.

I knew an episode like this would need to arrive, although I did not expect it so soon. Violet has discovered emotions and now has to deal with it. Its not an enjoyable watch and highly predictable considering its episode 9, but I have to admit necessary. One point which still needs answering and that is what is Violet, exactly. She is a super soldier with no emotion. When she was younger she did display some wild behavioural tendencies, such as biting people, but she does not display the typical behaviour of some form of impossible wild child. I hope this is explored in more detail because I am curious. If you like the series you will watch this, if you did not this episode may end you experience.

I don't think this episode is quite as good as the last one that said it's still ridiculously good. I thought it was really nice how Lucille's brother was the reason she got back into working again after bring distraught over the news of the majors death, it made the first few episodes feel actually worthwhile.