i thought a lot about what to write about this game but not a single word could convey the feeling of finishing it. i could say it's a masterpiece (and it is) but it's not enough.
to understand beatrice's tale you need to pay attention, to learn how to love her. and it's almost impossible to not love her. the two hundred hours i spent with her and battler taught me so much about life and love and it's almost impossible to explain how you feel once you understand her.
this is also ange's story. and poor ange, who needs to learn about moving on, about the goodness and the badness of the world and the people she loves. the time i spent with ange made me think about how i want to keep living my life the fullest. the past does matter but we also need to look foward.
it really is a tale about learning to let the ushiromiya family rest in peace. what happened on the island on those two days will define these people forever but we should remember that they were humans too. who did it and who died and who was left behind? do we need to know the absolute truth?
mostly important, i don't think i'll ever stop thinking about beatrice. she wanted so bad to be loved and i do love her. this is a story about love, written with love, after all.
sleep peacefully, my beloved witch, beatrice.