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Frieren: Beyond Journey's End 1x16 "Long-Lived Friends" - reaction & review (Patreon)

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2024-02-22 13:30:35
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Hey everyone!  Here it is - my reaction to episode 16 of Frieren!  WHOA!!!  This one was SO sweet and sad, I entirely was not ready!  I think we learned a lot from observing Voll, and it's interesting how his bond with his wife sort of mirrors what's going on with Frieren and Himmel.  And now Frieren can carry on all of them in her memory :(((((((((((  The thing about not being able to remember the wife just GOT me you guys!  Also, what on earth is Kraft doing there in that statue haha!!!  And last but not least, is this where we part ways with Sein???
Great ep!  Enjoy!  ~ MH


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John J Ronald

Old Man Voll's story got me straight in the feels, too.....especially when he exhibited unavoidable signs of senior dementia.....mixing up memories, etc. But I was happy he dreamed of his wife, thanks to Frieren. Storytelling is key to the way memory actually works.

kamenriderhime
>>130639628

Omg I know....that was so emotional!!!! It was sweet and sad that at least he dreamed of his wife because of Frieren :) That's so true about the influence of storytelling on memory too.

ABHB Ya-iba

I have always wonder. What would happen to the memory of the ghost of those who are gotten Alzheimer's disease, those who are brainwashed by enemies, those who are caught in any curse which causing mental disorder after their dead? I mean, would they revert to their former self, or would they remained altered like that? It would be painful for those who died and realize that they have done a grave mistake or unforgivable crime before they died without awaring of it. But if they are kept in that state, they will never truly be free. What do you think?

kamenriderhime
>>132005269

That's actually a really great point, and kinda scary/shocking! I've never thought about it actually. I think they'd probably revert to pre-illness as a ghost...but yeah, there's some implications there for sure. Heavy stuff!!