Twenty-three——review of CLANNAD (anime)
Followed by my last English post "bewilderment", I'm thrilling to find the right path to go on. I suddenly realized that during my high school times, one of my roommates recommended me to watch CLANNAD (short for CL later). I refused for overwhelming pressure several months before college entrance examination. But now I'm free but depressed, I think it's just the time to watch it in order to guide my heart.
This is the 3rd anime I watched besides Working Cells and Future Diary. After ten days striving not to weep, I succeeded. Unlike others said that the anime brings you tears, I prefer it gives you warmth and courage during rough times. (Maybe I haven't been struggling in a hard situation so there's no empathy for me to cry.) CL, as is shown in title, tells a story of several families, the transformation through time. It's just a brief summary of life, although kind of idealized.
I'm here to talk about some profound sentences and try to seize the essence of the story, otherwise they would be erode by time again.