Besides, Violet Evergarden is known for being emotionally devastating. Some scenes other than those portraying depression may trigger you as well. But then again, it's a cathartic experience: it's meant to wreck you in order to build you anew. So viewer discretion is advised, but the anime is still totally worth watching. Sanjay Leela Bhansali brings his majestic signature flair to stories of love and betrayal in the lives of courtesans in pre-independence India. The war is over, and Violet Evergarden needs a job. Scarred and emotionless, she takes a job as a letter writer to understand herself and her past. Watch trailers & learn more. Alright story time: on the “A Silent Voice” subreddit someone mentioned Violet Evergarden episode 10 and how emotional it was. And so episode ten and that comment was the entire reason i put Violet Evergarden at the front of my watch list. Needless to say it was worth it. For a show about language, Violet Evergarden really expresses vividly the major crossroads between both feeling, and language and that is that language exists before feeling. Language is a form of expressing that feeling and we go on a journey with Violet to discover how she learns to express her already existing emotions. Netflix shouldn't claim this wonderful series as a Netflix oroginal. Violet Evergarden is truly a masterpiece that took years and years of hard work by the staff of Kyoto Animation and should not be seemingly credited to Netflix because of streaming rights. 59. 14 votes, 10 comments. true. It's a tie between episode 7 and 10. Episode 7 is the episode where Violet helps the alcoholic playwriter who lost his daughter and wife, and episode 10 is the episode where Violet writes 50 letters for a young girl from her dying mother, that are to be sent to her for the next fifty years. IHTQ.

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