



Silver Screen
After spending ten years waiting for Nezumi, Shion becomes impatient and hopeless, deciding to create a robot in the image of the boy he loved so much.
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“I do not know what to say. I don't say this literally, but as a first reaction when you finish reading Silver Screen. That strange feeling of ours, was it so ... indescribable? which even prevents us from making a decent comment on what we just read. In the case of (my) lovely satineharmony, all that is expected is innovative. It was no different this time, obviously. Nezumi and Shion, despite all the misadventures in the course of no. The need for separation has recreated a story (which I am happily recommending is!) Above any expectation. Create a robot to the image of the person who likes to supply the emptiness that has remained. It sounds initially as an idea ... Sick. But everything changes its figure when you realize that creation becomes more humane. Not by magic, yes for coexistence. Not just because it was programmed this way, yes, because there was something called the will to learn. Famous novels and tragedy quotes, highlighting that question we always ask when you finish reading books like this: what is love?. And in the end, if you have a discovery. Incredibly beautiful and sentimental, as in the classics. I could stop and think, say several things and still stay in that unhappy unknown what to say? But I think the story already says everything I want to say. In addition, I don't know (more) to say.”






