Sayaka's songs always alternate between her having the time of her life and drowning in her own sorrow. She deserves better than that. I don't get it. Hitomi and Madoka got some extent of support from the adults in their lives. Why doesn't Sayaka get any ? Do her parents neglect her or something ? The poor thing. I like to make my favorite characters suffer just like the show's creator, but enough is enough.
Sayaka basically sold her soul for Kyosuke to get better. When she realized he would never know/it ment she to nothing to him, the views of the grandeur of being a magical girl broke. Plus, Sayaka ended up seeing the world was a place she really didn't want to save, and noone would see her for her efforts.
@@wolfegirl1013 yes, and she wasn't discret about it. How come we didn't get a scene of her getting some sort of support from them ? Not even a mentioning of "Sayaka's parents are worried, but she won't talk to them, and she stops by home less and less.". Like how, how do you not see your daughter go through such a notiçable depression episode ? Also, if she knew Kyosuke was composing a song to thank her for being by his side all the time (this is canon information by the way), I bet that would have helped her a little, make her realize she was more than a weapon.
Sayaka's songs always alternate between her having the time of her life and drowning in her own sorrow. She deserves better than that.
I don't get it. Hitomi and Madoka got some extent of support from the adults in their lives. Why doesn't Sayaka get any ? Do her parents neglect her or something ? The poor thing. I like to make my favorite characters suffer just like the show's creator, but enough is enough.
Sayaka basically sold her soul for Kyosuke to get better. When she realized he would never know/it ment she to nothing to him, the views of the grandeur of being a magical girl broke. Plus, Sayaka ended up seeing the world was a place she really didn't want to save, and noone would see her for her efforts.
@@wolfegirl1013 yes, and she wasn't discret about it. How come we didn't get a scene of her getting some sort of support from them ? Not even a mentioning of "Sayaka's parents are worried, but she won't talk to them, and she stops by home less and less.". Like how, how do you not see your daughter go through such a notiçable depression episode ?
Also, if she knew Kyosuke was composing a song to thank her for being by his side all the time (this is canon information by the way), I bet that would have helped her a little, make her realize she was more than a weapon.