Lain and Arisu last talk

Serial Experiments Lain.
lain last talk w her bestie :)
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[@thewiredintersection_1]

if you like the content, please make sure to like, comment and subscribe; you will be helping out a lot. LET'S ALL LOVE LAIN TOGETHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidtollefson8411]

Consider it done. My band Paint and Copter have a new video called For Lain, a love letter of sorts.

[@tertiaritus]

Now that's a true friend. She remembers her even when she shouldn't.

[@JH-xc9we]

The Arisu (or Alice) scenes were my favorite parts of the show. Glad they gave her and Lain a proper goodbye

[@thewiredintersection_1]

Indeed my friend!

[@rorschach1287]

I don't really think this was their last conversation. I expect Lain to visit her more times later.

[@221e]

this scene really disproves the nihilism of earlier on in the series for me. The human brain is more complex than we could fathom, so despite lain's best efforts she can't completely erase arisu's memories of her. "If you're not remembered, you never existed" is shown to be false; simply living alongside other people defines your existence, regardless of whether you exist within someone's conscious memory. Your actions will forever affect their subconscious, giving your actions some semblance of purpose. I think this is why lain eventually chose to keep her human form, even after she was told countless times that her body means nothing and that it should be abandoned. No one can remember lain, but she lives on through the things they don't remember, and i think that makes a really beautiful ending

[@gabrielg-z1r]

Glad to see that Lain changed her perspective about existing, regardless of anyone being aware of her presence or not. We all exist and we all have our own singular worlds from the moment time begun to move for us. We all have our lives benefited for someone who did something that would better people in the future. We still exist whether anyone remembers that or not. That's what individuality is all about. No matter how many friends or dearest people you have around you, only you can see the better and the worst of yourself. That's what this ending taught me after seeing all these years, thinking.

[@pedrocavalcantesantana7378]

now thats a gut wrencher for sure

[@tertiaritus]

When I watched this scene years ago I almost had a whiplash from the sense of closure It sounds weird and that's exactly how it felt

[@thewiredintersection_1]

Thanks for the comments guys 🙌

[@robertagren9360]

Back to where it started to the intro.

[@tugfy65]

this end broke my heart

[@thewiredintersection_1]

True🥲

[@Yuki_Ika7]

Very Bittersweet, i love it

[@ayoubouaadoud]

No noo omg a large amount of sadness in this meeting future arisu and lain 🙁😔

[@bobnunnemin1273]

Why do I still weep over this ending? It's not even sad, really

[@kidfromthe7]

True

[@solitaryvibes2332]

i did NOT like this ending

[@kairi4640]

It's still kinda weird seeing her friend age, but Lain doesn't. Is she going to stay that age forever? 🤣

[@davidtollefson8411]

Very moving. Inspired my bands new video.

[@nicatina]

And people expect us to believe we should be okay with Alice's current husband who's like twice her age and who knows what went off-screen? Nah that's not cute if that's the case, it's pedophilic.💀 Lain and Alice are more age appropriated and can emotionally connect easily. I'm always a Lain x Alice shipper till the end.

[@yuimary4]

Dude wha