THIS ILLUSION (piano ver.) | this illusion | 网站提供最新歌词

Growing up, I think I had a lot of Shirou's issues. I do get where he's coming from. If everyone acted in service to others, the world would be a kinder place. If all life is precious, surely one life given to save another is a noble thing. The more that you can save with that one sacrifice, the better. What is my one life weighed against the lives of two others? There was a point where I would have been very willing to take a bullet for someone else.

Now, as I enter my 28th year, I'm not so sure. In 12 years, I've come to realize that my one life isn't isolated. What happens to me affects those around me who care, and that there are people who would grieve that I'd never expect. Sacrificing my potential for brining pain or joy to those around me to save someone else's potential to do the same…is that even something I can weigh? Is it something I can measure? In a way, Rin is also right. Living purely for others isn't natural. It's twisted. But I can't decide if either of them are wrong. Maybe one day I'll have my answer.

"To continue moving forward remembering the pain and the weight

Isn't that how lost things remain?"

I exist here.I just tell you,that human is still alive,for now.

oh.

There are more than two choices. Life is not binary for example you can:
1)Kill everyone
2)Save Everyone
3)Runaway and let the situation sort itself out.

That aside, l don't really get killing Sakura on day 9 since she didn't do anything wrong and she even saved Shirou twice so he should at least try to save her in return but mind of steel Shirou didn't even try to help. Also, killing someone because something bad might happen in the future is flimsy because the future can always change and is too uncertain. But if we're gonna kill people for what they might do in the future then everybody is on the chopping block starting with mos Shirou especially if he becomes a counter guardian. The worst part about mos Shirou is that he doesn’t care about people at all. He just treats them like objects in need of saving one moment and will kill them if the situation calls for it at another moment. Just like Kiritsugu Mos Shirou is loyal only to his ideology alone. In fate extra, Shirou becomes an unaccountable law breaking vigilante/mercenary/terrorist who kills innocence along with the guilty for his own self-gratification of “becoming a hero” then justifies their deaths as meaningful sacrifices as if those people ever asked to be sacrificed and he doesn’t do anything to help those caught in the crossfire and left injured due to his escapades just like Kiritsugu. Sometimes, I think the reason Archer emiya wanted to stop being a counter guardian was that he realized that he would just keep killing and killing even the people he once saved would die at his hands eventually and no true change was actually occurring. Merely increasing body count doesn’t solve problems all the time since we also need healers like doctors. On the other hand, heavens feel Shirou was too damn passive and didn’t look for a way to save Sakura until she went full berserk mode. However, I do think the real test begins when we have to choose to kill Sakura after she goes berserk but being passive like Hf Shirou instead of actively looking for a cure is not a good thing. Though I do think that for all his talk about becoming a hero Shirou is too passive and rarely does heroic things until the situation really calls for it. Anyway, I may agree with killing Sakura after the first real berserk stage, but l don't support it one bit since l view Sakura as innocent either way since she has been abused and is pretty much possessed thus not acting of her own accord so separating her from Angry Matthew would be the real solution. Then l would punish the people who made her suffer so they wouldn't do to others what they did to Sakura. Lastly, l think Sakura is a symptom of the real issue, which is the holy grail war, Tokiomi not giving her to a good family and madmen like Zouken and Shinji abusing her for who knows how long. If it weren't for these things Sakura would not be in this situation. Also, the same thing about being symptoms of deeper issues can apply to counter guardians and people like Kiritsugu otherwise situations like this will keep on repeating themselves endlessly. So even if Shirou kills Sakura he still needs to punish the people who wronged her in the first place then make sure a situation like this and the holy grail wars don't happen again. Again, sacrificing the few for the many just prolongs the inevitable if the real problems aren't dealt with. Plus, if not careful it creates more problems like the death of innocents, destruction of property and livelihoods, revenge-seeking from those who lost their loved ones, or the cops trying to arrest the one who sacrificed others lives. Also, it's ironic that those who preach about the needs of the many want to go about enforcing what they believe to be the needs of the many when it's actually their own personal individual beliefs of what they think the majority wants.

2020- this music still gives me the goosebumps. Nostalgic, tragic and beautiful. ❤️

(와락)

this is cool

Just finished Heaven's Feel true ending today, and I wanna read it all over again. Sakura's despair and Shirou's shattered dreams were just so touching.

OIIII!!!! TWO WEEKS, TWO WEEKS AND WE FINALLY GET TO SEE……

someone’s recording of the movie .-.

shirou and sakura are the worst of the 3 pairings sorry

I'm just hoping that Ufotable would play this at the part where Shirou would decide to destroy the Holy Grail in Heaven's Feel.

This, Emiya and Ever Present Feeling are the tracks that I associate most strongly with this VN, and each with a specific route. Though each is used in every route, a different one is used in each of the routes' pivotal moments where Shirou resolves his inner conflict and the story enters the end-game.

This Illusion beneath the church in Fate, where he's forced to confront the children that weren't saved.
Emiya in Unlimited Blade Works where he's forced to confront his likely future if he continues on his current path.
Ever Present Feeling in Heaven's Feel, in the ditch while considering whether to remove the Shroud of Martin.

Can't wait to see this animated.

耳に残るなぁ〜♪

I still think there are other choices besides those two for example:
3) Screw this l'm out and hopefully it will resolve itself.
4) Why do people always have to die in this scenario? I'm going to get enough power to save both Sakura and the world.
5) We're all gonna die. Might as well speed up the process and kill everyone.
6) Kotomine may be lying so go look for another way to save Sakura but she may need to be contained in the mean time.

Before anyone dares to roast Sakura (my least favourite Fate heroine BTW) keep in mind, that she was THE ONLY ONE, that made Shiro give up his ideals (bar Miyu in Ilyaverse, but that's a different story altogether).

KOTOMINE KIREI!!!!!

I somehow just began to hope that there will be an Aimer arrangement to this version that will be played either when Shirou is going to take the shroud off or just during the Excalibur projection sequence in Heaven's Feel III. Spring Song.

I feel like I've heard this song in a meme video but I don't recall what it was called.

Just got back from watching Fate/Stay Night Heaven’s Feel II: Lost Butterfly over at L.A. Live. It was awesome and I want to see this visual novel picture since the movie version of that made me have somber, romantic, and epic feels.

Heaven Feels part 2 ;_;

Shinji was such a twat.