This sudden realization triggers something in Ange and she becomes able to resurrect Sakutarou, because, well, she has got its vessel. Yes, another lie of Rosa exposed Sakutarou is not hand-made. Guess, what she saw: Manufactured lion dolls. She points at it grief-stricken and Amakusa and Kawabata have no idea, what she is pointing at and what's wrong with her. While we are at it, the true origin of Sakutarou, which was easy to miss: We see Ange shocked and crying in fourth arc, after she noticed something in Kawabata's house.The sounds he makes while Rosa's doing it, while not exaggerated, are still very heartbreaking. If Maria is able to see Sakutaro as a little boy, then imagine what she must have seen when Rosa tore him apart in front of her.So the broken Maria won't be fixed either.' Mama also created me and won't recognise me. 'But Sakutaro won't be fixed, right? Because Mama, who created Sakutaro, won't accept him.

Maria herself underlines this in the scene where she kills Rosa.Knowing she does kill her mother in the Visual Novel (and she does so in the next episode) does not soften the blow. Second, we get a flashback of Maria and Rosa walking together happily right after Maria asks Beatrice to teach her dark magic to kill her mother. That scene by itself was heartbreaking in the original Visual Novel, but it's worse in the anime for two reasons: First, because Maria tries to calm her mother down by explaining her 'uu' sound is a spell for happiness, trying to remind her of the good times they shared together, and her mother doesn't remember. And in the fourth arc, when Rosa smashes up one of Maria's ceramic rabbits and then tears up Sakutaro, who was virtually Maria's only friend.cheerful in the first two arcs get completely smashed. Maria's final death in the third arc was absolutely heartbreaking, especially watching her essentially get her dreams that had kept her so.

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