Your Lie in April Scene - Kaori's Letter [Time Sensitive Project]
pandabear244 for Kaori Miyazono
Kaori was an extremely free-spirited, friendly, and enthusiastic violinist who knew
how to bring Kousei Arima out of his shell. She normally had an extremely
cheerful and energetic voice, which is shown in some of the scene. However,
for the majority of the scene, her voice reflects the sincere tone of the confession and
goodbye she is telling to the love of her life. As such, her voice actress must voice
must be able to express the aforementioned emotions. She does not have to sound
like the Japanese or English voice actresses (however, she can, if it works)--she should
focus on fitting the character rather than mimicking someone else.
Hey, you. I mean, "Dear, Kousei..." You were just here, but now I'm writing you a letter. Kinda weird, right?
The first time I ever saw you, I was five years old. It was at a recital for the piano school I went to back then. You marched onto that stage, and then made us all laugh by knocking over the bench. You sat at that giant piano and, with the first note you played, the world became more colorful.I had always been getting sick since I was younger, and the hospital stays just kept getting longer and longer. Then, one night, I saw my parents crying in the hospital hallway when I went to get some water. That was when I knew I didn't have much time left. So I made a choice. I ran. And I didn't look back.
So, what's the verdict? Was I able to live in someone's heart? And this "someone" wouldn't happen to be you, would it? Do you think that...you'll be able to remember me from time to time? No hitting the reset button, okay? Don't you ever forget me. That's a promise, okay? I'm glad we found each other. Will I reach you? I hope I can. Here's the truth Kousei: I love you.
