Talk:Shōya Ishida/@comment-201.251.31.11-20140910115602/@comment-115.134.223.74-20150912092034

I think he is oblivious to his own feelings (of love) towards Nishimiya because he keeps on feeling and telling himself that it is his responsibility to see Shouko happy after what had he done. As for the last trivia, yes it might be a trivia that is going to make the readers rejoice but in the manga context, he is merely misunderstanding what shouko tells him "suki" as "tsuki". He is still oblivious to her feelings and his feelings. He clearly does not answer her feelings for him.

but in the end, i think he might have realised his feeling although not understand it perfectly when he saw her smile at the firework festival, the night where it all went wrong.

Although the ending is good and i would love to see more of both of them, i want to at least see that ishida clearly answers nishimiya's feelings but i think the author wants to emphasise on the 'friendship' and 'strongly face the future and past' theme, thats why the ending is just that way. Both of them, together, entering the 'past', as friends. That is why the ending is perfect.