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* [[Technology Marches On]]: In universe example. Auto memory dolls are being replaced by the telephone, meaning people can talk to each other without having to express their feelings on paper first. This means that the dolls have to work while they still can, before their job becomes obsolete. Far after the events of the series, Daisy, used to frame the film, commented that the CH Postal Company was nationalised and turned into a museum. |
* [[Technology Marches On]]: In universe example. Auto memory dolls are being replaced by the telephone, meaning people can talk to each other without having to express their feelings on paper first. This means that the dolls have to work while they still can, before their job becomes obsolete. Far after the events of the series, Daisy, used to frame the film, commented that the CH Postal Company was nationalised and turned into a museum. |
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* [[Title Drop]]: Occurs ten minutes into the film. Since the film uses a [[Character Title]], normally this won't be notable, however this drop in particular is characterised by its build-up. Audiences are expecting a person called "Violet Evergarden" to appear in the film, but that name isn't mentioned until the drop itself. The drop was built up with Daisy describing information about Violet but never mentioning her by name. |
* [[Title Drop]]: Occurs ten minutes into the film. Since the film uses a [[Character Title]], normally this won't be notable, however this drop in particular is characterised by its build-up. Audiences are expecting a person called "Violet Evergarden" to appear in the film, but that name isn't mentioned until the drop itself. The drop was built up with Daisy describing information about Violet but never mentioning her by name. |
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* [[Title Theme Drop]]: Near the end of the film, {{spoiler|when Violet and Gilbert are running towards each other}}, the [[Ending Theme]] "Michishirube" from the original series is rearranged and played. It's there to create an emotional impact, just like its purpose in the 2018 series. |
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* [[Title: The Adaptation]]: The first part comes from the original show, while the second refers to [[Captain Obvious|how it is a movie]]. |
* [[Title: The Adaptation]]: The first part comes from the original show, while the second refers to [[Captain Obvious|how it is a movie]]. |
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