Upon confirming it with Dietfried, Claudia breaks the news to Violet, who becomes conflicted about the possibility of being able to meet Gilbert anew. One evening, Claudia and Benedict find a letter in their mail room from Ekarte Island bearing handwriting resembling Gilbert’s. However, when Violet learns that Yuris’ refused to see his best friend, Ryuka, she implores him to speak with him in person, but gives him her word that she’ll return to write the final letter for Ryuka, as well. Despite her initial surprise, Violet consents to the assignment and pinky-promises Yuris to complete her assignment. Knowing his time is limited, Yuris requests that Violet write letters to his parents and younger brother, hoping that they’ll continue to live a full life after his passing. Violet, meanwhile, returns to CH Postal’s office and arrives in time to answer a call from Yuris, a young boy suffering from cachexia. The next day, Violet heads over to the cemetery and pays respects to Gilbert and Dietfried Bougainvillea’s mother – her presence there surprises him, and after Violet drops her ribbon, he hastens to return it. After meeting Leiden’s mayor and his wife, Violet declines an offer to hang out with CH Postal’s staff at a local festival, and instead, returns to her quarters, where she writes a letter addressed to Gilbert. Violet Evergarden has become renowned as an Auto-Memory Doll of prodigious skill, writing letters for royalty and drafting plays for screenwriters on top of her usual duties.
I have thought of a nice ending for it: and he lived happily ever after to the end of his days.” –Bilbo Baggins, The Lord of The Rings: The Fellowship of The Ring I might find somewhere where I can finish my book.
In peace and quiet, without a lot of relatives prying around, and string of confounded visitors hanging on the bell. I want to see mountains again, Gandalf – mountains and then find somewhere where I can rest.
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