A Silent Voice, vol. 7

The expressive character designs and panel layouts really bring out the characters' inner struggles. I wonder how much thought went into the visual storytelling choices.

His actions at the start felt so harsh, but watching him grow made me question if true forgiveness is possible. How did others interpret his growth?

The story feels so personal and impactful. I'm curious whether Yoshitoki Oima drew from her own experiences or wanted to shed light on these issues intentionally.