I cried so much in that scene

@@Ionelyingorgeous Me too.

Me too dude because I miss my old friends from baton rouge in the CHURCH WAITING FOR me AT the future

That broke my tragic-teenager heart lool

So, using that logic, joy is also agony...?

I don't know if my heart can handle all 40 episodes If I try to rewatch the anime once more...

I don't know what was in the writers drinks in the 70s 80s but the animes that were made were so tragic and beautiful

Before the, 'wokeism'; broke, us. 😞💔

lol

The feels are real I stared to cry

Me too dude because I miss grandpa and grandma too dude because I miss my old friends from baton rouge in the CHURCH WAITING FOR me AT the future because my grandparents die same time all miss them so much 😢

arogato gozai mushta for the translation

L'unico anime per cui io abbia mai pianto.

This is not a historical show; it is all fictional other than Marie Antoinette existed and the French revolution happened.

@@typingcat damn I forgot that I wrote this comment lolol, anyways I guess you’re right about that, it’s just that I really do love this anime since it takes place in a historical time period that I’m very fascinated by and it has an amazing plot line. I wish people would create such animes nowadays T^T

@@typingcat hm, it's still heavily based on real facts, more like oscar, andré and the gérodère and the soldier of the french brigaden rosalie and bernard are fictional, but the rest have a lot of historical fact (mainly the one related to revolution, or the romance between antoine and fersen, the scandal of the collier, ect...)

@@kagusumire Overall, I think that one should take this as a fiction, rather than as any sort of historical story. For example, the Fersen story was mostly made up from the fact that there was a rumour that he was a secret lover of Antoinette. TV shows are very rarely accurate on historical facts, even when they say it is a history show, let alone historical dramas and animations. This reminds me of the case of a famous Korean TV show, "Heo Jun". It is a story about the doctor who wrote a famous medical book around the 16th century, but the show was based on a novel about him. Almost all the stories, other than some big key facts like he indeed was a royal doctor, that he wrote the book, and that there was the Korean-Japanese war, were made up. There are even many verifiably false stories like his passing the governmental hiring test with a stunning score, when he actually was just hired by a recommendation from a nobility. I have heard that this TV show was a success in Japan, and many Japanese believed that it was a true story and then some were disappointed because they later leant that it was mostly a fiction.

@@typingcat well, actually, it have been recently proved through examination of letters they were sending to each other (that the french national library have in its archive if i remember well) that they were indeed lovers. The thing is that history is a social science, and by saying science is saying we can't never be sure at 100% of what happened. But yes i agree berubara have been greatly romanticized (the anime more than the manga btw) but i don't really like the idea of separating it completly. It's not like as an exemple the lord of the rings were everything is 100% made up and fictional.

Uma br? Que Legal

Outro aqui kkkkkk Minha nossa, que mangá! E pra mim que sou estudante de história é um baita deleite

Kkk assisti esse anime ano passado e vim agora matar a saudade... uma obra prima. Rosa de versalhes e oniisama sao as melhores obras da Ikeda.

@@paulasegantini4685 verdade, é um anime incrívelllll, o único que assisto kkkkk mais vale por mil. E o triste é que são poucos brasileiros que conhecem esse incrívelllll anime....

Eu adorei o anime, mas deu uma sofrência em mim assistindo...

Yo también

SAME LOL

Not really