Warning: Full spoilers for Orange follow.
There’s a scene towards the end of Orange that stuck with me. Suwa initially blows off a night of hanging out on New Year’s Eve because he knows that if he were to go, he would feel inclined to tell Naho, his best friend Kakeru’s love interest, about how he feels about her. How he really feels. Up to this point in the anime, we know that Suwa shouldn’t do that—it would endanger their plan up until then. But as shows go, he ends up sprinting there and discovers a weeping, very-much alone Naho. He comforts her. Except in this timeline, he leaves out the bit about being in love with her. It’s heartbreaking, knowing how things would turn out if he confessed his own feelings (a relationship, marriage, and eventually a child), but he knows it’s the right thing to do. Kakeru’s happiness is the priority.
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