"When Nemesis Pio plays at 27, it's in a minor key with a terrifyingly fast tempo, amplifying the rage and hatred. But when Nemesis Pio plays at 30, it's definitely Jeong Yo's piece, the one he composed when he was 17, in a gentle major key, full of happiness. Pio has probably realized the feelings Jeong Yo has for him, so he completes it, restores it to its original form, "Nocture," and answers Jeong Yo's confession of love.
This time Pio's "Nocture" really is a love letter in return. Pio holds Jeong Yo's painful emotions in his arms, gently cradles them, and whispers through this new arrangement: "That lingering love, I understand it all, and now I'm going to tell you that I also love you with deep, gentle tenderness, so please tell me where you are, okay?"
That's why, after 3 years without contact, Jeong Yo finally sends Pio a handwritten letter, because he knows Pio has realized his feelings and has responded to them. Pio's relieved, happy smile when he finds the postcard, and how the color of the film grows brighter toward the end, proves that Pio has found his happiness, and that his "happiness" is right there, waiting for him.
"4 Hands, 2 sonatas" always made me wonder what the second sonata next to Nemesis is, and episode 12 finally gave me the answer: it's the unfinished "Nocture," completed as a response to that love."
This time Pio's "Nocture" really is a love letter in return. Pio holds Jeong Yo's painful emotions in his arms, gently cradles them, and whispers through this new arrangement: "That lingering love, I understand it all, and now I'm going to tell you that I also love you with deep, gentle tenderness, so please tell me where you are, okay?"
That's why, after 3 years without contact, Jeong Yo finally sends Pio a handwritten letter, because he knows Pio has realized his feelings and has responded to them. Pio's relieved, happy smile when he finds the postcard, and how the color of the film grows brighter toward the end, proves that Pio has found his happiness, and that his "happiness" is right there, waiting for him.
"4 Hands, 2 sonatas" always made me wonder what the second sonata next to Nemesis is, and episode 12 finally gave me the answer: it's the unfinished "Nocture," completed as a response to that love."