I Don't Want Anybody Else to Die

Violet writes a letter for a soldier at war, the progression is typical and rather entertaining to watch, with an addition point at the end when violet remembers the major. Its not the best of the episodes but perfectly watchable. The issue is the premise and progression of the story is implausible, which does detract a bit. I have to excuse the author for not being knowledge in military matters, but it's a very forced plot. An interesting point is violet is not only a super soldier, in terms of being able to use a gun, but she is also incredibly strong. Physically overpowering several big burly soldiers and carrying a man, through snow, to a cabin. I am still curious to understand why violet is such a super soldier, but I suspect I will never find out.

What a beautiful and emotional episode. The first half is a bit action driven but it's all emotional afterwards. This episode also gave us an important message about war and its consequences. This is truly one of the most heartbreaking episode of the series.

Oh Aiden. Oh Violet. This episode had me balling like a baby. Outstanding story. And after episode ten, I'm a blubbering mess. Amazing writing

The eleventh episode of Violet Evergarden is another masterful example of emotional storytelling. It is perhaps not quite as touching as episode ten, featuring some action in its first half, but the writing remains outstanding, as do the technical aspects.

I don't think I've ever seen a series that made me choke up this often. Truly excellent.