Let's Replay Tearful Scenes for Healthier Eyes - in my cases mostly from games - My Progresses 69

Let's Replay Tearful Scenes for Healthier Eyes

This is what I thought last night after I couldn't shed tears when I was topping slices of onion which stimulated my eyes a couple of days before.

I wanted to shed tears by all means, to prove my eyes are healthy and not too dry.

I seldom see movies, and don't watch TV so ofter, so most tearful scenes I have experiences are from video games.

The scene I replayed was from Atelier Totori. An episode in which Totori found her mother's grave after she beat a huge sea dragon, crossed the ocean and reached another continent.

 Another tearful scene I remember very well is from Ar Tonelico 3, level 7 Cosmosphere (her spiritual word) of Saki. There the hero Aoto acted as if he were cold and lost interest in the heroine Saki, thinking that it wasn't good to be with her because it may prevent her from fulfilling her role.

 I sometimes replay these tearful scenes when I want to become emotional, to get catharsis, good for mental mental health, as well as for health of my eyes.

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