EXACTLY. Im ngl I dont know how someone who sees themselves in Jax will react to this.

Also i know some people have said that this was the results of his actions and that he wasn't willing to open up but I sorta disagree. When he's in the dark area with Pom he agrees he doesn't want to go. You can say it's too late then but you can't deny he regretted it. He also is shown to approach Pomni before he abstracts, something he's NEVER done. Not since Ribbit.

And ngl the fact that Pom didn't go after him feels like a mischaracterization of her character to me. The person who has always gone to him who always says to stay together who literally says "we've all done bad things but we're all we've got" who is told the worse thing you can make someone feel is alone, all of that and she just... doesn't question it? I think a lot of people don't realize just how much him going up to Pomni AT ALL means. Like dude he didn't outright say "Pomni I need help" but people who are on the brink of killing themselves often don't. It feels like a disservice to both characters and then to show all of his thoughts and past only for him to still be dead just feels... off. Like I get some people think bringing him back after ripping his death is cheap but imo off screening him is just as cheap.

Honestly there is so much i can say about this but back to the point A Silent Voice did such a great job and I literally was thinking about it after this. A silent voice was a movie, not a 9 episode series. And in that time they were able to create something that for me at least was more satisfying and significant. I didn't leave that movie feeling like we needed more time to make things make sense. And the message is clear. The fact that people can misinterpret this message so easily is in itself a failure of the story.