By then, Shoko herself is contemplating suicide due to her own social and emotional problems. But with redemption being offered, he learns sign language and unexpectedly reunites and befriends Shoko, who is still very lonely due to her hearing impairment and extreme shyness. Having no plans for the future, Ishida even attempts suicide. He comes to the conclusion that there is really no point in having friends. This results in Ishida himself being bullied and ostracized well into high school. He is made the scapegoat, despite the varying levels of culpability that others have had in torturing her. Finally, when Shoko is forced to transfer to another school after enduring a period of the most cruel bullying, all of Ishida's friends, as well as the teachers, blame him for bullying her into leaving. Shoya Ishida, a former delinquent bullies the deaf girl, Shoko Nishimiya, with his friends joining in. Each teen reacts to the newcomer in a different way, including many varied and negative reactions and outcomes. The movie chronicles the emotional, social, and spiritual attributes that are manifested by a group of adolescent schoolmates in elementary school, especially as to how they relate to a hearing impaired girl that is introduced into their group.
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