The slight detour of the Emanon story in the last installment wasn't for me, but this volume got back all the interest I had when I started reading about her wanderings.
SpoilerThis story is probably one of the most peaceful lifetimes that she had. In a way, her being an amnesiac was sort of like a ticket to her having a break from it all (despite the occasional nightmares). It's a short telling of her life as Ema, but it was definitely sweet how they portrayed what goes on when she finally settles down with someone and loses her memories. (Which answers my previous question from the last volume: she loses her memories, definitely. She's treated as a newborn as well, once she gives birth.
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