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| >will I not be able to enjoy it when I watch it now?
You should be fine, it's quite a bit more nuanced than that. Plus, if a story is well-written even major "spoilers" shouldn't really "spoil" much of anything. Watching or reading something for the plot is the lowest level of consumption. Knowing Hamlet dies doesn't "spoil" the richness of the play (spoiler alert).
The real question here is why haven't you watched Lain yet?
| I'd say it's easier to enjoy Lain when you know what's happening and what will happen next. It's a complex, abstract, rather indirect sort of show, and like with many musicals and ballets and modern art and other indirect storytelling methods, it's easy to get lost without the guidebook.
| U guys sure about that?
| Watch it to find out
| First one character will die
Then a generic ass intro will play
Then everything will burn.
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| I was skimming through my wallpapers when I saw Lain something realization at the end that she can influence and manipulate their memories. Is this true will I not be able to enjoy it when I watch it now?