A fun fact about the character "Nozomi": her name was originally "Aurora". However, when I was writing the script for the second episode, I stumbled upon the subtext of "Hope" and "Desire". So, I decided to research names that meant "Hope" in Japanese - as any good fan of Japanese culture would do, right? - and I came across "望み" (Nozomi) which means "Hope". To finish (and this information is not in the story), her last name is "Hikari" (ひかり) which means "Light". But I bet most of you already knew these meanings, right?
Forced to work late, Theo catches the last train of the night. It is there that he meets Nozomi, a blind chocolate vendor. Enchanted by her, he decides to take the last train more often. However, Theo's determination faces a new challenge when he discovers Nozomi's dream, and he dedicates himself tirelessly to helping her achieve it. “P.S.: See You on the Last Train” is a story of love, hope, and the promise of a new beginning with each journey on the last train.
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