"A Silent Voice" Volume 2 delves into Shoya's efforts to redeem himself and establish genuine connections with those he wronged.

Shoya's attempts at self-improvement are met with challenges, as the consequences of his actions continue to reverberate through his social life. He grapples with feelings of guilt, remorse, and the difficulty of rebuilding relationships. The narrative not only focuses on Shoya's internal struggles but also delves into the experiences of other characters affected by the bullying, providing a multifaceted perspective on the impact of such actions.
The volume further explores Shoko's perspective, shedding light on her challenges as a deaf person navigating a hearing-centric world. It portrays her resilience and the hurdles she faces in building connections with her peers.

As Shoya and Shoko navigate the complexities of forgiveness and understanding, the volume touches on themes of empathy and personal growth.