Blank line in balloon


While reading manga, I noticed sometimes in a balloon there is an extra empty
line, like here:

[![enter image description
here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/uziNt.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/uziNt.png)

Which meaning does it carry? I'm wondering if it's meant to separate the two
sentences, like saying that たった一輪の「華」なのだよ is separate from, not modified by,
the previous sentence; but I'm not sure, and the comma after 「添えられた」 adds to
the confusion.




Manga typesetting is a science in itself, but in this instance I think there
is no "empty line", it is just some extra space that visually separates the
part in the larger font (larger for emphasis / louder voice) from the rest of
the sentence.

In general such white space might also indicate a brief pause.




Manga typesetting is a science in itself, but in this instance I think there
is no "empty line", it is just some extra space that visually separates the
part in the larger font (larger for emphasis / louder voice) from the rest of
the sentence.

In general such white space might also indicate a brief pause.

