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For context, Rui is telling Nene that no one liked his play idea, and Nene responds with:

そう、なんだ…… ……でも…… わたしは……類のショー、好きだよ？

Does the "?" have a special significance?

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  • Question mark can signify not only question in grammatical sense, but also sentences with rising intonation at their end, as non-traditional usage.
    – rk03
    Commented Oct 18, 2023 at 5:03

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This question mark indicates the rising intonation for seeking the listener's agreement or response. In English, it's like "..., you know?", "..., didn't you know?", or "..., huh?".

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