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For Hanako, essentially the toughest part is over. She is beginning not to care too much about how the world sees her. (Final scene, where she shows her scars to the crowd, without giving a damn.)

The key here seems to be whether Hanako trusts him enough to allow him to come close to her.

Well, Hisao might still get curious at the tea room and what it's used for. Cue the disbelief as Lily relates to him how Hanako is like during tea sessions.

"No. Freaking. Way."

Hanako, meet Tali. Tali, meet Hanako. Oh, and teach her how to use that shotgun as well.

Now to think about it, why didn't the parents visit them even after moving back to Scotland? True, plane tickets aren't as cheap in the 90s and 00s as it is now, but once a year visits surely is not asking too much?

Reminds me of the letters fathers in the military write to their unborn children while they were at the front, and they never made it home...

Well, Tolkien's works on Middle Earth has many tales, some of great sorrow and some of great valor and hope.

That fire which killed her "parents" was set by the Nazgul, in order to have confirmation of her true identity. They failed in their mission only because Gandalf the White fought them off.

Now, why do I have the mental image of Hanako not being a person, but a certain golden ring of fame in human form, and her burn scars concealed Tengwar lettering?

Tossup between Emi, Lily and Shizune. Emi's the obvious one, while Lily and Shizune are the covert ones.

Xan, shouldn't it be "Why's the rum gone?"

Well, if the pyjamas can show off her curves without showing her skin, I don't see why she'll object.

I'll get the tempura.

In other news, there's that fic about the situation post Bad End. Makes for some interesting reading. (Hyacinth)

It's been so long since I watched that movie on the big screen. Yeah, the girl's emotions are like Hisao's near the end of the film.