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Being a transcription of some of the last writings of Lillian Alexandra Anderson Satou, penned in her own hand in the month of June in the Year of Our Lord 2074, and dedicated to the memory of old friends and the glory of God. The original documents may be found in the care of the archivist of the ...

The slogan on Shizune's route should be "Can you be a stylish accessory?" As I pointed out earlier, the expectation in an experience of this kind is for the player/reader to be the centre of attention. That the player/reader is not, in the sense of having his agency apparently thwarted at every tur...

That is all. No real need for any mental gymnastics to get everything lined up properly. Och, aye... me, I ignore all that and just pick dates that are useful to me. Also, Hisao's birthday is 1 April because... it's appropriate. :D Reckon the doctor came in on his birthday, told him there was a cur...

dewelar wrote:That is all. No real need for any mental gymnastics to get everything lined up properly.

Och, aye... me, I ignore all that and just pick dates that are useful to me. Also, Hisao's birthday is 1 April because... it's appropriate.

I had thought Hisao gets his heart attack near the end of his second year, and starts at Yamaku at the start of his third year. In Iwanako's letter she talks about being in a third-year class, which supports this timeline (assuming he's in the same cohort as her). Well, then the Japanese school yea...

The problem with that is that it's very clearly stated that Emi had to repeat a year of school because of the accident and her susequent rehab, and that she is actually nineteen (after her birthday passes, of course) Perhaps she thinks Hisao is in the school year after her because this would be the...

When Hisao learns that he doesn't have to chase after her success, but that (in a very ironically atypical way to a Japanese) he's the one who will get her to be her best, they'll do well. :) It's a bit of both, really. While I agree that being complementary is the ideal, for these two it should be...

This is something like what I was thinking. Shizune will always be the leader and Hisao chasing after, which means Hisao will never really be her equal. As Socrates said, true love can only happen between equals. I don't think that's the case. The route shows that Shizune only discovers her deficie...

SpunkySix wrote:Why is she so alarmed by her tea? Was it so hot she popped a 'gasm or something?

It's because of [THIS].

Charmant wrote:I'm contemplating creating a full-conversion Crusader Kings 2 mod...Katawa Kings 2.

In CK2, that's too easy. They all end up crippled. They have so many ways to end up... incapacitated in some way or other. What's difficult is keeping them hale and hearty!

It always makes me sad to read this, because Lilly feels so lonely and melancholic. Lilly neutral end, to me, is the worst ending. Emi's bad end is right there, maybe even equivalent, but...the relationship between Lilly and Hisao just falling apart like it does is fucking tragic. It might also be ...

On a slight tangent, my headcannon is that Mutou is a childless husband and can find himself being quite protective of 3-3's students, becoming somewhat paternal towards them. He's known to cover for some of his student's bad behaviour and actively reminds 'his kids' that he always has an open door...

I...can't help but ponder how Lils managed to endure most of her high school years practically friendless without losing her sanity. Akira, and her uncle. Bowling sessions. Really. Look it up. :) Lils has always had a tendency to under-declare the facts. That's why the reasons for the 'bad ending' ...

"Hello, Lillian," I say politely, without turning my head. A feminine giggle sounds some distance to my left, terminated by a somewhat less feminine snort. "My dear author, I was wondering when you'd dig that document up. As far as I can tell, most people don't know it exists." "Well, looking at you...

Editor's Note: You are looking at the first page of 'Testament', the brief autobiography of Lilly Satou, my friend for many years. It is a fascinating journey through her mind and perceptions, as well as an interesting historical document in its own right. I trust you will enjoy it for what it is. ...