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Rin discovers the internet and never paints again: http://shimmie.katawa-shoujo.com/image/4105.jpg Or becomes an anonymous contributor to the Mishimmie. :D Or tries her foot at writing KS fanfiction ... :? First-person Rin is hard to do convincingly while retaining enough coherence. She'd need an e...

Basically: I call a mute person "mute". They have two options: 1) Accept that they are, in fact, mute and it is no way an offense to observe this fact. This defuses the entire issue, everybody wins. 2) Stay upset despite this fact. This accomplishes two things: It restricts my own usage of the lang...

Charmant wrote:Rin discovers the internet and never paints again:
http://shimmie.katawa-shoujo.com/image/4105.jpg

Or becomes an anonymous contributor to the Mishimmie.

Req wrote:Of course, I like to think the story here is the door was locked so Misha enthusiastically ripped out a section of wall.

Maybe this picture is what's going on in her head while Hisao is 'comforting' her.

Welcome to the club! It's good that you've taken something away from your KS sessions. On the subject of emotions, I was in my teenage years when I had an epiphany about leaving the crowd behind and just be myself, doing what I like and not giving a damn about what others will say. I also learnt th...

How about something that's not German? Those have a tendency to catch on fire and I doubt Hanako would enjoy that Put Hanako in a Challenger 2 or an Abrams and she'll be good. Those mofo's can take dozens of RPG's and just be like "meh" For Hanako, maybe the mere thought of being under fire would b...

Serviam wrote:I presume it was Fate/stay night?

I suspect a guy stuck in a hospital bed in early 2007 might decide, "Heck, let's finally go for all the possible endings in that long and convoluted thing that all my friends seemed to think was good..."

Munchenhausen wrote:>dat next gen
I haven't even heard anything from Naruto for a while, so I'm surprised tonhear it's finally over. I'd say I'm due a nice catching up session with the wiki. Because like fuck am I reading ALL of that mango

Why are you consuming so much fruit?

Nicely done. I think this is one of the better “After” stories. While the idea that all these characters lives around each other and they never met anyone else as important comes across as forced in some of the other stories, it fits for Hanako. I also like how you've managed to make her much more ...

It's not very good. I'm sorry. It is by FAR the weakest section of your multi-story story. So far it's the only one I've read that isn't told directly from a characters point of view or even their memories and the lack of inner monologue really hurts it. I just never get a feeling for how she's tak...

We really do tend to forget that they are still teenagers, despite their disabilities, and some of those behaviour is typical of girls their age. Yeah, it's weird... the story seems so much "bigger" than teenage romance, doesn't it? If you wonder about them as adults, the story gets so big it can b...

Mr Nakai and Miss Ibarazaki were holding hands. They weren’t talking at all. Aww. After all the kids hard work, those two still are n't speaking. :wink: What a shame. :wink: Thanks for the d'awwwesome Christmas gift, brythain. EDIT: I realized I missed a n't in my aren't . Oh well, I'll let it go f...

The man with the messy brown hair looks at me. In some ways, he and I share many things. We are like imperfect splinters of each other's mind's eye. Without preamble, he begins, an oddly regretful half-smile on his haggard face. ***** "I spent my time in hospital playing through a long and convolute...

Oscar Wildecat wrote:Don't forget about the magical girls that are more "physical" than "metaphysical" -- so to speak. For example, Emi and Miki vying for the gold metal in the 40 km sprints...

I imagine them producing 'phantom limbs' like lightsabers. Also, seven-league track shoes.

inthewind wrote:I did not! I suppose some coffee is in order to properly reflect.

I can't help the Eliot references. Brought up that way. It is why, for Kenji, April is indeed the cruellest month.