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So... I've been discussing this with a few people via PM, It also bears mentioning that I wrote a story here that was positively dripping with homoromantic subtext and literally nobody caught on without my walking them through it. Well, since Leaty brought it up in the MTtB-thread, I'll explain. Le...

Remind me again: how many sex scenes did 4LS include in Act One of KS? My memory isn't fantastic but I'm pretty sure it was a number between one and negative-one. Yes. And it was an integer. So imagine how diminishing it would feel to me if somebody pointed to myself and this other girl and said "L...

well then i really don't understand the situation...to me it seems he would have lost if the writers really didnt need a good ending No, I think it's the opposite. If there hadn't been a need for conflict, Lilly would have had no reason to leave at all. I mean, it's not like Hisao did actually do a...

d2r wrote:

brythain wrote:Here, have a very important hint. [LINK]

Hmmm...do you think this was an intentional reference?

Certainly - though maybe not directly.
Even if A22 didn't know the origins of the expression, the subtext of "comfort" is quite pervasive in the English language.

Well, all of that is just my opinion... how is what he was doing before his second heart attack any different from his supposed mistake of not being there for her? It isn't. I think Hisao is being a huge beta by trying to find the fault with his action instead of with Lilly's. if i had to guess, she...

Plus, I could see it being more interesting if it was a guy that had a crush on Akira and he turned him down, only to get acid thrown on him out of anger be more amusing. "Amusing" might be a poor choice of words... As for Akira being gay... Disappointing for Mono, but it was kind of obvious given ...

“Can you breath now?” She tilts her with an odd expression, almost of surprise, as she asks. Probably her head ... Also, it's "I take a breath" but "I breathe". Verb takes an "e" at the end. Something's been nagging at me for a while. Somehow, your characters seem to have inappropriate vocabularies...

so i'm asking, what happens after misha says she's a lesbian on the roof? and please keep the discussion strictly to hisao and misha,

You get the bad end and everyone's unhappy.

For details read the VN.

Glad you finally posted this.

Interestingly, on the same day I proofread this chapter I also proofread this one.

It made for a nice contrast. That are two versions of Hisao's parent's that could hardly be any more different

If you want to see the content you missed on Emi's route, you have to listen to Mutou - and later nurse and Meiko when they offer advice. This will also lead to the good end, but you'll see two more scenes - imho very good ones - that are not on the other path. If you want to see the bad end do ever...

Which doesn't invalidate my point in the slightest.
It's - and I'm exaggerating here - as if I had argued the moon isn't made from cheese and you countered that IF it were it would probably not be Gouda

Of course - that would be the meta-assumption. I was talking purely about in-story-assumptions.

If you want to bring Japanese culture into this, I'd say that a divorce is much more unlikely in the first place rather than her simply not being mentioned because of one.

Not really... In all likelyhood Shizune's mother is dead. Sure there's the distant possibility that she divorced Jigoro and has no contact at all to her family or that she is coincitentally on an extended business trip when Hisao visits, but neither of those possibilities offers an adequate explanat...

The last one is hilarious. It actually works without any of the last three panels...
...but there's a typo in the first panel

Hmm... While Shizune might be able to close a club, I don't think she has the authority to prohibit the sudents from playing RPGs in their free time...