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Xanatos wrote:Think outside the (poll) box.

Well, yeah, that was my point. I was going to rant about how the poll is deficient for lack of proper options.

Xanatos wrote:Fun fact: Hisao died. Everything after the heart attack are hallucinations during his last moments of life.

Go home, Terry Gilliam, you're drunk.

pandaphil wrote:Except me apparently.

Howzat?  I agree with what you wrote too!

Xanatos wrote:Run away and hide is absolutely an option.

I'm only seeing four — say yes for social ease, say yes from loneliness, mumble quietly forever, and say no.

Hmph. I was all ready to rant about how "run away and hide" was not an option, then I see everyone else (every single post!) said the same thing I was going to.

Nice job, boys. Take 'em away.

Bailey wrote:Hmmmm... Being able to go somewhere like the roof of the school at lunch would be pretty cool. so would having my school on top of a mountain.

My University was on mountainous terrain. It was pretty, but the climbing got real old real fast.

But I agree about the roof thing, that would be sweet.

Xanatos wrote:Emi was among the weakest in the cast.

I think this is a slight mischaracterization. She was scared of it, but she wasn't too weak for it.

Kyler Thatch wrote:I can't wait to see how she reacts he does ask her to hang out with him!

"He asked me, he asked me!" —Raymond Luxury-Yacht

Also, let's not forget that this is a whole trope: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/M ... bleParents

Akira says something along the lines of "from the sounds of it, she hasn't told you either." Therefore, it's easy to infer that Akira's intention in meeting with Hisao might have been to get info from Hisao to get her parents off her back rather than simply to inform him of Lilly's decisi...

There's also some decent evidence that Akira would prefer that Lilly stay in Japan. If Akira herself couldn't talk her into it, then she probably figured Hisao to be the only one who could. That would make sense. But I'm interested in seeing the evidence you mentioned, can you point me to it? *nods...

Regardless of what Lilly had planned to do at that point, she really should have told Hisao sooner. No argument there. As they say, "mistakes were made". It's all part of her central character flaw. Hearing it from Akira less than a week before the flight, it would only be natural for His...

We're not talking about opinions, we're talking about seeing what's happened in a narrative. Unless you can give a better case for some alternate interpretation, I don't see what the objection is. This is going in circles. I'm out. Uh-huh. A circle would be coming back to where we started. You have...

Well then help me out. What does calling me a "Lilly fanboy" mean? The answer to that is probably that he doesn't call you a Lilly fanboy but merely mentioned that Lilly fanboys tend to use the same argument. He said my interpretation was shared by "other" Lilly fanboys, meaning...

Xanatos wrote:Mirage has a good point....

Honestly, if I were Lilly, I'd be more saddened by Hisao's apparent apathy over the parting than the parting itself.

Huh? Wasn't that my point, not his? Or…?

A few lines further down she confirms that she had already decided when Hisao asks her. She says that after Hisao's already made it look like he doesn't care. She's not going to say "I decided just now, when you made it clear you think I should go". Avoiding difficult discussions doesn't ...