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Wished we could mix and match the girls with the outfits. Hanako in Lily's red qipao, Shizune with Hanako's cap... Hanako in a red qipao? I like the way you think, sir, madam, or undecided. Actually, I wouldn't mind seeing any of the girls in a qipao. (It's just possible that I really like qipaos.....

Had to think about it for a bit. Akira looks hella snazzy in those pinstripes, Lilly can really pull off the "woman in red" look, and of course Hanako's casual outfit is lovely. But Lilly and Hanako have more outfits than Akira, so as to better judge their tastes. The pajamas are a tie; Li...

Natsume because of the glasses, the heterochromia (which I've always found visually interesting), and the hints of yuri with Naomi. Also, newspaper club, which may well equal Plucky Girl Reporter. Miki because she's a total bro, and has a decent presence in my favorite route. Suzu because her name a...

My first thought was Lilly, but then I realized there's a difference between "girly" and "ladylike." So, Misha. Likes ice cream, likes pink, likes girls. (Couldn't resist.) Admittedly, what we see of Iwanako is pretty girly, in a "shy girl" sort of way. And Fiandra migh...

Happened to be listening to a certain 50's song while thinking about KS. Knew I had to write this. Wake Up, Little Suzu It starts out just like any other Saturday, really. The usual classes, the usual activities, the usual Lit Club meeting, etc. Even Suzu asking for me to take a look at her computer...

Just what it says in the title. Caution: Reading one after another may induce mood whiplash. Fire and Ashes: This post Wake Up, Little Suzu Nineteen Years After the Smoke Clears Fire and Ashes Part I: Fire “Misaki? Do you smell smoke?” My husband's voice wakens me out of a sound slumber. Now that I'...

"WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That's an excellent idea, Shicchan! Colonel Hicchan! Remove your pants immediately and report to the command tank at once!" That has to be against regulations... :roll: Funny stuff. Only Shizune would turn Risk into a roleplaying game. But I have to disagree with ...

Well, if Hisao has to be mothered, Lilly's the girl to do it. Of course, if it were Emi instead, she could just give his immune system another lecture. :mrgreen: Love the noodle incidents, BTW. I can't be the only one who wants to know exactly how Hisao almost ended up dueling Jigoro. Lilly had bett...

As for being weaker than the Hanako chapter, I think I see the problem. Shizune was presented with a version of herself that was just better at everything she did. The message seemed to be that if she swallowed her pride just a little bit more, she would have been more liked and accomplished so muc...

"Will you marry me?" I ask, as usual. "Not yet," Meiko replies, as usual. There's gotta be a story there. Nicely done. I love the acknowledgement of how funny sex can be if you look at it the right way. (Especially like the "slapping a steak" line.) It fits the Nurse's...

As enjoyable as it is, this story perfectly illustrates why I prefer to remain indoors as much as possible. :lol: Seriously, though, nice work. Some great character moments throughout, and nicely suspenseful once the plot kicks in. I couldn't help but think that if Hisao had thought to bring his pho...

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"Ah, so it's just friends is it? How disappointing." - Lilly, who apparently wears shipping goggles despite being blind.

Scene?

Emi's route, Act 2, "Tracking Absences."

When you find yourself seeing if it's possible to bow so fast that your glasses fly off, like Yuuko does in Hanako's route. When you install KS on another computer, just so you can play it fullscreen on a screen with a 4:3 ratio. When you are rather upset to discover that the other computer's screen...

Language issues notwithstanding, I think you did a good job here. (Out of curiosity, what is your native tongue?) The description of what happened in the fire doesn't quite seem to match up to what Hanako describes in the original, but it's still pretty affecting. I do have to point out, though, tha...

You have to remember that the story takes place in Japan and in Japanese culture, there's a mindset that people who are bullied because they stand out should try harder to stand out less and comform to the group more. Not a lot of sympathy for the victims. It also explains why even teachers never s...