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Who said it had to be intimate?

I think Hisao and Shizune are more than capable of cornering and raping Lilly.

all right, so what do you want us to say, murex? that he's a bad man and we agree with you?

Try learning sign language.

use the library to relive that scene and take a screenshot.

Silentcook wrote:While it's possible to access and browse the members list by moving through its pages, trying to use the alphabetical links results in a 404 message for me.

Replace the & in the url with a ?, like so:
http://ks.renai.us/memberlist.php?first ... memberlist

It's a tough call. I would say Shizune because she is more exciting and fun. Plus, she seems loyal and honest, unlike Emi.

I think Shizune is the true path, and all the other paths are 'what if's.

Is the survey just there so you can collect a few responses and thoughts, or is it supposed to be used for some serious statistical emiysis analysis?

Also, out of curiosity, do you think video games are art?

She seduced and raped hisao. She got naked and exposed herself to Hisao without his consent. Hisao was under pressure to live up to social expectations and did not feel entirely comfortable going through with Hanako's plan. Just because someone doesn't say no doesn't mean it's ok. Hisao was raped.

Snow_Storm wrote:loling @ the hanako white knights thinking shizune bullied her into playing chess and losing at the end.

lol inorite? if they were in hisao's shoes they would get the bad ending with Hanako every time.

In Lilly's route, Hanako is a bit disappointed when Lilly and Hisao announce their relationship (immediately after that happens, Hanako and Lilly go outside together to discuss something out of hearing range of Hisao, and it is speculated that that discussion might be about Hanako's now-futile feel...

I think this thread has reached it's constructive end.

who is being interviewed in there?

Good god, I don't care whether or not her reaction was excessive. I don't care. What I care about is properly using the terms 'objectively' and 'subjectively'. Please don't casually slip these words into your statements without knowing how to properly use them. It's like when people slip 'literally'...

Can you tell me just how excessive her reaction was, objectively? I mean, can you give me a measurement of some kind or does "excessive" depend on whomever is observing and judging her actions?

I don't think you guys know the difference between objective and subjective.