Munchenhausen wrote:
If by 'cool' you mean 'an agonising period of heart-wrenching tradgedy and unconsolability', then yes, it would be cool...
God, that would have been absolutely soul-crushing. She is in the running for the 'most beautiful drawn character EVER' award which probably would've made it worse.
The one redeeming factor would be the fact that you'd basically be playing as possibly the one person that can make dying hurt less for her.
Owwww... that's a pretty bittersweet redeeming factor if I ever heard one
SpunkySix wrote:The one redeeming factor would be the fact that you'd basically be playing as possibly the one person that can make dying hurt less for her.
that doesn't take away the fact that it will still be a physically painful and slow death
SpunkySix wrote:The one redeeming factor would be the fact that you'd basically be playing as possibly the one person that can make dying hurt less for her.
that doesn't take away the fact that it will still be a physically painful and slow death
well ik but she would die at around 40 only half the normal life expectancy
"Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind. But if you want to leave fine. Just know that I'll never forget you." - lelo and stitch
"What you talking 'bout tezuka" - Gary Coleman (RIP)
SpunkySix wrote:The one redeeming factor would be the fact that you'd basically be playing as possibly the one person that can make dying hurt less for her.
that doesn't take away the fact that it will still be a physically painful and slow death
well ik but she would die at around 40 only half the normal life expectancy
And what if Hisao died before her? Then she'd die slowly, agonizingly, AND ALONE (Also, is this lot worth spoilering? It might be?)
SpunkySix wrote:The one redeeming factor would be the fact that you'd basically be playing as possibly the one person that can make dying hurt less for her.
that doesn't take away the fact that it will still be a physically painful and slow death
Well of course not. I'd still rather go through that with a lover than alone though.
"Spunky at his Spunkyest/Spunkiest" "Tissues to the extreme!"
None of you Saki fans is holding out for the ending where Hisao miraculously discovers the cure for Saki's disease and saves her life? Seriously, NONE of you?
someguy1294 wrote:None of you Saki fans is holding out for the ending where Hisao miraculously discovers the cure for Saki's disease and saves her life? Seriously, NONE of you?
RandomPerson wrote:Hanako x Misha. Look, there both very sensitive, misha is a lot more outgoing and boisterous ( if that's the right word ) but what if she confesses again and is an emotional wreck and wants to shut herself off? It's not like that's completely unreasonable. And hanako is the type of girl to kind of follow the crowd and I don't think it would take her too long to figure out misha is an emotional wreck and she has a lot of experience with shutting people off.
Well yeah, I think I'd be the guy who just wouldn't finish it and refuse to end it so that I don't see her die
...Okay, they're both sensitive. So how exactly do we get from that to a couple? Misha ends up an emotional wreck and shuts herself off from people...And then what? She stays in her sad corner, and Hanako's already well-entrenched in her own.
So you'd be a wuss. Well, let's hope you never run into any sad movies or you'll just have a ton of incomplete stories...
I love the interpretation of Pac-Man where he's a just a lowly worker retrieving golf balls left all over the course by the rich masters and the ghosts are all previous workers who got conked on the head and killed by incoming golf balls in the line of duty.
Yep basically, I just know that it will be written so that it makes you really care for the character and then it just starts slapping you in the face. So I'm not gonna play, the only way to win is not to play at all.... Some movie quote
"Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind. But if you want to leave fine. Just know that I'll never forget you." - lelo and stitch
"What you talking 'bout tezuka" - Gary Coleman (RIP)
someguy1294 wrote:None of you Saki fans is holding out for the ending where Hisao miraculously discovers the cure for Saki's disease and saves her life? Seriously, NONE of you?
Welcome to the real world
she said to me, condescendingly, take a seat. State your life- plot it out in black and white. Well I never lived the dream of the prom kings, and the drama queens I'd like to think the best of me, is still hiding- up my sleeve. I'd love to tell you, stay inside the lines. But something's better on the other side. A magical healing potion made of friendship!
Except no, being yourself and finding love doesn't magically cure diseases and she'll still die, sadly.
"Spunky at his Spunkyest/Spunkiest" "Tissues to the extreme!"
Well, let's hope you never run into any sad movies or you'll just have a ton of incomplete stories... 
