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Hydra wrote:Hisao's ridin the red river?

Uhhh......?

Peorth wrote:

Hydra wrote:Hisao's ridin the red river?

Uhhh......?

Hahaha, goddamnit that's not an image I needed

On topic: Very good story, Silentcook. I enjoyed the aspect of Misha acting on her own accord and not being the voice of Shizune. Refreshing to see this.

Got directed here after a reference from a "Blooper Reel".

Glad that I was. That was a very good story. ^_^ Thumbs up.

Out of the Loop wrote:Mon Jul 27, 2009 9:14 pm

Necrous wrote:Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:19 am

oh and btw, your name is quite fitting here
On a related note, this fic is quite good though.

I'm with Necrous on this one. A very well-written piece. Makes me want a Misha route even more now...

that was very good! good use of words. no word was overused. seemed magical to me. especially since I like Misha the best. and Misha was so in character.

abscess wrote:One of the things that seemed odd was that Misha said "Hisao-kun" instead of "Hicchan," but that may be because it'd weird calling Hisao "Hicchan" in front of other people outside of school... or something. The other one was she said "Shizu-chan" instead of "Shicchan".... or am I remembering things incorrectly here?

you know when parents call their children in full name when they want to get attention? Maybe that's how Misha did it. y'know, she was so riled up with Hisao she can't say Hicchan. and re: "Shizu-chan" maybe the mood was too deep to be using nicknames. Then it doesn't ruin the mood while reading anymore.
It seemed odd to me too though, before I thought of this up.

At the time the story was written, the devs hadn't settled on the forms of address to use. Note Act 1 doesn't include any -kun, -chan (except as part of nicknames), -senpai, and so on.

Silentcook wrote:... some sort of Machiavellian mental judo match.

Love that description, and really enjoyed the story. Had some comments to make about consistencies before I realized A) the age of the original post and B) who the hell I was talking too (always, always, ALWAYS know your audience). I bow in humble subservience.

Thanks!