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On top of all that, even the students at Yamaku treat each others' disabilities seriously. No one made fun of Hanako[...] The absence of evidence isn't the evidence of absence~ I remembered Lily once told Hisao that just because it's a school for handicapped students doesn't mean that there aren't ...

bhtooefr wrote:Lack of exposure to that particular strain of Rhinovirus?

This. Colds are caused bu viruses more than temperature changes.

As a note, before ISIS got tangled into the Syrian crisis, there was a (female) Japanese reporter who was killed in the area while reporting on the conflict. That was when I first had the idea. Okay, let's move away from Syria and the horrible attrocities of life and on to sounder, more pleasant ...

"F*ck it all! F*ck it all! Can't take this shit any more!
F*ck it all! F*ck it all! Flip that table, screw you all!"

Yes, been on a Frozen high since Fever came out.

For a while, I actually had this idea of Hanako as a social worker who finds herself in Turkey/Syria, helping the Syrian refugees.

Don't assume malice when stupidity is an adequate explanation. At least, not the first time. If she does it again, well.....

Just 18 and actively thinking about sex? Either I'm too far behind the times or teenagers these days seem desperate to lose their virginity (and often doesn't know how to do it responsibly).

Hanako should play F.E.A.R.

It was rather telling that Hanako did not have any role models to look up to during her days at the orphanage. One would expect that having struggled to have friends among her peers, she would at least have a mentor figure among the orphanage staff to look up to. Ironically, according to her, she ...

There is still a chance (however slim) that things can turn around for her.

To be sure, we haven't actually seen him interact with peers in canon. I imagine it's in his nature to talk down to youngsters.

I didn't realise the bad pun until you guys pointed it out. But yeah, that fire burnt out much of Hanako's inner flame. Not that you want to stoke it...

The exact detail regarding her birthday is that she hated celebrating it, as the people who would normally shun/bully her will pretend to be nice to her on the day.

Although it would be best if she eventually did integrate into society, at least she's still alive. Things can happen as long as you're not dead. As for the "parents and therapist" part, I only have one question: what happens after her parents are gone? If there is still a slim chance that she can ...

I guess in the Japanese context, there never is a "good time" to come out of the closet. Might as well do it as bombastically as possible. Also, Suzu is a minority within a minority. It would be darn difficult for her to find company which wouldn't mind her disability or her homosexuality.