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The reason why I don't like the Misstep BEFFs even when Hanako is the initiator is because wanting Hisao back in her life is a very stupid, very self-destructive behavior, and frankly I don't think her opinion of herself is so low that she would ever try to speak to him again. And, frankly, if she ...

Hanako basically fell in love with Shizune because "Oh, wow, she saved me! I do believe I'm getting a case of the vapors!" Hanako O'Hara? Hisao Butler? Anyway... I liked The Most Surprising Thing , on the whole. While it fails the "test of time", in that the full-release invalid...

I haven't taken the opportunity to comment on how much I like this work, yet so let me do so now: I like this work. "I agree. We should get some food. Maybe we will see Emi, we can tell her that I'm your girlfriend now. But maybe she won't be there, if she still wants to be a pirate. She might ...

brythain wrote:Well, I'm sure you (and dewelar) are quite right to dislike this part of the mosaic. The good news is that you're not the only ones.

On the other hand, I've been enjoying it. Of course, it's probably because I've been corrupted by mom's taste in Korean political dramas...

Given the premise behind the existence of Yamaku in this continuity, this revelation comes a little shock to me. However, what I'm left wondering is -- if it's apparent function of Yamaku is to educate and protect the disabled children of these Families and their associates, what about Hisao? Is he ...

Are Naomi and Natsume my very own torture demons sent to destroy me? I hope not. Miki would be upset someone was taking her job. I laughed quite a bit at this. That had me laughing as well. But Shizune's room? What's that like? I'm assuming she has a sword to slice off the heads of her enemies just...

Beautiful update. I continue to be impressed with your interpretation of Saki. One question: “Thank you for the offer, but sadly, I don't think that would work” Lilly giggles. “What we could really use is some more of our classmates that said they would be here. Mr. Miyagi went off to try to find th...

It was a fun little story, though gods, I don't know how Hisao managed to bed all those girls. It's the sweatervest. Chicks dig the sweatervest. :wink: Anyway, as others have said, this story is what it is. I enjoyed it for the Kenji x Shizune action. (Which is not too bad of a crack pairing. I mea...

This chapter was pure unadulterated awesome!!!

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It was an interesting new perspective, and I collected a few new people that week, but I still never got a good look at the Boy Who Lives Across From Hisao's pants.

The Life of Pi, which I’d thought had something to do with mathematics.

Don't worry, Natsume. When I first heard of the book, I thought it had something to do with dessert...

I thought it was a good story and felt Rika was a strong memorable character. It's just that the good ending felt forced. Rika simply turned around and became a better person too quickly. I would be generous and say that the good ending felt rushed rather than forced. But, that's just me. However, ...

Have I mentioned that I loved the Arcs of the "side" characters (who in the AtD-verse feel more main-characterish than the main characters) the best. If I haven't, the I've been negligent in my duty as a reader. By the way, you'll need to reprimand Hideaki and Hanako a bit here. It seems t...

"You probably shouldn't tell her that," Rin says, turning back to her scroll. "She doesn't like people doing that for her. That's what I do. Not tell her." "I know. That's why she's...not talking to Hisao either, I think." When I say this, Rin's head quickly pivots tow...

On the tech: This device was just approved for sale, so in 20, 30, 45 years? Who knows what's possible. On Rin/Miki: Given what we know of her from the VN, there is no real basis to pair Miki with any girl. Yet, we seen plenty of Miki and Suzu, Miki and Molly, and even a Miki and Akira (I think) flo...

I've been trying as hard as I can not to take this conversation in a direction that will hurt anyone...

It seems that, sometimes, the harder someone tries not to hurt anyone, the more likely they'll end up hurting everyone...including themselves.