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Can't wait to watch The Avengers, hopefully next week.

I'm sorry that it had to come to this.

Mirrormn wrote:

Mysterious Stranger wrote:and lastly (but certainly not least), Hanako's crayon drawing of herself crying with her house on fire.

Fuck, that last one can make me cry on cue.

Cry! I command it!

I'm a bookworm, so I picked the book club.

But seeing that there's no cooking club here, well...

(off to the cafeteria kitchen)

CrimsonMoonMist wrote:
Sorry about it not being done with that generator thing,
but it's an image I've had in my head and had to get out.

http://ks.renai.us/viewtopic.php?f=13&t ... =30#p88988

Wanderingheartache wrote:

youka wrote:lol, now i feel bad when i see how many people are actually taking this thread seriously

I have no regrets, sometimes immersion is a good thing... n_n

We all have our own stories, after all ^_^

I'll just leave this here.

http://ks.renai.us/viewtopic.php?f=13&t ... 285#p90305

Deliberately went after Kenji and whatever bad scenes were there first for completion purposes. Next stop was Shizune - Emi - Rin - Hanako/Lilly.

Hisao, give Hanako the goddamned chocolate before she goes Rambo on all of us.

Already played Rin's route too. The sad thing is I can actually understand her. So after getting all the endings (and going through all of Hisao's choices), I cried.

I think my story arc would mirror Hanako's a lot. I've been teased over my prominent nose my whole life. I am terrified of interacting with people despite desperately wanting to be. (Even afraid to raise my voice to ask others to step aside so I used to get off at later bus stops due to this)

Act ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGwDYBWEDSc&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Eva Cassidy's version of "Fields of Gold" reminds me of Lilly's path, for obvious reasons
Also: it's stunningly beautiful, much like the whole route.


Agreed. Though I still prefer Sting's version. :mrgreen:

Speaking of ...

Hanako is walking nightmare fuel, for crying out loud.

Yup, I for one believe scars aren't only a sign of recovery and healing. They're also a proof of maturity, survival, and gaining of wisdom. Even ancient civilizations hold high regard for wounds and scars. It's not the scar that will define you, but what you learn from it. ^_^

You know what's the best thing about scars?



Great author, by the way. Look her up. (Maybe I should post this at the broken hearts club thread. )