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

If she can't deal with people talking to her, how is she going to handle Syria?

Her damn head would implode within' a week.

Munchenhausen wrote:

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

If she can't deal with people talking to her, how is she going to handle Syria?

Because that would occur in the future after she's improved her own issues?

Charmant wrote:

Munchenhausen wrote:

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

If she can't deal with people talking to her, how is she going to handle Syria?

Because that would occur in the future after she's improved her own issues?

Sure, if the future she's improved on her issues, but I doubt she'll ever be 100% stable again. In private with her husband, close friend or child, maybe...
But in a war-torn hellhole with daily gunfire, invalids, homeless children and the ever-present risk of being kidnapped by ISIS and beheaded on live tv?
I do not 100% know what Syria is like at this moment, so please allow for some grave mistakes in the previous sentence

Not to mention what having to worry about Hanako facing all that would do to Hisao's heart. I don't think that's the sort of thing Hanako would do. She strikes me as more of a quiet life sort.

And after reading something of KS's trivia page on TVTropes, I adopt this as headcannon. At one point Hanako's good ending would show that Kenji and Yuuko got back together, and eventually had a daughter, who Kenji adores.

Munchenhausen wrote:Sure, if the future she's improved on her issues, but I doubt she'll ever be 100% stable again. In private with her husband, close friend or child, maybe...
But in a war-torn hellhole with daily gunfire, invalids, homeless children and the ever-present risk of being kidnapped by ISIS and beheaded on live tv?
I do not 100% know what Syria is like at this moment, so please allow for some grave mistakes in the previous sentence

Nah.... that's pretty damn accurate.

Munchenhausen wrote:the ever-present risk of being kidnapped by ISIS and beheaded on live tv?

Well ISIS have set a precedent by executing Japanese citizens. But for Hanako, they'll do the same as they did to the Jordanian pilot...put her in a cage and set her on fire.

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For it to qualify as headcanon, it must be canon in your head, yes? So when people start imagining Hanako roasting in a cage, that's really screwed up.

Once words like ISIS get thrown into the same mix as Hanako, things get messed up pretty bad pretty quick. Heck, I don't even like thinking about it.

Blame Munch, he broke into my mind to plant the idea. *Que Inception Horn*

Okay, let's move away from Syria and the horrible attrocities of life and on to sounder, more pleasant things.

My headcanon is that Rin's art takes off for a few years, but eventually stops selling.
She and Hisao live in a grimy apartment somewhere in the city. Rin keeps asking why she can't paint for money, like she used to do, but Hisao is becoming increasingly frustrated and begging her to stop painting and to do something actually productive that will bring some more money in to the household, since his science-based prospects fell flat when he left University to help Rin's work and the shitty forklift job he has is barely covering the rent.

Munchenhausen wrote:Okay, let's move away from Syria and the horrible attrocities of life and on to sounder, more pleasant things.

My headcanon is that Rin's art takes off for a few years, but eventually stops selling.
She and Hisao live in a grimy apartment somewhere in the city. Rin keeps asking why she can't paint for money, like she used to do, but Hisao is becoming increasingly frustrated and begging her to stop painting and to do something actually productive that will bring some more money in to the household, since his science-based prospects fell flat when he left University to help Rin's work and the shitty forklift job he has is barely covering the rent.

And the rent is due and Rin's pregnant, and the Yakuza are politely inquiring as to whether the couple might see a way of debt settlement that involves the soul of the firstborn. See? I can do gritty urban dystopia with fantasy tropes too.

Munchenhausen wrote:My headcanon is that Rin's art takes off for a few years, but eventually stops selling.
She and Hisao live in a grimy apartment somewhere in the city. Rin keeps asking why she can't paint for money, like she used to do, but Hisao is becoming increasingly frustrated and begging her to stop painting and to do something actually productive that will bring some more money in to the household, since his science-based prospects fell flat when he left University to help Rin's work and the shitty forklift job he has is barely covering the rent.

Welp. Lemme just nip off and shoot meself now.

Atario wrote:Welp. Lemme just nip off and shoot meself now.

With a head cannon!

Munchenhausen wrote:Okay, let's move away from Syria and the horrible attrocities of life and on to sounder, more pleasant things.

My headcanon is that Rin's art takes off for a few years, but eventually stops selling.
She and Hisao live in a grimy apartment somewhere in the city. Rin keeps asking why she can't paint for money, like she used to do, but Hisao is becoming increasingly frustrated and begging her to stop painting and to do something actually productive that will bring some more money in to the household, since his science-based prospects fell flat when he left University to help Rin's work and the shitty forklift job he has is barely covering the rent.

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But seriously, I can totally see Rin actually doing that...

So I did a little research regarding burn scars and pregnancies. It's not very common, but it's not unheard of.

One of the potential complications of skin not being able to stretch is that the uterus can be displaced, resulting in extremely careful monitoring during the pregnancy.

On the plus side, the stretched skin after childbirth can be used to replace some of the problem scar tissue in the area to prevent the problem with a future pregnancy.

Go medical science!