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Wrds wrote:

Bara wrote:True, if it doesn't contribute to a path, whether Misha has a disability or not is only a distraction from the story line. The only way we will know if this is the case is to wait to see the finished product.

Soooo... in the meantime, why do you think Misha attends the school?

Doesn't Rin come out and say she "collects" people's disabilities or something? I could see it coming up pretty easily in her route.

But in some part of the game, it is clearly shown that Emi and Rin don't like Misha and Shizune much, possible they are even of scared of them.

And why does Misha attend to Yamaku?
I think its Shizune's father planning. Shizune behaviour shows that she is from a really rich family and it won't amaze me if it turn out that her father had used his connections to have a seat reserved for Misha in Yamaku, taught her sign language and fixed with the teachers to let them bond.
And it could also support the Asperger's theory. She have a disability, but not the kind which will reserve a seat in Yamaku. But using Shizune father ties, it could have easily done.

Don't you think so?

Once again, the whole 'You don't gotta be special to get a room here, but this place is still geared for cripples' point comes into play. Misha could be prefectly normal, she could be disabled. There's no 'Not disabled enough' criteria for Yamaku.

ContinualNaba wrote:Once again, the whole 'You don't gotta be special to get a room here, but this place is still geared for cripples' point comes into play. Misha could be prefectly normal, she could be disabled. There's no 'Not disabled enough' criteria for Yamaku.

Maybe there is?

"Hmmm you're only missing a finger. Sorry not crippled enough"

ContinualNaba wrote:There's no 'Not disabled enough' criteria for Yamaku.

Maybe they have a sign on the main gate that says "Only moe disabilities allowed!"

Panty Supervisor wrote:

ContinualNaba wrote:There's no 'Not disabled enough' criteria for Yamaku.

Maybe they have a sign on the main gate that says "Only moe disabilities allowed!"

Shizune is moe?

Wrench Wench wrote:Shizune is moe?

If you enjoy a dominant woman I suppose she can be considered that.

Bara wrote:

Wrench Wench wrote:Shizune is moe?

If you enjoy a dominant woman I suppose she can be considered that.

Isn't moe all about being retarded, meek and pliable?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_(slang)

nope.

Smoku wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moe_(slang)

nope.

Ok reading that is just confusing. But still can't see Shizune as moe.

Shizune is tsundemoe.

Can we just say tsundere and leave her at that.

She can't talk, so the moe appeal comes from perceived vulnerablilites that are clashed by knowledge of the genre into the stern outwould appearance. Metamoe, in other words.

Wrench Wench wrote:

ContinualNaba wrote:Once again, the whole 'You don't gotta be special to get a room here, but this place is still geared for cripples' point comes into play. Misha could be prefectly normal, she could be disabled. There's no 'Not disabled enough' criteria for Yamaku.

Maybe there is?

"Hmmm you're only missing a finger. Sorry not crippled enough"

If you are talking about the girl who didn't have a right thumb, then I think I don't support you. If she was a right handed person, it would have been nearly impossible for her to do most of the work.

It was doubly tragic, she contracted gangrene at a gardening festival. And her parents had always said that she had...

*Shades are put on*

... a green thumb.

ContinualNaba wrote:It was doubly tragic, she contracted gangrene at a gardening festival. And her parents had always said that she had...

*Shades are put on*

... a green thumb.

YEEEEAAAAHHHHHHHHH

Also, Misha's disability is that she is moe~