Well well well, we're finally getting the boss's true motives.
As it turns out, our smoking mature lady isn't all that mature. She seems like the kind of person who thinks that doing things on your own and not relying on anyone makes you mature, but even the boss knew that she would've most...
The obvious traitor was obvious, but this might be one of the shortest horror survival manga ever, so points for getting right to the gore rather than dragging it all out.
If this ever gets animated, it could be an OVA, at the very least.
@shinsenryuu @tlst9999 I think that'll be part of his development: putting his foot down when he needs to. The only problem is that he really needs a push to start doing so.
Going two chapters in, it's fairly obvious that he's just as affected by the tragedy as his daughter is and really needs...
@Liquidxlax It was. but there were honestly better ways to go about it.
Really, the entire thing was horribly executed, mainly because she was highly antagonistic towards everyone, and it really seemed like no one would be able to stop her...which was a ridiculous idea, considering that any...
On one hand, I'm glad the misunderstanding between the two was finally solved.
On the other hand, this girl's whole character basically boils down to good intentions, shitty methods. She's definitely a black mark on this manga.
@cor3zone
Ms. Cigarette IS just trying to live her life, so I can agree with that. For a lot of people, it's really that they hate the character shilling that's going on (When the plot goes out of its way to convince the audience how awesome a character is.) The question is really "WHY are you...