Theoretical physics is all a massive cope. They find something that doesn't match their calculations based on an underlying theory, and instead of questioning the theory, they make up dark matter, dark energy, dark x, y, z.
@Melvin I trust Ishiguro as well, and if it does turn out to be real at the end, I personally would still mind. But yes, something like this needed to happen to bring Kiruko's identity crisis to the fore - and resolving that yea, she's kind of a woman now. Another thing that makes me suspect the...
@Melvin When I saw the surprisingly well-ordered and flourishing city, what I saw was a nice set of dominoes waiting to be toppled over. When the chapter ended, the set of dominoes that was the city made sense - the rape would become the catalyst for us to see how far Maru would go in order for...
I still strongly remember when this was a story about a single orphan boy raging so hard he bent the fabric of space-time around him. If that boy were here today seeing this, would he be just standing there mumbling to himself, "I p-promised K-Kyoukai I'd let her h-handle it..."
If she breathes she's a THOOOOOOOOT. I hate the logic behind this story's plot and I hate the Lilia character. I hate that van-driving smuggler dude too.