The outcome reminds me of pub TF2 matches. I wonder if something like this has ever happened in a Battle Royale? I don't think it would be impossible, if you got enough people to agree the rest might just go with the flow.
@daywithoutgames
I think they paid for the first ride, since Chio said she wasted money. Then he just waited around to watch the drama and left when he saw Manana could afford another ride.
I'm kinda mixed on this story as a whole in terms or how it handled its plot threads, but the overall premise was cool, and this ending especially. The moment Ouka said "I'll see you as much as I possibly can" I was thinking that she didn't seem to have learned the proper lesson from that whole...
@Kaarme
Sorry for late reply, but yeah I definitely agree with your assessment here. They are definitely ruthless, I just considered it to be a different type/context of ruthlessness than how I interpreted your original comment.
Only thing I might still kinda disagree on is that the choice of...
It was a really good moment when Roji lifted her up, but isn't her mom even taller? I would have thought she'd be familiar with being up that high. Maybe there was just a particularly nice view that day.
@Lithe @DANDAN_THE_DANDAN
I feel like enough elements are in play at this point that you don't need Tadashi to provide that uncertainty. I'll see how it turns out though.
Either way I think Tadashi's story ran it's course (as far as being a contestant goes). Any more would have gotten annoying.
I like the idea that:
A) Fortune is weighted by how much you want a thing. Which makes sense, you wouldn't consider yourself particularly lucky if an exceptional coincidence ended up giving you something your mildly interested in.
B) The God of fate retrofits events he can't control into a...
@Qelix
I think he means that "destroying"/addressing/fixing capitalism isn't as simple as that, even if you could arguably say that the core issue with capitalism is.
Lots of issues that can be described in a sentence can take libraries of study and discourse to actionably address.
@Qelix
I think you can totally do that for more than 20 seconds. It's just difficult to consciously try to do, or rather to consciously verify that you're doing it. I.e. when you start thinking "am I using words right now?" or "am I actually thinking about my plans or is my brain on autopilot?"...
@Jumbowheat01
Wiki confirms they are second year middle school
@smashman42
To be fair, it's not their advisor's job to explain it. It's their health teacher's.
@GerryCerryBery
If you're talking intensive strain, then I could see taking up to a week off, sure. But three weeks? Then we're talking about a serious sprain or something. Which I guess is possible but I didn't think that was the takeaway they were going for.