I Died That Day - Ch. 16

[MangaDex]

 

[YuriHeimurinn]

So the teacher was in this too.

If you believed her from the start, you wouldn't doubt her that easily. I hate that kind of people I would have listened to her and then take a decision.

 

[kittybear]

So instead of hearing her out, you start yelling at her and not even let her talk? What kind of friends are those? She's going to end up killing herself and all that shit of what was happening to her is going to come out and they are going to feel like shit, especially since she already had a hard time going to school. She even told one of the girls of what happened to her before and she doesn't see the pattern? Not very good friends in my opinion

 

[Flewby]

let her explain herself.. @(^$@!#

 

[Akikako]

none of this would happen if she told the true what she saw from the begin... this deserve her...

 

[DevLogger]

This scenario only exists because Young is an idiot who wallflowers constantly. If one incident from elementary school screwed her up so bad that she will not only won't speak her mind, but will also lie to remove herself from any perceived threat, I believe there is no hope for her. At the same time, she hangs around with, and the schools are populated by such an unlikable bunch of people, people who go from 0-100 on the anger scale over the stupidest crap. I'm really wondering what the whole point of this blame game is, why even teachers are involved in it. I understand that the author is trying to illustrate a message, but I'm not sure even Shyamalan could write such a convoluted story.