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| I would aggree with Naru, but I'd realy prefer the teacher to take the fall, rather than risk the students - the bastard deserves it. He's just using his work as an excuse to bully students into his way of thinking, not caring about what problems they might have. Making hundreds of dolls for replacement is a hell of a work Naru sure likes to f.. screw around with Mai, like this time. Her reaction was normal. Realy, what do we know about Naru? Maybe he would do just like he said he would - save the worthless teacher and let students take the hit. If anyone, that bastard deserved what was coming at him - he was responsible for at least one suicide, shouldn't he also pay for that? Mai had seen how big the curse grew, so she must hope it would not be fatal, realy? Naru happens to be too good looking and cool, good for him, so Mai melts from his smile, but he is a difficult one to fawn over in best of times. |
Hell is empty and all the devils are here. |
ColdBeans said: I hate how Naru's always so mysterious, like couldn't he just tell everyone his plan so Mai didn't have to flip out? This is my thoughts. I was on Mai's side on this, and he didn't say a word to anyone else. The whole thing about 'fairness' was a load of bull. |
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| Woah, for a moment, I really thought Naru went full retard. Never go full retard. And he didn't. |
| «Time is passing so quickly. Right now, I feel like complaining to Einstein. Whether time is slow or fast depends on perception. Relativity theory is so romantic. And so sad.» - Kurisu Makise a.k.a. The Zombie |
| I get really annoyed when this sort of bullshit happens in a story. They make a character seem like they're doing something wrong and have them not tell their actual intentions to the rest (for some dam reason) which causes another character(s) to overreact like crazy as if they had absolutely no trust in that person/people. What a terrible way of ending a great arc. |
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| Mai was so annoying this episode ffs |
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| NARU used KILLER SMILES It's super effective! |
| I figured Naru would have a trick or two up his sleeve. He's really chill, but not nearly cold-blooded enough to kill most of the students in the school! |
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| Good conclusion to a good arc. Looking forward to the next! |
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| God Mai is one of the worst protagonists ever... Like shut the fuck up for once bitch, you're so damn annoying |
| Mai reacted like how any normal person would considering the circumstances. It wouldn't have been too difficult to just explain their next course of action while making it clear that it's theoretically the safest option available. I like how it all turned out, though~ |
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| wtf Mai did not overreact at all, Naru led her to believe that he was going to murder several hundred teenagers to save the life of a dickbag who pushed a highschooler to suicide. Sure, that isn't what ended up happening, but he gave her no reason to believe he had found a miraculous third option. it would have taken no effort for him to just tell her his plan. and Naru really should not have risked the lives of the students in the first place. jfc just let the teacher die. what are you, catholic? man deserved it. |
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| Good things about this arc: Monk becoming more like an older brother for Mai, and this glasses guy. The culprit being consumed as a result for what he did. The case itself was overall fine. Bad things about this case: The drama between Mai and Naru, this is the kind of shit you solve by just talking. |
| mai really shined in this arc and is getting more powerful, i loved the heck out of it |
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wtf Mai did not overreact at all, Naru led her to believe that he was going to murder several hundred teenagers to save the life of a dickbag who pushed a highschooler to suicide. Sure, that isn't what ended up happening, but he gave her no reason to believe he had found a miraculous third option. it would have taken no effort for him to just tell her his plan.
and Naru really should not have risked the lives of the students in the first place. jfc just let the teacher die. what are you, catholic? man deserved it.
and Naru really should not have risked the lives of the students in the first place. jfc just let the teacher die. what are you, catholic? man deserved it.
| @ponpokorin Even if they had just let the curse kill the teacher, it would turn on the students regardless. It would want to keep feeding, and the students would have to keep it going or it'd feed on them. It's just better to reverse the curse and get rid of the spirit then. And it's better to reverse it on the students since the four spirits would be split amongst 600 students as opposed to just 1 person. |
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