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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- Awesome chapter!!!!!!!! In this series there's always this underlying sense of "cruel irony" (for a lack of better words); something in between "Be Careful What You Wish For" and "An Eye For An Eye". This ranges from very small details like Garai making slightly sexual remarks about Yuki unfortunately not being a woman in their past to not being able to withstand Yuki's sexual advances when he "transforms himself into a woman" to major matters like the bank director being unwilling to give that one employee money and therefore driving that man's whole family into suicide just to have his own family being ripped apart, his reputation and high ranking position lost, all his money spent and finally his daughter and himself killed after he was willing to withdraw money illegally for his personal gain. Maybe "You Reap What You Sow" would fit best. This chapter illustrates that idea even better! The ideologically radical writer is willing to take innocent bystanders as sacrifices to eliminate his political enemies and tries to pass on that way of thinking to the younger generation. And his younger brother is killed due to that. Awesome! I loved the way that Yuki was mocking the writer about killing strangers with him which also proved how flawed the writer's ideology actually was. I'm looking forward to see how Yuki will deliver this form of ironic, exposing "revenge" on the NSC and the people behind the MW incident. In a way this also means that Yuki will probably have to repent for his sins in a cruel way (and most likely die) but there's still some more time for fun until that. |
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