I assume the manager and staff member will remain in the dark and this is all but confirming the mystery for the readerRed herring or are we killing the mystery here and now?
That's when you whip out the sister who was the real AV star and FL only met the waitress through her. Then it turns out being confused for a popular AV star has been recurring problem for the FL.I assume the manager and staff member will remain in the dark and this is all but confirming the mystery for the reader
And now it becomes a fun game of watching them scramble and scurry about attempting to solve it for themselves.
It could be a red herring, but I'm not immediately seeing how this chapter becomes one big coincidence with the eye shape of the waitress, her reaction to the FL, the fact the "panty smell (uhm)" was tracked to the waitress, Master confirming the panties were from the co-star of that film....just, so many pieces lined up all at once, that if this ends up being nothing, it would be a feat to explain it all away as happenstance by the author in a convincing manner.
true - though even that would sold the mystery as it pertains to the FL, because it just confirms that she's not actually the AV star the ML assumed she was, which is the question mark premise of the series up to this point. Even if the Manager doesn't discover this, it's still "solved" for the reader.That's when you whip out the sister who was the real AV star and FL only met the waitress through her. Then it turns out being confused for a popular AV star has been recurring problem for the FL.
I think the point is moreso we know she's the AV star but the main character doesn't. It'd be pretty weird to ask a coworker 'hey were you in an AV before?' xddThe mystery is dead? All that we have left is the shenanigans.
The mystery has been dead since chapter 1. It's always been all shenanigans.The mystery is dead? All that we have left is the shenanigans.
I think it's more that this might be the most overt the title's been about her being the AV they're wondering about. At least the number of coincidences that piled up in just the latter half of the chapter would be very hard to swallow if the author handwaved them away with regard to the reader.The mystery has been dead since chapter 1. It's always been all shenanigans.
Thanks for the translation.
we shall see...Red herring or are we killing the mystery here and now?