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No. She told her friends that being nice to him was intentional, crafting an image for him to see, with the intent of making herself look better, since she'd be the "nice girl, pitying the ugly kid". She also literally calls him disgusting and beneath her. Christ you warped your memories there.

lmao his expression in the hamster short. Like he had come to a glorious revelation. Too good.

Wait they're right? I thought it was a joke that would be disturbing if true. Christ.

I just tell myself they're talking about her enjoying the chocolate

My point there was that this isn't "merely" neglect. They do not qualify as "parents". Your comment calls it "mere" neglect, suggesting it's not praiseworthy, but acceptable (the "still providing" part). It isn't acceptable. They should not be called parents, outside of some definition that...

Hey there. You've already gotten replies, but I also wanted to affirm what they've already said. While grand revenge plans are unnecessary, these "parents" are not parents. They provide money. That is all. It is genuinely bizarre that you believe that is all parenting requires, and also kind of...

The Majo Majo. No joke, the chibi esque character saying 'Let's do our bestest' makes me tear up a little. Just too wholesome yet oddly pitiable seeing her try so hard and not give up. The sheer virtuousness of that, then having it be rewarded is the cherry on top.

Why...does this make me smile so much. And why does Majo Majo's story actually make me tear up a little? Am I becoming more emotional as I age?

He wants the play to be a success because his sick child does. The result matters to the main character because too many accolades will separate him from his Lady. It's not complicated.

lmao. Near the end I was thinking "I could've sworn there was someone else in the carriage in the initial framing." I respect the maid's choice to not call them out for star crossed lover roleplay.

Whelp. I may have been skimming a bit too much for this story.

Ok, one of the "lolicons" mentioned offhandedly in this chapter was just a pedophile. Scoping out children for fantasies later isn't a 2D f**king image.

Eh... it's isolated to one island right now. It's more "looming threat" than "active apocalypse".

She's suffering from a sort of cognitive dissonance from encountering something that challenges an existing belief she embraced as fundamental, in this case "Kikyo is better than Chidori, I am better, my grades are fine in that context, etc." In this case she's doing better than some do when...

Damn, those are some cold eyes at the end there. Also, holy s**t the meows are relentless.

Follow Marin into the peaks and hollows of heaven. Make the ichor flow and angels scream. Do not allow them the dignity of a swift or silent death.

Well, going against the comments from those who thought this arc was a waste, I enjoyed it. It had some weak bits, but I thought the result was fitting and kind of beautiful. Doesn't make the two central characters the best people, or terribly empathetic, but how is that a requirement for quality?

lmao, I was going to comment if no one had caught it yet.

Climax everything, obviously

To be fair, the romantic interest isn't one sided. Still stalking though, even if she's aware via bank transfers he supports her choice to disappear, she isn't aware of this.