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I mean they are gumiho. They are fox spirits who go around eating human hearts/livers/souls to try and become stronger. Unless they're falling in love with a human, they're not going to stop eating human.

I think horsey is a cucumber horse/eggplant cow that the family offered up on Obon. So horsey sticks around because Dad isn't going back to the spirit world.

Kaya-kun needs a therapist.

Kiyo's found her place in Kyoto

It's so sweet that the three of them know that no matter what happens, Grandma will support them

Its a matter of priorities and what they need to do. Letting her go was the better option. If they let her go, they can capture her afterwards, do a public trial and they still have a prince. If they executed her then and there, theres a good chance that the people could turn her into a...

The ending felt like an unsatisfying twist ending. I suppose because it was more of an exposition dump and the sci fi elements were never really alluded to aside from the reset-loops. Also the controller character never had much of a presence so i didn't feel much of a surprise when he was revealed

No specific chapter. It is mentioned that she appears in Kyoto tourism promotional material, documentaries and the newspaper regularly . One of her billboards becomes a plot point in their Third Year in Kyoto (when the three of them go home on the bullet train). Otherwise theres no chapter where...

It's not a secret that she's female. In chapter 10, she recalls that people tried to speak out against her appointment as the "King's Shield" because she was a woman.

Its a manipulation tactic. She's mindfucking the MC Either she doesn't care about the relationship and if MC succeeds, she now has a reputation of a "good girl who was wronged" and she poisoned the future relationship of MC and Maki. Or she does care about the relationship and she's so...

Anthony sees the children as useful tools. Sometimes tools end up breaking and you throw them away.

In chapter ones, Hans is tired of potatoes and mentions hes tired of eating them boiled. It's probably safe to assume they're probably primarily boiling potatoes, fire roasting and using them in stews. Vegetable oils, lard and drippings are expensive for the average household. Butter would be...

The pressure to conform to society only increases as you get older but you ultimately are the only judge of your happiness. The unhappiest people are the ones who abide by someone else's dreams.

Its standard serial adulterer behaviour. An adulterer will always immediately accuse their partner of behaviour that they themselves have committed.

Haruji blames everyone but himself for his own actions. Mio is his primary scapegoat and he's starting to lose control of her. So he says the things he's always said to her because his words used to control her. When that doesn't work, he ramps up the intensity to try and make her succumb to...

1) when someone dies, you have to organize the funeral and the bereavement processes. Their son died 3 months ago. All he did was be present when Mio confirmed their sons identity. He doesn't maintain the altar. 2) if your first instinct is to grab and shout at your partner, that's a good sign...

Her husband is unfaithful to her, is abusive towards her and has done absolutely nothing to support her in her grief. So is it really surprising that she finds her husband unreliable? Is it surprising that she doesn't trust him? He didn't stay by her side at all.

Ichi manor is an unusual manor. They've got the leading Dancer, a rising star in dance and a very young Mother in charge. Their rules are shown to be much more lax in comparison to other manors and the girls have freedom in their personal lives. They also regularly appear in NHK documentaries...

The parents are acting on the principles of child raising of nobility of a pseudo 1700s-1800s. Cain isekaied from modern way Japan. It was inevitable there was going to be conflict between manners, morals and philosphy. Did you know the principles of the modern kindergarten only really started...

Most families don't know how to manage having one child who is significantly smarter/accomplished than their sibling. If the family doesn't operate on "everyone's personal achievements will be celebrated equally as long as you experience growth" principles, then oh boy resentment can foster in...