There are worse fates.So, is Satou stuck there, holding up an unconscious girl in front of the class while these 3 chat?
I was debating that myself. Using "gets" and you wouldn't have to change "ends" but I think if you use "got" you would have to change "ends" to "ended" since we are changing the tense. I think.Shouldn't it be "The demon gets bored" or "The demon got bored" on page 8?
I guess the first one? Since she's talking as if it's an ongoing event that needs to be finished.I was debating that myself. Using "gets" and you wouldn't have to change "ends" but I think if you use "got" you would have to change "ends" to "ended" since we are changing the tense. I think.
"The Demon gets bored and the event ends", "The Demon got bored and the event ends", or "The Demon got bored and the event ended". I can't decide which sounds better.
What do you think?
So in this universe we learn that Berserk exists.
I think this berserk is the one they are referring to.Kanaria tried to warn them what he was and how to contain him... they chose not to listen now they have to deal with this. Also it doesn't help that Hana just opened the fucking door and let it out!
There's a lot of questions I would have like firstly would it now be Yoshiko Miura? Would Griffith be small chested and this the [bad guy] because most girl are at least busty very few are flat-flat.
I'm also thinking that maybe they were talking about the Berserk-state in videogames (where you get a significant attack boost, but have to attack)
Not the guy you were responding to, but I think the first one works just fine. It's supposed to describe the name of a method, and when the name is a phrase, it typically uses the present tense.I was debating that myself. Using "gets" and you wouldn't have to change "ends" but I think if you use "got" you would have to change "ends" to "ended" since we are changing the tense. I think.
"The Demon gets bored and the event ends", "The Demon got bored and the event ends", or "The Demon got bored and the event ended". I can't decide which sounds better.
What do you think?