Dog and Scum - Vol. 3 Ch. 23 - The Man Named Shuuji Inukai

[MangaDex]

 

[HartSkai]

WELL DID YOU, HARUMA!?

 

[MrPandey]

WAIT WHAT. Ok ok ok ok. So I get the feeling Shuuji's death was not an accident. I would not be surprised if Haruma did kill him (The fact that Rekai covered it up as an "accident" signifies that she supported that event). What I truly want to know is that is he faking this memory loss?? WHAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT? also is Haruma the father to that child of Rekia???(IT makes total sense if he is)

 

[ItsThatBriGuy]

WAIT WHAT. Ok ok ok ok. So I get the feeling Shuuji's death was not an accident. I would not be surprised if Haruma did kill him (The fact that Rekai covered it up as an "accident" signifies that she supported that event). What I truly want to know is that is he faking this memory loss?? WHAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT? also is Haruma the father to that child of Rekia???(IT makes total sense if he is)

Haruma being the father would explain that odd sense of deja vu he felt that one time Reika sleep-kissed him; the child was conceived either the night Shuuji died or the night of his funeral and the memory of doing so was swept away with everything else surrounding all of that.

 

[etriuswimbleton]

Poor Kai. Someone who has to deal with all this Drama and Murder Mystery just because he befriended the wrong clique.

So maybe what Shuuji was feeling for Haruma was not "love" but "hate" I guess? the fact that Haruma distanced himself to Shuuji thats when Shuuji started to become a terrible person in order to dunk on Haruma huh?

 

[FoleyX90]

This seems like obvious hyperbole red herring. Plenty of times I wanted to 'kill my friend' when we roughhoused as friends. Didn't mean it literally. Don't think MC is capable of hurting a fly (purposefully) unless he maybe just completely snapped after seeing him hit FMC or something.

 

[Omega_Keiichi]

Shuuji saw Sakuraba as a possession. He owned him, and he probably did love him. Who knows what twisted and warped those feelings, if there was anything besides him being a monster in the first place. He stole Sumi before Sakuraba could escape and find happiness. I think the end is very heavy-handed, to be honest.