Hana ni Arashi - Vol. 4 Ch. 48 - Her Side of the Story

[justanothermanganerd]

@emMeBi86 it's not a battle shonen with villains tho. They're just characters with traits. This was an incredibly easy to see explanation for the her behaviour

 

[jayjam]

Well, she was a school girl who wasn't even sure about her sexual preference at that time. Getting caught between feelings, outside pressure, expectations, etc. isn't that unusual and happens to way more mature people. Never assume malice when stupidity will suffice.

 

[MooseNucle]

Hey what chapter does Chidori talk about the chocolates?

Never mind found it.

 

[MonsieurQuack]

I really do feel for her, but she really hasn't matured enough to realise that once you have broken someone's heart, you're not going to win them over through teasing.

Although I suspect we won't see her again, if we were to divert to her life-story I hope that she goes back to college and comes to terms with who she is. And through her own self-inflicted heartbreak, I want her to accept what she has done and learn from it so that she can find her own source of happiness.

 

[meruKariya]

no one give a shit about your feeling if you the one who pushed your beloved one away.

 

[marianolinx]

Yeah begone bitch

 

[xMirage]

She had that coming.

 

[Ascarpa]

LOL. She almost destroyed Chidori's mental health by turning her into a repressed one too.

God bless Nanoha and fuck you harder, you sluuuuuuuuut.

 

[YamiryuuZero]

Well, you deserved that. Had you been honest with her and faced her feelings head on, you could have still be friends or even lovers at this point.

Let this be a lesson to you all, kids: honesty is always the best policy!

... oh my god, I've become a pony...

 

[Marshall]

Oof

 

[yurirei]

@YamiryuuZero
You're damn right.

 

[Sholf]

@lightingcloud That's not a typo.

The kana ん can be read as "n" or "m" depending on the context. In the case where it's followed by a "p-" or "b-", it's normally read as "m". Here's an example that I'm sure you've heard before: てんぷら. Tempura. You don't call it "tenpura" right?

That being said, the word "senpai" has been popularized so much in the English community due to all the memes so frankly both romanizations are widely accepted. Some translators just prefer one over the other.

 

[emMeBi86]

@Greatestwest and @justanothermanganerd I understand your position, but it’s not mandatory that every bad persone depicted should always have a “good motivation” or something like that behind them. Sometimes it’s just okay to leave a character “on the evil side”

 

[moomoomilk]

She should have been honest with herself... I hope she gets better with being real to herself and others soon (In a non teasing way) and finds true happiness. Love may seem like a game for most but it's really not for others! She needs to be mindful of others feelings that are involved!

 

[newniez]

No one can be blamed if she still wanted to be seen as norm by the society, well i believe the time this manga was written is the time where sexual preference is a freedom of choice, but still it's her mindset that same sex still not a normal thing.

truly an unhealthy environment that pushed her to denies all her feelings, should've she become honest, the age gap which still a matter in asia truly bothers them

 

[Hatty]

I hope this bitch never comes back, holy shit

 

[NeonWinter]

oof, really wish she could have been so honest with herself before she ended up hurting someone

 

[vexelpops]

get fucked biiiiish

 

[NinjaGoemon]

Oh boy internalized homophobia. Someone get this woman some therapy and maybe a hand to hold.

 

[bozunee]

She should've said "fuck everyone" and go after her honest feelings.
She might've had real feelings but she still was cheating while in a relationship and that's a show of character that doesn't get forgotten.