I Want To Be Killed by a High School Girl - Vol. 2 Ch. 10 - Psychiatric examination
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LMAO, the extra is great.Man, more flashback later? Dude is quite a strategist, I dont mind more of his crazy plans being shown.
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Back then i think the man just want to get killed. Just let him have his wish. For some reason, Now i don't want him to success anymore.
And i still don't get why author add the detail glass girl saw him and wait to this very place to tell it. Doesn't make any sense.
And i still don't get why author add the detail glass girl saw him and wait to this very place to tell it. Doesn't make any sense.
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That poor dog, it was just doing what it was trained to do. If the MC wants to die that’s fine, it’s his life but that poor dog had nothing to do with it. That also applies to the girl, but well I feel more sorry for the dog because it didn’t even got the option to refuse, at least the girl can just say no and call the police (or go ahead and kill him if she and her alter ego are okay with that).
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We've come full circle now.
The teacher's sudden change of occupation and location makes a ton more sense now than when he first explained it. I hadn't made the connection between his psychiatric training period and the current incident.
That's actually pretty slick foreshadowing there.
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IIRC, it's called "Hysterical Strength", a short period of time when people under extreme emotional stress can do things like lifting up a car (just lifting up one end a few inches, not holding it over their head or anything), because the body pumps adrenalin and other chemicals into the system along with releasing the unconscious limiters on how far we can push our muscles. Or so the theory goes. Due to the nature of these incidents, it's impossible to study them under controlled conditions, so nobody's really sure how it works. (Also, there's usually damage to the muscles afterward, since they aren't meant to be used that hard - the limiters are in place for a reason.)
Given that theory, I think it's actually quite plausible that 'Catharine' managed to choke her assailant, since she would have only have to compress both of his carotid arteries for 7-14 seconds for him to pass out, and a further 2-3 minutes for him to die (during which he wouldn't be resisting since he was unconscious). If she was just strong enough while hyped up in the moment to blood choke the guy for less than 20 seconds while he was trying to stop her, then all she'd have to do would be keep her grip after he passed out until he died, then knock his head against the wall a few times.
After doing some fast research, that seems pretty believable.
The teacher's sudden change of occupation and location makes a ton more sense now than when he first explained it. I hadn't made the connection between his psychiatric training period and the current incident.
That's actually pretty slick foreshadowing there.
@criver
IIRC, it's called "Hysterical Strength", a short period of time when people under extreme emotional stress can do things like lifting up a car (just lifting up one end a few inches, not holding it over their head or anything), because the body pumps adrenalin and other chemicals into the system along with releasing the unconscious limiters on how far we can push our muscles. Or so the theory goes. Due to the nature of these incidents, it's impossible to study them under controlled conditions, so nobody's really sure how it works. (Also, there's usually damage to the muscles afterward, since they aren't meant to be used that hard - the limiters are in place for a reason.)
Given that theory, I think it's actually quite plausible that 'Catharine' managed to choke her assailant, since she would have only have to compress both of his carotid arteries for 7-14 seconds for him to pass out, and a further 2-3 minutes for him to die (during which he wouldn't be resisting since he was unconscious). If she was just strong enough while hyped up in the moment to blood choke the guy for less than 20 seconds while he was trying to stop her, then all she'd have to do would be keep her grip after he passed out until he died, then knock his head against the wall a few times.
After doing some fast research, that seems pretty believable.
@EaterOfBooks The barely studied phenomenon, based on witness recounts, that you cite still cannot change physics. An 8 year old, with both arms pinned shouldn't be able to overpower an adult male - even if it tears off its muscles - I am pretty sure he could break both her arms without much effort.
It's just lazy writing.
It's just lazy writing.
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Poor dog...
