Michio started out the series killing a bunch of thieves in their sleep to get enough money to buy a slave and you still think he’s doing it unintentionally?
Michio started out the series killing a bunch of thieves in their sleep to get enough money to buy a slave and you still think he’s doing it unintentionally?
Michio started out the series killing a bunch of thieves in their sleep to get enough money to buy a slave and you still think he’s doing it unintentionally?
What he did there was a dark action, no question. But how he treats them in his life is another matter. Being unintentionally disrespectful happens a few times with him because he doesn't consider the social norms of being a slave owner.
When did this happen? I've never seen anything like it. And when did she respond to the change? In fact, when did they even talk about changing the kissing order? What are you talking about? I've never seen anything like it.
What he did there was a dark action, no question. But how he treats them in his life is another matter. Being unintentionally disrespectful happens a few times with him because he doesn't consider the social norms of being a slave owner.
Do you mean that killing thieves in their sleep for money is a heinous act, or do you mean that unintentionally showing disrespect is a heinous act? I don't understand.
When did this happen? I've never seen anything like it. And when did she respond to the change? In fact, when did they even talk about changing the kissing order? What are you talking about? I've never seen anything like it.
On the first night with Sherry, when talking about the morning/evening kissing, he kissed Sherry first, ignoring Roxanne's seniority, so she freaked out, and he had to improvise on the fly, making up the rule that the goodnight order should be reversed.