JK to Sutego no Akachan - Vol. 3 Ch. 10
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@nyuutop It's called manipulation. intelligence only plays a some part to it. Manipulation such as this exploit your ego (or lack of), and usually implants the idea to the victim by either twisting words, or the good ol' carrot and stick method. After enough time pass by the girl is too afraid to lose any semblance of attention that she ignores any obvious sign that the dude was a total jackass.
It was obvious that the teacher is no stranger to manipulation techniques. He extended Momoko's deadline by three days as a sign of good faith, and then immediately played the "higher moral" card by saying what she's doing is illegal (which is kinda true). Of course if you think it rationally, it's extremely suspicious that a parent "promised" to raise the baby properly after abandoning it. Even if it was true, you wouldn't think that the parent would be able to properly raise the child (given the fact that they had a reason to abandon it). Knowing these fact, any normal person would like to see the parents to have an honest discussion about the child's future. That's why he points out the legality of the matter, he puts pressure on her to prevent her from thinking too rationally.
It was obvious that the teacher is no stranger to manipulation techniques. He extended Momoko's deadline by three days as a sign of good faith, and then immediately played the "higher moral" card by saying what she's doing is illegal (which is kinda true). Of course if you think it rationally, it's extremely suspicious that a parent "promised" to raise the baby properly after abandoning it. Even if it was true, you wouldn't think that the parent would be able to properly raise the child (given the fact that they had a reason to abandon it). Knowing these fact, any normal person would like to see the parents to have an honest discussion about the child's future. That's why he points out the legality of the matter, he puts pressure on her to prevent her from thinking too rationally.
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This gyaru did the right thing: first seek help, consult with an ally.
Then put the opponents where they belong.
Then put the opponents where they belong.
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As someone who survived an abusive marriage, this Asakura character is a classical abuser scumbag.
1. why won't he kill the baby himself?
Because he has to be free of all "wrongdoings". He has manipulated Wakaba enough that he knows even if she got caught, she won't rat him out. Even if she did, it's an adult against a teen; a teacher against a student; a male against a female. He is in the clear through and through.
2. as someone as academically intelligent as Wakaba, why is she so "dumb" to obey everything he says?
This is how abuse and manipulation works. She was in a very vulnerable state, in her teens, neglected by her parents, thirsty for love and affection. She doesn't know that Asakura is only using her, because she never had a healthy relationship in her family. She doesn't want to get neglected again, so even though she knows what she's doing and asked to do is morally and legally wrong, she's going to do them anyway from fear of abandonment. Ironically, he will abandon her as soon as she becomes "unworthy".
The only way to clear this, is to get Momoko to just ignore the letter and run to the police.
But, she's also just a teenage girl who is getting manipulated by Asakura. So, what she can do is to confide in Kanzaki.
I really can't wait how Asakura will end.
1. why won't he kill the baby himself?
Because he has to be free of all "wrongdoings". He has manipulated Wakaba enough that he knows even if she got caught, she won't rat him out. Even if she did, it's an adult against a teen; a teacher against a student; a male against a female. He is in the clear through and through.
2. as someone as academically intelligent as Wakaba, why is she so "dumb" to obey everything he says?
This is how abuse and manipulation works. She was in a very vulnerable state, in her teens, neglected by her parents, thirsty for love and affection. She doesn't know that Asakura is only using her, because she never had a healthy relationship in her family. She doesn't want to get neglected again, so even though she knows what she's doing and asked to do is morally and legally wrong, she's going to do them anyway from fear of abandonment. Ironically, he will abandon her as soon as she becomes "unworthy".
The only way to clear this, is to get Momoko to just ignore the letter and run to the police.
But, she's also just a teenage girl who is getting manipulated by Asakura. So, what she can do is to confide in Kanzaki.
I really can't wait how Asakura will end.
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It'll be interesting to see how Kanzaki saves the day(my guess). There's only 7 chapters left, plus an epilogue, not much time for dawdling in this one.
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