Ka「」Ku「」Shi「」Go「」To「 - Vol. 3 Ch. 19
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"...Isn't that the case for everyone?" Okay, good line. Decent enough. Next line. "If you act that way, isn't it because you think that way deep down?" No. That's just stupid. If I act energetic, that doesn't mean that I actually think that way deep down. Here, Para is telling Zuko that she doesn't consider herself as this energetic person that she acts like to others. Zuko's response? Nah, fuck everything you're telling me about what you're thinking. I'll decide what you're thinking. This is what you're really thinking.
It's a very common thing in Japanese settings to be like fuck what you just said, I'll tell you how you "really" are. I'll tell you what you "really" think on the inside. I know it's not ONLY in Japan, but it's a common thing in Japanese settings. There's a specific term for it in Japanese, but I can't recall it.
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There are five kids. Each of them has a special power of some sort that they keep secret from everyone else. So far, each of them has had a power related to seeing something others cannot. The first person had the ability to tell a person's mood through signs that appeared above their heads. The second person could see a spinning bar on a person's heart to tell if they were positive or negative in mood. During the first two arcs, the story went through a bit about the characters individually.
We are now on the third arc, the class trip arc. The character this time is Para. She can see the rhythm of a person's heartbeat as numbers. She generally puts on this act of being close to Zuka, the guy with light-colored hair. She acts like she's super close to him in public and puts on this show of being all animated and whatnot. There's a class belief that if you give a bell to someone during this school trip, you're bound to be together with that person forever. In the last chapter, a girl confessed to Zuka and tried to give him a bell. She got shot down. Immediately after getting shot down, Para shows up by coincidence, and that obviously makes the girl who got rejected upset because it quite reasonably looks like Para was lying about not being in a relationship with Zuka.
There's obviously more to it than that, but that's a good enough summary to read this chapter.
It's a very common thing in Japanese settings to be like fuck what you just said, I'll tell you how you "really" are. I'll tell you what you "really" think on the inside. I know it's not ONLY in Japan, but it's a common thing in Japanese settings. There's a specific term for it in Japanese, but I can't recall it.
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There are five kids. Each of them has a special power of some sort that they keep secret from everyone else. So far, each of them has had a power related to seeing something others cannot. The first person had the ability to tell a person's mood through signs that appeared above their heads. The second person could see a spinning bar on a person's heart to tell if they were positive or negative in mood. During the first two arcs, the story went through a bit about the characters individually.
We are now on the third arc, the class trip arc. The character this time is Para. She can see the rhythm of a person's heartbeat as numbers. She generally puts on this act of being close to Zuka, the guy with light-colored hair. She acts like she's super close to him in public and puts on this show of being all animated and whatnot. There's a class belief that if you give a bell to someone during this school trip, you're bound to be together with that person forever. In the last chapter, a girl confessed to Zuka and tried to give him a bell. She got shot down. Immediately after getting shot down, Para shows up by coincidence, and that obviously makes the girl who got rejected upset because it quite reasonably looks like Para was lying about not being in a relationship with Zuka.
There's obviously more to it than that, but that's a good enough summary to read this chapter.
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@Chromoz There's a class belief that if you give a bell to someone during this trip, then you two will be connected forever. At the very beginning of this arc, at the airport, Zuka had a bell. He refused to tell Para any details about it.
Para learned that Miki gave a bell to everyone, Zuka included, and that Zuka was the first one. Para believed that was what the bell at the airport was about. She asked more questions and then found out that was wrong. The bell at the airport was not the one that Miki had given to Zuka. It was different.
Para then had suspicions about Elle, the other girl, being the person Zuka wanted to give the bell to.
Hopefully that explains what happened.
Para learned that Miki gave a bell to everyone, Zuka included, and that Zuka was the first one. Para believed that was what the bell at the airport was about. She asked more questions and then found out that was wrong. The bell at the airport was not the one that Miki had given to Zuka. It was different.
Para then had suspicions about Elle, the other girl, being the person Zuka wanted to give the bell to.
Hopefully that explains what happened.
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@comeonnow0 thanks!
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@comeonnow0 That was my idea at first, but Im to tired to think properly. Thanks for confirming and explaining it properly.
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WHAT PART OF CLIMAX IS THIS
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@cillbosby Same, the story is sometimes forgettable in a long span of time. This is more suited to be read in a binge.
