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@Amplify
I've skimped over you guys conversation a bit and felt like I might as well try to resolve(?) it somehow as well, I even reread the chapter to get the whole context, and search up the word "Rape definition" to be doubly sure.
First off, we all agreed that Lilia like Paul at the present right? But, and I quoted, from Lilia's responded in the same chapter when Rudeus asked if she liked his father "Well, back then, we never said that we loved each other so..." this can mean that they have no feeling for each other back then, so I think it's valid to say that he "raped" her, REGARLESS of whether she like it or not when it happened, as Lilia herself affirmed that he "forcefully" took it from her mean she has not consent during or after the act.
The literal definition of rape (yes I took it from google) is "Rape is defined in most jurisdictions as sexual intercourse, or other forms of sexual penetration, committed by a perpetrator against a victim without their consent." No mater what anyone said, if Lilia herself did not publicly say "No he did not rape me" at anytime or place, then it is, by all means, rape.
And @Amplify the reply you addressed to Placi and Nanian, to me it's a whole boomerang since it can all be bounced back like this:
"In fact, I had my first experience forcefully taken by him back then."
"In fact, I had a very rough/hardcore first night with him back then."
In conclusion? Dawg you're too paranoid with the word "rape", think of it like the different in value of an item for different country and culture. We called it rape, you said no since for you the word "rape" should be an action far worse than just forcefully having segg without consent. That's it. You don't need to go out of your way to think about any kind of reason to prove it's right. There was no point that needed to be proven in the first place. The chapter was from SIX YEARS ago
I've skimped over you guys conversation a bit and felt like I might as well try to resolve(?) it somehow as well, I even reread the chapter to get the whole context, and search up the word "Rape definition" to be doubly sure.
First off, we all agreed that Lilia like Paul at the present right? But, and I quoted, from Lilia's responded in the same chapter when Rudeus asked if she liked his father "Well, back then, we never said that we loved each other so..." this can mean that they have no feeling for each other back then, so I think it's valid to say that he "raped" her, REGARLESS of whether she like it or not when it happened, as Lilia herself affirmed that he "forcefully" took it from her mean she has not consent during or after the act.
The literal definition of rape (yes I took it from google) is "Rape is defined in most jurisdictions as sexual intercourse, or other forms of sexual penetration, committed by a perpetrator against a victim without their consent." No mater what anyone said, if Lilia herself did not publicly say "No he did not rape me" at anytime or place, then it is, by all means, rape.
And @Amplify the reply you addressed to Placi and Nanian, to me it's a whole boomerang since it can all be bounced back like this:
Guilty until proven innocent. Prove him innocent. If he IS innocent, why can't you do something as simple as showing proofs that he, in fact, did not rape her? And I don't think you can, since most of Naian's and PLaci1982's arguments came from them trying to interpret the material itself, not pulling things out of their own asses.Innocent until proven guilty. Prove him guilty. If he is guilty, why can you not do something as simple as show it being called rape, either by her or the author? You want me to disprove something you have not yet proven, which is a fallacy.
1. You know the other problem is that we know exactly what she was trying to say, "forcefully taken" and "I had my first with him, but he was very rough" in a sentence are in no way have the same meaning, the reason of it not fitting in a bubble is pretty silly, like look even I can shorten it like this1: One bit of a problem we're having is that we don't know exactly what she said, as this is a translation of an interpretation of the LN. The translator + typesetter have gone with "forcefully taken" rather than the author or anything like that, which can be as simple as "I had my first experience with him, but he was very rough/not gentle" being way too many words to fit in the balloon and not flowing as well as it does by reducing it to two words. That doesn't really apply if it was "rape" though, that's short enough that they'd happily use that word if that's what she said. The other way to consider it is that she's talking to (what she thinks is) a 6 year old child and is using euphemisms, but that you could argue in either the rough sex or the rape direction. She may think of him as being a little adult rather than 6 though, given how on the following pages she elaborates that she knows him to be far smarter, wiser and more unusual than you'd give him credit at first glance. Who can say?
"In fact, I had my first experience forcefully taken by him back then."
"In fact, I had a very rough/hardcore first night with him back then."
2. Honestly? Given all the contexts and the clues we have, on what basic do you think there's another woman reporting it to have Paul getting expel? Like sure, she did that, then what? He got kicked out and "the woman who wasn't happy that Paul's attention was going towards Lilia rather than her" got NOTHING out of that, worse off he was known as a womanizer, he would fuck that imaginary woman you got on your mind any day of the week if she was there with him. A bit of a strong word at the end by me there but you know what I mean.2: Honestly? Given all the context and what little clues we have I think he was reported by somebody else rather than Lilia, possibly a jealous 3rd party since I have no doubt somebody like Paul would have those - my most likely candidate being a woman who wasn't happy that Paul's attention was going towards Lilia rather than her.
3. This is just matter of perspective, in my eyes it's mean she had no feeling for him back then looking at her expression, but she now does. She never said she was okay with him having segg with her back at the time, or anything about having feeling for him back then for us to tell.3: Sure, the problem is we have no way to tell the difference.
4. Here's the thing: I can agree with your first point, but there was no indication that Lilia didn't believe it that it wasn't rape and (again) while Paul might be a better guy in your eyes, there's not enough evident, and knowing his personality in the past no one can trust him.4: Here's the thing: I think that yes the academy labelled it as a "rape incident" sure, and that Lilia may well have used them labelling it as such as leverage to get a job at his household, but I don't think that Lilia herself really believes it was rape and (again) while Paul deserves plenty of negative titles I definitely don't see Paul being an actual rapist, that's a bit too far for him.
In conclusion? Dawg you're too paranoid with the word "rape", think of it like the different in value of an item for different country and culture. We called it rape, you said no since for you the word "rape" should be an action far worse than just forcefully having segg without consent. That's it. You don't need to go out of your way to think about any kind of reason to prove it's right. There was no point that needed to be proven in the first place. The chapter was from SIX YEARS ago