Nisekoi: False Love - Vol. 7 Ch. 62 - Reason
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That panel with a mother and a daughter sitting on the bed was cute.
On a side note: do not ever fall asleep in the warm heated room without being covered with a blanket or you'll catch a cold 100%.
On a side note: do not ever fall asleep in the warm heated room without being covered with a blanket or you'll catch a cold 100%.
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Goated arc ngl
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Does it have to be artificially heated or?
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Nah, sleeping in any warm room without a blanket gives you cold. Even if you open a window and it's scorching hot outside: no blanket - prepare for a sore throat.
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Simply a skill issue I've slept like that whole summer and I haven't gotten a cold yet.
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These two. These two right here are the core of this story. And this arc helps illustrate that point. This is Raku and Chitoge's story. I like Kosaki a lot, don't get me wrong, but she's pretty much a 'losing heroine' that hasn't quite realized it yet, and neither has Raku realized where his heart truly lies.
Kosaki Onodera represents the life he had before Chitoge. She represents the dull existence he had and longed for, before all the excitement started with the Beehives and the police and all that. But that peace is all gone. He can't reclaim those sleepy days by chasing Kosaki. If he did, the town would fall apart, and he'd also realize what he'd lose in the process was far more important than what he'd gain.
It's kinda like how, in Remake Our Life! (I watched the anime, at least), the future that Kyouka forges by meddling in the University lives of so many talented creators caused their careers to never truly take off, and though he had a happy married life with Aki, he wept for the great creations that never happened, and never would happen, in that timeline from Aki, Nanako, or Tsurayuki. So he chose to go back and try again, to encourage them to be their best without him trying to take care of everything for them. To find their greatness on their own without relying on his tireless support, that they never needed in the first place.
Kosaki Onodera represents the life he had before Chitoge. She represents the dull existence he had and longed for, before all the excitement started with the Beehives and the police and all that. But that peace is all gone. He can't reclaim those sleepy days by chasing Kosaki. If he did, the town would fall apart, and he'd also realize what he'd lose in the process was far more important than what he'd gain.
It's kinda like how, in Remake Our Life! (I watched the anime, at least), the future that Kyouka forges by meddling in the University lives of so many talented creators caused their careers to never truly take off, and though he had a happy married life with Aki, he wept for the great creations that never happened, and never would happen, in that timeline from Aki, Nanako, or Tsurayuki. So he chose to go back and try again, to encourage them to be their best without him trying to take care of everything for them. To find their greatness on their own without relying on his tireless support, that they never needed in the first place.
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Oh my god, I just realized, glancing back at this chapter, that how Chitoge is describing her relationship to her mother mirrors how Raku describes his relationship with Chitoge over and over again during this story. Specifically, I'm gonna pull the example from Raising the Curtain (Ch48)...
The parallels are so obvious. It gets even more obvious with later examples where he literally quotes the 'I have no idea what you're thinking' sentiment that Chitoge uses here. It's like basically throwing in our faces that Raku is in love with Chitoge, and this early on, at that. He just has to work through his own complicated feelings for two girls, which he won't even address until much closer to the end, as well as his pre-conceived notions of what his relationship is with Chitoge and how she ultimately feels about him.
The parallels are so obvious. It gets even more obvious with later examples where he literally quotes the 'I have no idea what you're thinking' sentiment that Chitoge uses here. It's like basically throwing in our faces that Raku is in love with Chitoge, and this early on, at that. He just has to work through his own complicated feelings for two girls, which he won't even address until much closer to the end, as well as his pre-conceived notions of what his relationship is with Chitoge and how she ultimately feels about him.
