Ore ni Trauma wo Ataeta Joshi-tachi ga Chirachira Mitekuru kedo, Zannen desuga Teokure desu - Vol. 7 Ch. 31.2 - 「A Reward For Doing Their Best.」

[Kaito57]

Aaaaand he forgave them... sigh...

 

[Grailm]

Id say things look like they are smooth sailing from now on... kind of. Yet we all know something will happen.

 

[UdenEmpati]

Aaaaand he forgave them... sigh...

I dunno why you're surprised.

The entire point is that he is kindness inviolate, and all the trauma and bullshit that broke him is meant to show the resiliency of his compassion for others.

He's the moral nexus of the series, which is why everything first happens to him, and then everyone who wronged him has to go through an actual redemption arc and figure out how to square who they were with who they wish to become.

And it's why they all punish themselves, rather than MC being the judge/jury/executioner. He is what they all aim for, in becoming better people and overcoming their flaws and issues.
His forgiveness is the narrative device signaling that shift for each other member of the cast. If he didn't forgive them, their arc would remain unfulfilled, and their story cut off. Once he does, though, each of them move forward toward that improved state.

 

[DBAV]

I dunno why you're surprised.

The entire point is that he is kindness inviolate, and all the trauma and bullshit that broke him is meant to show the resiliency of his compassion for others.

He's the moral nexus of the series, which is why everything first happens to him, and then everyone who wronged him has to go through an actual redemption arc and figure out how to square who they were with who they wish to become.

And it's why they all punish themselves, rather than MC being the judge/jury/executioner. He is what they all aim for, in becoming better people and overcoming their flaws and issues.
His forgiveness is the narrative device signaling that shift for each other member of the cast. If he didn't forgive them, their arc would remain unfulfilled, and their story cut off. Once he does, though, each of them move forward toward that improved state.

He probably doesn't have the self-confidence to get angry and thinks it's his fault.

 

[jubuttib]

I dunno why you're surprised.

The entire point is that he is kindness inviolate, and all the trauma and bullshit that broke him is meant to show the resiliency of his compassion for others.

He's the moral nexus of the series, which is why everything first happens to him, and then everyone who wronged him has to go through an actual redemption arc and figure out how to square who they were with who they wish to become.

And it's why they all punish themselves, rather than MC being the judge/jury/executioner. He is what they all aim for, in becoming better people and overcoming their flaws and issues.
His forgiveness is the narrative device signaling that shift for each other member of the cast. If he didn't forgive them, their arc would remain unfulfilled, and their story cut off. Once he does, though, each of them move forward toward that improved state.

Literally Jesus.

Or at least what he’s supposed to be. Jesus ain’t up to snuff on morality.

 

[BrotherCoa]

Literally Jesus.

Or at least what he’s supposed to be. Jesus ain’t up to snuff on morality.

So much this.

Entire moral point of this story is forgiveness, even when it's in the realm where majority of people living today would not get over it.

Whoever knows the story of the Jesus and prostitute and the good thief will recognize the patters in this story in a beat.

 

[sirflappy]

Not advisable

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Yukito should already hook up with momy

From artist Twitter, tl by me.

Best girl by a longshot.

 

[UdenEmpati]

Literally Jesus.

Or at least what he’s supposed to be. Jesus ain’t up to snuff on morality.

I was trying really hard to not say that verbatim, but....yeah.

Even has the analogous "whipping the moneychangers in the temple" moment of fury, except he whipped bullying classmates in self-defense and put the fear of God into his whole class and teachers back in elementary school.

 

[Sunji27]

Bro's suffering is something else

 

[Knighto]

It's hard for me to keep track of how many women are after him to the point that I've accepted that any girl we see in the story is a candidate. I still appreciate that for more older oneesans & Milfs. Thanks for the translations.

still goddess senpai is the best one so far, isn't crazy and treats him well and not like a slab of meat... the bar is super low, but she's a lot higher than the rest

 

[phorx]

I’m confused about what this is even about anymore. All the people who treated him like shit had no consequences at all.

So what… he just gets to carry those shitty years of isolation and abuse around and all the perpetrators get happy lives since he accepted an apology and unburdened them from the 5 seconds of guilt they had?

I feel like tho whole thing was a joke

 

[DBAV]

I’m confused about what this is even about anymore. All the people who treated him like shit had no consequences at all.

So what… he just gets to carry those shitty years of isolation and abuse around and all the perpetrators get happy lives since he accepted an apology and unburdened them from the 5 seconds of guilt they had?

I feel like tho whole thing was a joke

For the outsiders Yukito looks like a forgiving man but his close family knows he's twisted beyond salvation, Yuri points out a few times his empty room and polite=wall-like manners with the family. His monologues hint Yukito's lack of self-worth etc etc.

 

[Korvalus]

She was an apprentice teacher when he was younger. He was blamed and bullied for something he didn't do and she sided with the rest of the class, which broke him and set him up to entrap one of his classmates into a situation he could he could mercilesly fight back under the excuse of self defense. He eventually blocked that memory but it weighted on her enough to quit teaching.
She probably associated his happiness with both a shot at redemption as well as something she owed him, which eventually became an obsession, which is sort of what drives most of them in the story.

OH shit. The onee-san neighbor. Now it clicks. Didn't recognise her, did they change her hair?

 

[wallsg]

...okay, I honestly don't know who she is that clingy lady and what did he do to get her so hell-bent to get into his pants/marriage registry.

She was an apprentice teacher when he was younger. He was blamed and bullied for something he didn't do and she sided with the rest of the class, which broke him and set him up to entrap one of his classmates into a situation he could he could mercilesly fight back under the excuse of self defense. He eventually blocked that memory but it weighted on her enough to quit teaching.
She probably associated his happiness with both a shot at redemption as well as something she owed him, which eventually became an obsession, which is sort of what drives most of them in the story.

Himiyama/Himeyama, Misaki (F)
o) Long light brown hair
o) Neighbor women
o) Yukito helped her carry some stuff in the rain
o) Confided that she has a fertility issue so she was dumped by the fiancé and his family
o) Held Yukito's head to her boobs in front of his mother
o) Tries to seduce Yukito
o) Rides a motorcycle in a full helmet and skin-tight full body suit
o) Calls herself a late-harvest peach and tells Yukito she's glad he isn't opposed to fully-ripened peaches
o) Seems depressed or angry that Yukito doesn't remember his elementary school days because they're mostly bad memories
o) ES: Was a student-teacher in Yukito's class where the students adored her during the Compact Mirror Incident
o) ES: Read Yukito's evidence and after verifying it with the principal was crushed
o) ES: Tried to write an apology letter to Yukito but he refused to take it, then she quit teaching as a career

 

[Lewd_Beast]

Typo on page 5, it should say "Seeing her in that state"