Otoyomegatari - Vol. 11 Ch. 77 - Antalya

[ViEmlleSzDias]

@SotiCoto
You remind me of Sheldon Cooper.

 

[ZaidValRoa]

@ViEmlleSzDias
Yup. That's me.
Hello!

 

[ViEmlleSzDias]

@ZaidValRoa
Oh! Hello!
I can't believe you like Otoyomegatari too! =D
I've been watching/reading/listening to your fandubs for more than a year (well, especially the NorEmma ones). Definitely didn't expect to find you here!
That was a nice surprise.

 

[friendly]

Truly I love how interested both sides of this pair are in what the other knows and wants to say. It's very dear.

 

[Josefumi_Maruta]

there were some pretty strange goings-on in this chapter's thread
good thing I try to only read and engage with constructive discussions, so who knows what they talking about? maybe trying to talk down the crazy shouting man in the street corner.

Now then. This bride and her groom are in a fashion the most mature, and seeing their sensibilities and dedication is sweet. Although we know little of 'em, despite how much we've seen them. They seem much more platonic, much more respect and admire then love with passion or desire each other. Which for me is a litte strange to imagine being fruitful, but certainly better than many marriages that occured for need or force, or without respect.

Hope they get to live together. But you know how british aristocracy is, in the 19th century nonetheless. Smith's family and the society as a whole might just not accept it if they go back to the Brittish Raj. And you think only Czarist Russia is bad. [add: I thought Smith's family was located in India, but no, he just travelled there; they are in London; my mistake]

 

[DjAlexDubCheck]

@criver

Ok, cliver, i get you din't understands the points i gave to you.
But, they are not irrational like you make them be.

Criver was just a contraction for Cry me a river, because boy if that muthafucker didn't cry a lot
@Josefumi_Maruta