she is beautiful - Vol. 5 Ch. 41 - a visit

[Hootanic]

do we get lesbian sex in the final chapter?

 

[nhanvt19501]

Love the pay off from the chekov gun "don't trust Sayaka" line. Crazy good pay off so far

 

[Bireus]

for real, imagine writing stuff down becaue you know will forget, and NOT ADDING SUCH IMPORTANT CONTEXT, damnit

While I agree, writing things down without context is so damn common.

 

[genR]

In the end, what pushed Kurumi over the edge and commit the murder that would destroy her life was her love for Hikari and guilt, not wanting to again be the reason for crushing Hikari's dream. Even knowing Hikari had rejected and completely betrayed their childhood's link. Absolutely tragic.

On another note, no idea what Reisho means with "shouldn't be able to harm the administrator". Uh ? Have we seen anything about that before ? REGIS caspsules being able to actively mind-control ? This goes much beyond memory control, or diffusing informations in people's retinal screens to incite them to act.

Also, damn, now I need to go reread the entire thing for signs of Sayaka's memory loss. Although Sayaka's mastery of her capsules probably means she was able to properly setup self-briefings and mementos that would have been invisible to anyone else.

And I guess, the biggest hint : Sayaka didn't get tired of needing to constantly re-explain the same stuff to Kurumi, because she herself didn't remember having to explain it the day before !

 

[SrNevik]

i guess there wasnt enough time to write down "the password is:"

She didn't know she'd fall asleep that fast. He used something in his hand to immediately knock her out. I imagine she jotted down a quick note in the panic but also assumed she'd get to talk to Sayaka before going to bed. Sounds typical; all she was worried about was remembering the exact phrase. She'd already started planning when he touched the item and forcefully put her to sleep.

 

[bebopsushi]

Dr. Reisho would feel like a much more interesting character if he didn't lock her memory for petty revenge.

Like that one song he’s only human after all don’t put the blame on him

I don’t know I actually kind of liked that his last moment was him being petty

 

[ipmanvsthemask]

Like that one song he’s only human after all don’t put the blame on him

I don’t know I actually kind of liked that his last moment was him being petty

It's just that he's been the one inhuman character of the series. Flipping that on its head in his final moments for no thematic reasons is just weird.

 

[Colonel-Picquart]

It's just that he's been the one inhuman character of the series. Flipping that on its head in his final moments for no thematic reasons is just weird.

I disagree quite heartily really. It's possibly one of our most human traits to have people obsessed with power deny the humanity of others. Reishou the monster exists because he is narcissistic enough to think himself right and only himself, so him being petty to those who 'disagree' with his "gracious" gift of imprisonment is perfectly in character.

 

[ipmanvsthemask]

I disagree quite heartily really. It's possibly one of our most human traits to have people obsessed with power deny the humanity of others. Reishou the monster exists because he is narcissistic enough to think himself right and only himself, so him being petty to those who 'disagree' with his "gracious" gift of imprisonment is perfectly in character.

That is a great reframing of Reishou's humanity. But pettiness comes from a place of weakness, where he doesn't truly believe himself to be above everyone else but nonetheless needs himself to be. That's just not Reishou.