The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You - Ch. 207 - The Three in Class 1-3

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I would love be in the artist head when she was asked to draw that :dogkek:
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Man, I didn't expect this chapter to be so touching. So glad to see this three bonding together :glee:
 
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This chapter broke one and maybe a half of Knox's commandments.
  1. Followed? It depends on how you define "the early part of the story;" The crow was mentioned and showed up before the reveal, at least. It was only in a flashback, though.
  2. Followed. There were no supernatural or preternatural forces at work. (Except maybe the crow talking, but that didn't have anything to do with the crime or solving the case.)
  3. Followed. There were exactly zero secret passages.
  4. Followed. There were no strange poisons or complicated contraptions. Kusuri didn't even show up this chapter!
  5. Followed. There were no racist depictions of Chinese people.
  6. Followed. The case was solved with sniffing— There were no accidents or intuition involved.
  7. Followed. Hasuha did not commit the crime.
  8. Broken. Hasuha did not mention that she smelled the crow's scent at the scene of the crime.
  9. Followed in the sense that Hasuha did not have an assistant at all.
  10. Followed. There were no twins. Kusuri and Yaku didn't appear.
I was expecting more from Hasuha, and I hope she'll learn from this mistake and do better next time.

And it broke Van Dine's 1st, (Same reasoning as K8) 5th, (It's specifically mentioned that this was not a deduction) 7th, (No corpse) 10th, (I didn't particularly care about the crow.) 15th, (Bit of a personal opinion, I guess, but I don't think you could solve it until the crow was mentioned, which means it was not "staring [the reader] in the face") and 16th (This characterized Hasuha.) rules, but they're are a bit silly and overly strict, so who cares.
 

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