The Dangers in My Heart - Vol. 2 Ch. 20 - I Defended Her

[dedotikea]

You might have outsmarted me, but I outsmarted your outsmarting!

 

[googoober]

when it's not about yamada : ughhh im just built different😤😤😤💧💧



when talking about yamada:

 

[OmegaZer0]

The Person under me is speaking straight up facts

 

[Suzushiiro]

I get the vibe that sensei letting Yamada off the hook there was less because he actually bought Ichikawa's argument and more because his teacher's instinct of "reward the quiet kid for actually talking" overrode his desire to catch/punish someone for a victimless crime.

 

[Alex-dono-sama]

2,000,000 IQ

 

[Namek250703]

That's a chad move if I ever seen one.

 

[Dogalicious]

He is literally telling his teacher that she is too retarded to realize that because she is forcing him to throw away candy she didn't understand that the teacher was asking whether anyone was taking candies to school. Nice.

 

[Tatherwood]

The Phoenix Wright theme blasting full force.

 

[nonexistent696969]

nice move

 

[CanisLupusArctos]

How does "I haven't thrown away anything in the garbage bin" imply having anything throwable, particularly snacks, in the garbage bin?
Was he expecting "I don't use garbage bins" instead?

 

[PotatoZero]

@CanisLupusArctos
The question: " Did you know something about the wrappers and bags from snacks in the garbage bin?"
Most people would deny the 'wrappers and bags from snacks' part since that's what actually matters

 

[noneofurbiz]

P r o g r e s s

 

[andrybak]

There's a good reddit post with interesting answers about the choice of candy vs eraser ball that Ichikawa makes on Pg. 10 / 13.

anyone could explain me the meaning of the choice of candies in this momemt, please?

It seems like a meaningless act but it is her way of showing that he notices her and pays attention to small details, she gives him a choice between a candy and an eraser, Kyotaro passes the test because he knows her taste for candy.

At first I didn't understand it, but soon after I realized that Anna tests him on several occasions, just as she shows increasing interest in him.

1 is a candy the other is a rubber ball she made earlier during class, Ichi picked the rubber ball because he thinks she'd like to keep the candy more

Yamada's eraser ball is seen as a thing elementary school kids do when they are bored, is my guess. Ichi chose the eraser so Yamada could keep her candy

I love how Ichikawa thinks what she was doing in class playing with her eraser is childish but he thinks of her, letting her keep the candy as he knows it would make her happy to have one. She then calls him such a kid for choosing the rubber ball. It's a sweet moment when she sort of tests him to see his reactions.

It's another one of those little things which shows she knows he is interested about her in some way and is noticing her and learning all about her personality.

The way I see it is that she usually doesn't like to share snacks but she does anyway with her friends to be nice (not in a two faced kinda way, in a sweet "I prefer not to share but I want you to be happy like me" kind of way). When she offers Kyo a snack and some candy and basically some trash, Kyo chose to pick the trash because he noticed she usually would prefer to keep her snacks so in her mind, he didn't JUST notice her little quirks, he actively choses to make her happy