The Dangers in My Heart - Vol. 3 Ch. 43 - I Hate Yamada

[Kagg50]

I am happiness.
The future is bright.
Impending doom, no more.

 

[Lucca_R]

Live me reaction:

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!!!!!!

 

[thatNEET_]

I didn't know that Ichi was a tsundere

 

[Demonaire]

I'm not sure if I'm okay with how this was resolved. I kind of want to know what Yamada would say about the accusation that she was using him. And I'm not 100% on what she was even doing in the last chapter. At the same time, I'm glad that he figured that he was looking for flaws so that he could get let down on his terms because of his complex.

Then again: Was she using him?

The whole point here is: Ichikawa should have known Yamada wouldn't do that bluff with any guy she encountered randomly. She did it because that's the extension of her trust and love on him. That's also why Anna was bewildered with the sudden behavorial change in Kyotaro:

Spoiler

Until today, Yamada is still unaware of the action from her that upset Ichikawa, even after she asked him about it.

 

[andrybak]

Just realized the chapter where ichikawa gave packs of tissue called "I want to hug her"

This was fantastic! Ichikawa's realization after seeing the tissues and the make-up hug made me tear up a bit.

And Ichikawa notice how he was being wrong.
Nice touch on Yamada still having those paper tissue.

That was actually fast. Like in just a few panels he realized Yamada is not like that. I thought I understood Ichikawas thought process and that he might think that Yamada holding that Tissue pack she had gathered back then is an opportunist and just got those tissues jut because its free. He thought of them instead as like she treasured those tissues instead.

I am a bit confused about the panels with the tissues in Yamada's hands and the flashback. The panel in the top right corner of the sixth page is in the present, and not part of the flashback, right? Ichikawa saw the tissue pack in Yamada's hands. How is it related to him going from "I thought you didn't give a shit about the feelings of those you used." to "That's right. I already knew the truth that Yamada isn't that sort of person".

Just seeing her crying over this incident could certainly bring Ichikawa to this conclusion, but I don't understand how Yamada "treasuring" the tissue pack comes into play here.

In the basketball-nose incident, which we see in the flashback, Yamada cried because she let down her mother and her manager. Ichikawa "gave" her the tissues, because she ran out. Does Yamada even know they were Ichikawa's tissue packs?

 

[theartistofsoulbell]

Nice not being held up by extra chapters for a change, I was already dreading the wait.

But as the song says: Burn my bread dread!

suddenly persona

 

[Demonaire]

I am a bit confused about the panels with the tissues in Yamada's hands and the flashback. The panel in the top right corner of the sixth page is in the present, and not part of the flashback, right? Ichikawa saw the tissue pack in Yamada's hands. How is it related to him going from "I thought you didn't give a shit about the feelings of those you used." to "That's right. I already knew the truth that Yamada isn't that sort of person".

Just seeing her crying over this incident could certainly bring Ichikawa to this conclusion, but I don't understand how Yamada "treasuring" the tissue pack comes into play here.

In the basketball-nose incident, which we see in the flashback, Yamada cried because she let down her mother and her manager. Ichikawa "gave" her the tissues, because she ran out. Does Yamada even know they were Ichikawa's tissue packs?

Yes, she knows because she also knows library is practically the only place Ichikawa is at the school, besides classroom. The timing was also proper (she broke her nose and, suddenly, tissue packs appears over all the library tables) and Yamada is very aware of Ichikawa's attention for details (in fact, she felt in love with him just because he gift her a milk tea bottle to calm her, a beverage she just mentioned as her favorite among a lot of other irrelevant info, so being almost impossible for someone unlike Ichikawa to catch it up.)