25 Mar 2012 1 Comment
in Anime Tags: Inu x Boku SS
I find it really ironic as to how Ririchiyo troubles herself with writing a letter of gratitude to Miketsukami not knowing that she has been doing so for quite a long time. Damn, this episode felt so fluffy inside I almost shed manly tears for it ;_;
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Mar 25, 2012 @ 04:16:47
To be honest, I was somewhat bored during the monologue. Not so much because I read the manga (so I knew what was coming), but more how it was presented. It’s a sad and sensitive story. Needs to be handled carefully. But the monologue was still boring :p. Worst still was that it was only for the viewer’s benefit, no one else actually heard the monologue (in the story). Still, it was satisfying to see them hug
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Well Ririchiyo struggling with her letter was more due to her attraction to Miketsukami than anything else. I bet even if she knew, it wouldn’t have made that much of a difference for her hesitancy. Come to think of it, this story sounds ripe for a live action drama, maybe even a movie.