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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- So the reason that this all started was because of what Robert said to the girls and they probably repeated to Misa... A simple mistranslation and misunderstanding started a serial killing and a suicide and someone spending the rest of his life in jail or suiciding.. Seems like people need to calm down and stop jumping to conclusions... I mean 3 days after he left, she should have wrote a letter or waited.. Damn. |
giraffesyoNov 12, 2012 10:31 PM
| I felt bad for the culprit. :/ It's too bad that their relationship didn't work out in the end. |
| This is so sad... :( |
| The people in this anime are so quick to choose suicide >,> |
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| it ended up to be sad :/ and as i sad, this twins is bothering me |
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| Wow that was horrible. Very rarely do I feel bad for the Criminal but wow that was sad. And also, NEW OP! |
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| That was shit, the truth of the motive especially is what made the case so bad. Earlier the kids said shinjai and this time it's shine, and over the translation she committed suicide. This is just too stupid. |
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| Well, this was really sad.. |
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| That was really sad ._. IntroverTurtle said: But yeah, I agree.That was shit, the truth of the motive especially is what made the case so bad. Earlier the kids said shinjai and this time it's shine, and over the translation she committed suicide. This is just too stupid. |
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| such a sad ending :( |
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giraffesyo said: So the reason that this all started was because of what Robert said to the girls and they probably repeated to Misa.... oh.. somehow I missed this part |
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| It is kind of ridiculous that Misa would think Robert wanted her to die. They just spent a lot of time together, in a super positive/semi-romantic environment. She saved his life, basically. She nursed him back to health. He always told her jokes. Why would she believe he was like "oh yeah, you can just die" (especially from a second hand source?). It was nice to see Heiji again, but this case was kind of meh to me. Though tbh the most unrealistic part was Robert mastering Japanese in 3 years, lol. |
Atamaaa said: GarLogan78 said: It is kind of ridiculous that Misa would think Robert wanted her to die. They just spent a lot of time together, in a super positive/semi-romantic environment. She saved his life, basically. She nursed him back to health. He always told her jokes. Why would she believe he was like "oh yeah, you can just die" (especially from a second hand source?). It was nice to see Heiji again, but this case was kind of meh to me. Though tbh the most unrealistic part was Robert mastering Japanese in 3 years, lol. You're looking at it from an english-speaker 2016 point of view. This was a 1998 case about a Japanese woman who committed suicide 3 years prior in the Tottori prefecture, the least populated prefecture in Japan, it's no wonder she didn't know any English. A lot has changed in Japan in 20 years regarding English, it's much more common today. I did not mean to say her lack of understanding of English was the problem. I meant after all the time they spent together, why would she believe he wanted her to die? Hearing it second hand from the twins makes no sense. And if he wrote "Shine" on a piece of paper to her, that is...inconsistent with the episode. When he was recovering he wrote "nodo kawaita" on the paper, which is romaji, not English. |
Atamaaa said: GarLogan78 said: I did not mean to say her lack of understanding of English was the problem. I meant after all the time they spent together, why would she believe he wanted her to die? Hearing it second hand from the twins makes no sense. And if he wrote "Shine" on a piece of paper to her, that is...inconsistent with the episode. When he was recovering he wrote "nodo kawaita" on the paper, which is romaji, not English. She had also just discovered that her dad was not her real dad so she was probably in a fragile emotional state. Once he had recovered maybe he didn't see it necessary to still write in romaji on paper, except she thought he was still doing so. Of course there are ways to justify why she committed suicide. I was just sharing something I thought was unrealistic in the episode. Or, rather than unrealistic, kind of having to suspend disbelief. |
| Well then, didn't expect him to have killed the other guy as well. Was thrown off by thinking the mother and daughter were covered in threads too. |
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| She was in a very mentally unstable situation, its not out of reason that she killed herself. |
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LightningNemesis said: UMm so how did robert escape after almost killing kazuza im still curious Hah I just realized they didn’t answer that question. |
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| the slow pace was worth the "shine" twist at the end. LightningNemesis said: i wondered about it myself, good point.UMm so how did robert escape after almost killing kazuza im still curious |
| after 3 years no reply, in 1 year 4 people walk into 168. User-Name said: im@s brought me herethe slow pace was worth the "shine" twist at the end.. @IntroverTurtle: because it happen often, dumbass |
| There is like 2 weeks delay in my recent reading list I randomly bought discount/second hand manga with cute/mysterious cover.  Use Personal Blacklist extension in Chrome if you just want to Google for a series synopsis, without google slapping MAL score in it. 3/1 |
| Infamous worst case in the whole series. NTR plot with unbelievably stupid misunderstanding being the root cause of everything. |
| insane technique for killing, i liked it |
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| How sad of a conclusion |
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