| Uchika realizes she was a bad parent to Ayano by abandoning her to make her a better player. But does she honestly think that after being a parent and coach to a Danish girl for 5+ years, after psychologically damaging Ayano's mental state because she left her after losing 1 game, that Ayano would want to move and be a family with her and her new 'daughter' Connie in Denmark? If you want Ayano to be better, why aren't you training her more? you're a 10 time national champion.. If Connie wants to be a 'sister' why isn't she asking Uchika why Ayano isn't with her mother in Denmark? "Oh i abandoned her because she lost a game while she was sick so she could get better" Would Uchika have abandoned Connie if she lost? Did Uchika take care of Connie when she got sick? Also where the fuck are Connie's real parents, "Hello Japanese Badminton Coach, yes please take and raise our daughter as your own as you neglect your biological daughter" If they make a season 2, i hope that Ayano rejects Uchika's attempts to reconcile. |
MCA5EYDec 27, 2018 2:23 PM
MCA5EY said: Uchika realizes she was a bad parent to Ayano by abandoning her to make her a better player. But does she honestly think that after being a parent and coach to a Danish girl for 5+ years, after psychologically damaging Ayano's mental state because she left her after losing 1 game, that Ayano would want to move and be a family with her and her new 'daughter' Connie in Denmark? If you want Ayano to be better, why aren't you training her more? you're a 10 time national champion.. If Connie wants to be a 'sister' why isn't she asking Uchika why Ayano isn't with her mother in Denmark? "Oh i abandoned her because she lost a game while she was sick so she could get better" Would Uchika have abandoned Connie if she lost? Did Uchika take care of Connie when she got sick? Also where the fuck are Connie's real parents, "Hello Japanese Badminton Coach, yes please take and raise our daughter as your own as you neglect your biological daughter" If they make a season 2, i hope that Ayano rejects Uchika's attempts to reconcile. There is no doubt that went about it the wrong way, that's for sure. Leaving just like that after she lost a game, while it looked that way to Nagisa, her mother probably realized that she would feel that way, or maybe she didn't think about it at all, just that she needed to distance herself from her, for Nagisa to realize what she lacks or whatnot. But yeah, that obviously backfired. And no, I'm not trying to justify her mothers actions, even I wanted her to get lost to put it gently. As for Connie, if I remember it right, she's an orphan. I think her real parents died while she was young (not completely sure about this). And Uchika decides to adopt her after they met when she was younger. I'm not a parent myself, but people do mistakes and Uchika realized she was wrong when she came back to Japan and noticed how Nagisa had changed. "If they make a season 2, I hope that Ayano rejects Uchika's attempts to reconcile." - When they had their 'reunion', basically disowned her mother. Sure, they may be on better terms in the end, but I think it's more like Nagisa had to let go in order to move on / be happy. By forgiving her mom for the mistake she made, it just goes to show how strong she really is. This is just my view on it. Regards, cWarriorM. |
| her mom is what is called "a natural born b*tch" waiting for worthless people like that to have an ounce of logic is futile, when dealing with people like that you are better to just ignore them & consider them dead. |
| Imagine the situation, that you disappointed your parent. (Whether it is your fault or not it's irrelevant. In this case it was rather not her fault due to bitch move from Pink Cunt) Then your parent leaves without even saying goodbye and slamming door behind her and then you find out she found new "daughter". The only way you can interpret that is as being disowned and it's real punch in the gut, so no, she does not deserve redemption. And not only for borderline disownment, but she is her mother above coach and she left her when she needed her the most, but she left her with severe PTSD. I assume her friends trying their best to convince her to return to the sport was not part of her plan, so I would like to see her reaction if Ayano would decide to cut all ties with babington and (maybe) her realising it's all her fault. But obviously we had clichéd, deus ex machina redemption and everyone lives happily ever after. |
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| If Uchika would actually admit that she made a mistake and apologize, yes she could redeem herself. But that dumb bitch doesn't even regret giving her own daughter a psychological scar for life, so at this point, no. She got off way too easy in the last episode. |
| Well, after watching this I'm kinda frustrated. For a change of pace I watched a sports anime and here I see this kinda bitching. Seriously how come Uchika is forgiven after all she has done!! I don't understand at all. Then the duo of foster girl & mother come crying and gets forgiven. Well I don't know what the author was thinking, it's some lazy writing: I love the game, so all is forgiven 😑😑 |
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