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Stark700Aug 11, 2018 10:12 AM
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| This time the protagonist got to live normally even after the experience I guess. Odd. |
| He was lucky, really lucky. I wanted to see the spirits to make things scarier. |
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| This season is looking really promising. |
| I recollected myself being in a hospital once and suffering from unbearable pain. (It was kinda unexpexted, not the reason I got there, it was weekend and we were waiting for that other specialist). I kept looking at the open window thinking that I def not gonna live with such pain being old for example. Suicide seemed like an option. So this episode was really intense and emotional for me! So glad that man survived!!! |
| This episode was actually very good |
| Another pretty solid episode, man what was up with those first two sucking? Anyway, I rather like how often this season is willing to explore different ending avenues for horror. Literally every episode of the first four seasons had pretty much the same ending, with something horrible happening or about to happen to the protagonist of the story. Season five broke this trend, and it seems like season six is committed to bucking this trend a little more. Episode 3 was a complete misdirect for the series, and this episode is more in line with Yami Shibai, since it still ends with horror but it goes back to that Crow Children episode, where a lot of the horror comes from how close something tragic was to happen. This is a little different in that the protagonist realizes how close he was. I also like the backstory with the suicide, and it's curious to think about exactly what would happen if he went into the room (likely by the dialogue, some form of ghostly possession). I also liked that the kids were against the idea of inviting him over, like to think they legitimately liked him. |
| Another great episode. Not only has the episode deeper meaning but it also has something original in it. Contrary to the most stories the ghost in this one were really friendly and they liked the guy. They never wanted to harm him, just to make friends. Not very popular concept(even more unique when we take hospital ghosts into consideration), so it worked perfectly. |
| Another interesting episode. That guy was lucky. So far, this has been a pretty good season. |
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| Oh so most of them were patients who committed suicide. I wonder what compelled grade school kids to take such a big step... Also if they are patients who committed suicide, why are they mad at him? It's not like they had been killed by this guy. He was still nice and friendly to them. Good episode |
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