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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- :*( <----- My face on this episode. So Meiko and Namura have parted ways, but I have a feeling this won't be the last time we see him. Personally, I would have just stayed with her, he is hurting her more by not going...run away together already. It's not like Meiko's parents are even good ones to live with. Sheesh... |
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| Yeah we'll definitely see Namura again. I still don't like him. Would she - Meiko - really have been unhappy going along with him? Miwa was right - Namura's just being a hypocrite and a coward... He's just running away... Hmph... |
| I agree with you two. And I really liked the scene where Meiko runs to Miki arms, it was touching. |
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| I teared up at this episode (of course I do that fairly easily), even though the animation is fairly crude by today's standards. I will accept that Namura does love Meiko, but he needs to man up and act on it. Running back to his parents is not the answer (and abandoning Meiko to hers isn't the answer either). |
Please don't feed the trolls! In my next life I want to collide at the corner with the cute transfer student carrying a piece of toast in her mouth...rodac |
rodac said: I teared up at this episode (of course I do that fairly easily), even though the animation is fairly crude by today's standards. I will accept that Namura does love Meiko, but he needs to man up and act on it. Running back to his parents is not the answer (and abandoning Meiko to hers isn't the answer either). Although I'd have liked it to work out, but to be fair, if he'd be poor without a proper place to stay their relationship would soon have suffered. Meiko would possibly have had to leave school or at the very least be taken in by Social Services or something since she runs away from home and wont come back. That's the problem with these laws - the age of consent is one thing and the age of maturity is yet another! Truly love renders blind, but readjusting to their new social conditions under the banner of poverty would either have made them a stronger couple or would have torn them appart. Obviously Namura is too young himself to take that responsiblity like he said himself... |
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| I'm not sure why but I wasn't to big a fan of this little mini arc. |
| Miki is a 10 out of 10 best friend, please note the sarcasm. If Yuu haven't dragged her ass to the station, she would have ditched her friend while still calling Meiko her supposed "best friend". This series isn't impressing me so far. I hope it picks up soon or 75 episode of this torture would have been more deserving in my drop list. |
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