I think that authors must explore disturbing themes, because it's the only way to understand what's right and what's wrong.

Isn't that a bit simplistic? Aren't there things are neither right nor wrong, or impossible to determine objectively?

You're trolling me right now, yes? Or you are serious? If you are, I'll answer properly to all your questions.

[Spoiler alert!!!! Because idk how to write spoiler tag]
People, Leon really likes Mathilda and Mathilda likes Leon but this is a large age gap. In script they had sex, just look for it but the scene was deleted. In movie the scene is right after Mathilda dress a mature clothes and before she wake up in bed with Leon.

That was in version 1 of the script but it got removed and i think she was slightly older.

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[Spoiler alert!!!! Because idk how to write spoiler tag]
People, Leon really likes Mathilda and Mathilda likes Leon but this is a large age gap. In script they had sex, just look for it but the scene was deleted. In movie the scene is right after Mathilda dress a mature clothes and before she wake up in bed with Leon.

Apparently she was also older in that script too.

She was 12. You can check in official movie script.

last edited at Jan 27, 2018 7:15PM

Naguya

I had edited my comment sorry.

You are right though, that original script was dodgy. Natalie Portmans mum apparently got it changed.

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Naguya

I had edited my comment sorry.

Oh nop

You are right though, that original script was dodgy. Natalie Portmans mum apparently got it changed.

I see. I didn't know about the change.

I'm sorry, but I have to point it out: bromi de is not an element. Bromi ne is.

Is it an intentional flub (as ridiculous as that sounds) by the author?

Edit: The weird spaces are so it parses the markdown tagging. I wish I could fix it. XD

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I'm sorry, but I have to point it out: bromi de is not an element. Bromi ne is.

Is it an intentional flub (as ridiculous as that sounds) by the author?

Edit: The weird spaces are so it parses the markdown tagging. I wish I could fix it. XD

Yeah it's not an element, but it is a chemical compound. Perhaps the author got confused.

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Wow, a delivery of strawberries. Talk about luxury.

... I kinda expected them to do something lewd with them.

I'm sorry, but I have to point it out: bromi de is not an element. Bromi ne is.

Thanks, I'll check with our translator!

Bromine is the essence of bromance, you know...

Sometimes I wish I was a science teacher. In my imagination, their job is really easy: if students fail to learn things by heart, you just chew them out and that's that.

Lightheartedness? In my beloved.? It's more likely than you think

"Why are you being such a child?!"

Maybe because she is a fucking stupid selfish child with all disgusting features of a child? Jesus Christ, I still can't understand how the author could give her character all the reasons I hate in children. Marvel.

Lightheartedness? In my beloved.? It's more likely than you think

Well, she poisoned herself with strawberries and will now die a gruesome death in the next Extra.

"...molybdenum, molybdenum, molybdenum..."

Also, did anyone else read this to the tune of "Modern Major General" (a.k.a., the Elements Song)?

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yung gurl, much chemistry

This was translated in less than 24 hours. wow o.o such great job.
Also, I love chemestry, so I like so much this chapter ♥

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[Spoiler alert!!!! Because idk how to write spoiler tag]
People, Leon really likes Mathilda and Mathilda likes Leon but this is a large age gap. In script they had sex, just look for it but the scene was deleted. In movie the scene is right after Mathilda dress a mature clothes and before she wake up in bed with Leon.

You can put the spoiler tag added == at the start of the phrase and == at the end ^^ no spaces.
for example

Cute!

"Why are you being such a child?!"

Maybe because she is a fucking stupid selfish child with all disgusting features of a child? Jesus Christ, I still can't understand how the author could give her character all the reasons I hate in children. Marvel.

Woah someone got TRIGGERED!

Lightheartedness? In my beloved.? It's more likely than you think

Well, she poisoned herself with strawberries and will now die a gruesome death in the next Extra.

hey, at least death by strawberry sounds more fun than abandonent issues and involuntary emotional manipulation!

"...molybdenum, molybdenum, molybdenum..."

Also, did anyone else read this read this to the tune of "Modern Major General" (a.k.a., the Elements Song)?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zGM-wSKFBpo

Amazing art as usual

Wei is still holding back huh ... but I guess we'll find out how she truly feels as soon as she'll have to decide whether to take that offer or not.