Personally I see them as being friends at the end with a very close understanding, not to mention a shared connection to the late Kana. But I'd rather not see them pursue a relationship.

Well after time, so long as its not as a replacement thing (which Nanase made explicit), I think it'd be fine

Agreed! As long as both have arrived into their own, and aren't using each other as an emotional crutch, I don't see why a relationship can't happen. In fact, they have a healthy start. Nanase feels like she could freely be herself in front of Hina, unlike with Kana where she feels more constrained to be a "good" girl. And it is clear, that she is looking at Hina for the girl that she is, and not as some pseudo Kana. Any love relationship will be on equal terms now.

ahhh heartbroken..

I'm seriously wondering what kind of fucked up person is in charge of the dormitory. Assigning the twin sister of her recently deceased roommate as Tachibana's new roommate is beyond incensitive.

Because reasons! Don't question manga logic.

ROFL!

*sniff... damwit! who cut the onion??!

*sniff... damwit! who cut the onion??!

Damn those invisible ninjas cutting onions!

OuCH this one hurt a lot :( can you imagine Tachibana-san's first reaction when she opened the door to her dead lover's twin? Same damn hairstyle and everything. I'm impressed she didn't start bawling on the spot.

Wow, the number of plot contrivances it took to cook up this situation...even for a manga, it's impressive.

<3

Oh, is the title in reference to Castor and Pollux? I'm surprised this isn't twincest.
Btw, I've read a lesbian novel wherein the female twin gets the toaster oven from winning over her male twin's fiancee, there's so much angst and drama and tragedy though

a twin or a ghost?

The fireflies seemed random, guess overall the ending wasn't that good, well the last page didn't end bad either. mixed feelings.

Fireflies fairly often symbolize the souls of the dead. Also apparently in Japanese culture they can symbolize passionate love. So under both of those circumstances it makes a lot of sense.

I'm re-reading this... my heart broke once again

at least she knows Hina's her type.

Well, I thought they were friends on my first read. Now? My yuri myopia must have gotten pretty bad for I see hearts surrounding them...Wow, such chemistry, I want to see them together, could be best friends, could be lovers, could be life companions (you know the person who you are not really romantically attracted to but choose to stay with them for your entire life?). I mean some relationships IRL are so complicated it is hard to put a label on them, so why not? Hina and Nanase deserve a happy ending xD

Also, can some kind souls please tell me what the title means?

BlueBerry posted:

Also, can some kind souls please tell me what the title means?

I assume it refers to one of those 2 things:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castor_and_Pollux
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castor_(star)

Basically refers to mc finally accepting her (twin) lover dead?

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I'm legit tearing up a bit this is not okay

I need a stronger heart. As soon as it was mentioned there was a dead character at the start, instant sadness.

Well, at least you don't have a black hole where your heart is supposed to be, cuz stuff like this and angst in general rarely has any effect whatsoever on me :p

I suppose that's definitely a plus. Though donating my black hole to science would make for some interesting conversations.

Interestingly (for approximately no one), I used to view myself as rather unaffected by emotion. Then I watched Code Geass. I assumed it was just a blip. Then I got into yuri. It was not. Only in fiction though. In real life, I am shockingly able to get other things that should be tragic in a day, where as Lelouch's death affected me for more than a year.

Bruh. I thought I was alone in this.