Did anyone notice, on the fourth frame of ch. 76.1...
Tachibana pings Julie's phone and you see Julie's name on the phone screen and...
There's a wallpaper image of...
9 RED ROSES
Considering Sensei herself said in rose language that Julie’s the only one for her, it’s not that surprising, but it could explain why Julie looks awkward in that silence/panel before her phone rings
Did anyone notice, on the fourth frame of ch. 76.1...
Tachibana pings Julie's phone and you see Julie's name on the phone screen and...
There's a wallpaper image of...
9 RED ROSES
I thought nobody talked about this because it was too obvious lol
That would make sense; I thought there had been some ambiguity about whether Tachibana was sure what she had done, and the image was basically a bold proclamation.
Did anyone notice, on the fourth frame of ch. 76.1...
Tachibana pings Julie's phone and you see Julie's name on the phone screen and...
There's a wallpaper image of...
9 RED ROSES
Considering Sensei herself said in rose language that Julie’s the only one for her, it’s not that surprising, but it could explain why Julie looks awkward in that silence/panel before her phone rings
Oh that’s what it was. I knew I was missing something but I couldn’t figure it out!
So how much more obvious does it need to get since she didn’t outwardly react to the “couple” they saw being a mirror (? Or something it looked like ghosts at the end)
This denial from Julie rivals that of Adachi at this point.
That whole subplot about the pink girl is so vague (we get very little information every once in a while), that I kinda don't care about her anymore :P The payoff better be good because so far she just takes away the focus from the actual main characters, for some yet undetermined reason.
That whole subplot about the pink girl is so vague (we get very little information every once in a while), that I kinda don't care about her anymore :P The payoff better be good because so far she just takes away the focus from the actual main characters, for some yet undetermined reason.
What's strange is that in her first appearances she came across to me as a yandere-like person, but not since. Maybe it differentiates how Tachibana sees her (for whatever reason) and how the rest of the world perceives her.
That whole subplot about the pink girl is so vague (we get very little information every once in a while), that I kinda don't care about her anymore :P The payoff better be good because so far she just takes away the focus from the actual main characters, for some yet undetermined reason.
What's strange is that in her first appearances she came across to me as a yandere-like person, but not since. Maybe it differentiates how Tachibana sees her (for whatever reason) and how the rest of the world perceives her.
I think it's more like the author doesn't really know where they want to go with her yet.
I think the story is basically now about Saonji trying to ignore the flags and signs Tachibana is blatantly setting up and giving her about them being together since she clearly realizes what she said about the reflection and how she reacted after basically shows she’s aware. At this point I wonder what it’ll take until she finally has an honest with Tachibana about who or what they are
That whole subplot about the pink girl is so vague (we get very little information every once in a while), that I kinda don't care about her anymore :P The payoff better be good because so far she just takes away the focus from the actual main characters, for some yet undetermined reason.
What's strange is that in her first appearances she came across to me as a yandere-like person, but not since. Maybe it differentiates how Tachibana sees her (for whatever reason) and how the rest of the world perceives her.
I think it's more like the author doesn't really know where they want to go with her yet.
You're probably right. As a fiction writer, I'm just projecting my dreams on someone else.
