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Mentar · 2004-05-12, 02:58

You're forgetting several important things, EIFY.

First, the probability of someone waking up after a year in coma are next to nil. Yes, it happens, but that's the extreme exception, rather than the rule. Also, Haruka's parents have forbidden Takayuki to visit Haruka anymore. On Mitsuki's side, Takayuki was going to hell. The guy wasn't about to snap, he HAD snapped, see the "let's visit the book exhibition" drama, when he was carrying a comatose patient out of a hospital.

At that stage, Takayuki was pretty much unable to care for himself. And the teary scene of Mitsuki at Haruka's bed indicates that Mitsuki was also about to break down. It was time for Takayuki to get a grip on himself and move on - and it was time for Mitsuki to tell Takayuki to do it either. Still hanging on is something you can possibly do in an idealized movie - but not in real life.

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Mentar Banned Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Hamburg Age: 54	You're forgetting several important things, EIFY. First, the probability of someone waking up after a year in coma are next to nil. Yes, it happens, but that's the extreme exception, rather than the rule. Also, Haruka's parents have forbidden Takayuki to visit Haruka anymore. On Mitsuki's side, Takayuki was going to hell. The guy wasn't about to snap, he HAD snapped, see the "let's visit the book exhibition" drama, when he was carrying a comatose patient out of a hospital. At that stage, Takayuki was pretty much unable to care for himself. And the teary scene of Mitsuki at Haruka's bed indicates that Mitsuki was also about to break down. It was time for Takayuki to get a grip on himself and move on - and it was time for Mitsuki to tell Takayuki to do it either. Still hanging on is something you can possibly do in an idealized movie - but not in real life.