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Originally Posted by Shimapan
How do you know that Yozora had something important to do that day? It seems much more likely to me that Yozora chickened out. Depending on what he wanted to say to her, it would've been neccessary for her to admit that she lied to him all the way, and that she isn't a boy, but a girl. Later then she became angry at herself for not showing up, and became a bitter jackass.
If someone was doing some betraying her, it was her with her pretending to be a boy.
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Let's try to piece this together here. Apparently, Yozora kept to heart what her mother told her, to treasure real friends, and this is what she passed onto Kodaka. Now, it's a fact Kodaka was highly likely going to tell Yozora that day that he was moving, I won't forget you, stuff like that, but what was Yozora going to tell him? I'd like to think she'd tell him that she's a girl and not a boy
, but seeing as how she kept her mother's words very closely, maybe she felt that Kodaka was going to tell her something she didn't want to hear (such as "I'm leaving town"), and it may have seemed like an act of betrayal.
Remember these are kids, and Kodaka did say he'll be her friend no matter what, and maybe Yozora had a feeling he would leave, which in a simple way of viewing it, would have betrayed her. Of course, there's another theory that perhaps she did want to tell him her gender, but it may have looked as if all this time she was unknowingly misleading him about that, and she probably thought it would have betrayed him in the way that al this time he thought otherwise. Although I do doubt this gender theory, there's also the part where maybe she didn't use her real name, and maybe she was going to tell him, which would then look like "sorry, I lied all this time" or something like that.
If anything, I would so want to read the novel if it revealed the truth about these past events. But I'm strangely not a novel guy, so here's hoping the Anime at least covers this, or maybe the manga would jump ahead
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Originally Posted by Sumeragi
She never pretended to be a boy. Stop jumping to conclusions  |
This is the amusing thing I've seen a number of times in ....doujins
the part where the male character had always thought the childhood friend was a boy, but turns out she was a girl
it's almost as if short hair is a prerequisite for that. Are Japanese girl's voices really not distinguishable from a boy's at such a young age, or this only happens in fiction....XD Really, I know I have never run into a situation where I thought a girl was a boy, but then that could be just me
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