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Originally Posted by Okashira
Wrong. The only time that Yozora "exploded" when called bully was when she and Kodaka were discussing Riaju methods of bullying, (like flaming people on bbs anonymously (without "dirtying one self")and other methods like ganging up on someone (using "group pressure")), it's when Kodaka said "you are just like that" that Yozora truly got mad.
Furthermore, pretty much every time that Kodaka does a tsukkomi calling her oni/demon/bully or something she normally shows remorse (but 90% of the time doesn't reflect on it). There are also times when she still follows through cynically with her attacks, but even then she still understand what she is doing (and thus, doesn't show anger or whatever when being called names).
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True and your right I kinda confused anime dialogue with LN dialogue.
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Originally Posted by potchip
To start off, one need to acknowledge Kodaka's role as the narrator, who gives perspectives, which are as important as the actual events. For anime viewers there's a tendency to focus on events then go off to interpret it in their own way - but a big chunk of the writing is in the narration, which is naturally lost in animated medium (well, you can't always have the main character talking to himself and have inner conversations in anime)
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The only show I think were they keep the narrator or narration is The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya.