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0utf0xZer0 · 2011-07-25, 03:17

I'd tend to interpret the arc as stressing the importance of responsibility and due deligence - especially in "too good to be true" situations. That's what get Enishi into trouble: the idea of the inn being promoted via a movie is pretty sound on the surface(in contrast to the ideas he had earlier in the show), but he wasn't careful and got fleeced.

I do find it interesting that his mom didn't step in, indicating that she may have wanted to see him take the hit. She actually seems to respect him a little more afterwards.

And of course, as mentioned earlier I expect that the events here (the lost money in particular) may play a role later in the show.

Edit:

Actually, I like Kagayaki's interpretation is better than mine. I think he nailed it.

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0utf0xZer0 Pretentious moe scholar Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Vancouver, Canada Age: 37	I'd tend to interpret the arc as stressing the importance of responsibility and due deligence - especially in "too good to be true" situations. That's what get Enishi into trouble: the idea of the inn being promoted via a movie is pretty sound on the surface(in contrast to the ideas he had earlier in the show), but he wasn't careful and got fleeced. I do find it interesting that his mom didn't step in, indicating that she may have wanted to see him take the hit. She actually seems to respect him a little more afterwards. And of course, as mentioned earlier I expect that the events here (the lost money in particular) may play a role later in the show. Edit: Actually, I like Kagayaki's interpretation is better than mine. I think he nailed it. __________________ Signature courtesy of Ganbaru.