Afterthoughts on episode 7:
-The comedy is good as usual. 'Fuko Master' took the cake for all the 'Mastery' skills, especially since I can't imagine just how dumb/dense Sunohara can be to listen to Tomoya, the best friend who has tricked him time and again into making a fool out of himself. It isn't that much to complain about on the whole.
-The tongue twister was excellent too, and it seems as though there's another animal in my mind that I would add to being affiliated with Fuuko.
-Face-fault=win. I find the imaginary scenarios slightly interesting but some of them forgettable.
-Kotomi time=pure win.
The 'What relationship do you have?' and 'A bully?' as well as her 'explanation on the starfish' parts got me good.
-Was Okazaki Tomoya really a delinquent? He didn't seem the type to shed tears so easily, perhaps instead giving the impression that he would vent his frustration on something else or simply hold it in. Maybe it's part of his character development in which he changes completely from being 'bored with nothing to do' to someone willing to help others.
-I like how they played up the positive emotions throughout the episodes, then throw us viewers, Tomoya and Nagisa straight back into the pits. It does fall in sync with the roller-coaster ride concept. Frankly, the world just crashed down on Tomoya and Nagisa, even though perhaps Fuuko might have known what would happen in the end. If this keeps happening, I swear that there will be a group of people out there baying for the blood of the producers for the act of toying with the emotions of viewers and characters alike.
The path looks to be a treacherous one for Fuuko. With that said, I'll give this one a 9/10.
), but I feel a lot of people overlook the great cinematography that Kyoani puts into their work. The shot of their backs during the crying scene was so powerful, along with the scene at the end. They really never fail to deliver at these crucial moments. 
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