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Well honestly she's more perfect for desk work. Being shunned doesn't really matter either way as long as the festival works out nicely.. though there might be a problem where people will stop helping her because of her attitude, but I'd reckon that wouldn't happen if she'd became the president.
Seriously though, if Sagami be a little more competent or at least a bit more enthusiastic about it then the festival will work out nicely ![]()
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Edinburgh
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looks like it was an interesting episode, 3-4 pages missed.... I'm quite interested in the authour now, I wonder if she/he studied social science or something |
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Join Date: Jul 2012
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And guys I can't belive you didn't noticed something such blatant as that three quarter of commite WERE GONE to do their class projects. EVERYONE of people that left were overworking theirself not just Yukino to be able keep with schedule. Just watch episode again and think about what Hikki said. PS: Shadows5YA: I consider your post actualy one of most credible here, but It were suited to adress these issues. So just let you know I mostly aknowledge your points. |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Ireland
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Sagami wanted to do the chairman thing for the sake of it. She probably wanted to do the cool, public facing stuff while leaving any tough decisions or hard work to Yukino. This isn't good or admirable haviour on Sagami's part. Quote:
Yukino does everything by herself, refusing to rely on people or comprise on her opinions. Then someone "pressures" her to back down, normally using numbers (e.g. the rest of us want to do it the other way) to do so. People don't confront her directly except during this group pressure thing so there is not much she can do. |
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Sagami is clearly not discouraged, so the excuse does not hold ground. Even if she was, there are still multiple committee members like Hachiman who still do a share of the paperwork while Yukino is in charge. Even if you could somehow justify her taking a backseat to Yukino, there is no reason for Sagami to be frequently tardy or absent and not do any work at all. And don't tell me there isn't any work Sagami can do - even Yukino admitted that they are on a tight schedule and can't afford to be slacking off. |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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Personally, I want to punch Sagami and the two girls right in the face throughout this episode. Seriously, Yukinio should have just gave Sagami the rope to hang herself. The very character makes me boil in rage. Actually, I think it's a mercy that Yui is not caught up in this terrific fireball of a trainwreck. I really think Yukino was protecting Yui here - and Yui didn't want to be protected.
It was of course painfully obvious how this episode would turn out, honestly speaking. I think the ending is rather obvious too - Sagami would get off scott-free, screw ups would be pinned on Yukino etc.... Those three girls are the equivalent of the cliche of Japanese school bullies. I wonder what actually goes on in those caricatures of characters. |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Ireland
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Sagami is the chairman, is she supposed to let the vice chairman boss her around? To work under her? *sighs* The point I am trying to make is that it is not all Sagami's fault. Yukino was supposed to be the vice chairman, instead she overstepped her role and started acted like the chairman. Sagami couldn't stop her because Yukino is actually a better chairman than she is. Yukino should have just agreed to be the chairman in the first place. And nominated Hachiman as her vice chairman obviously. |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
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But of course, this is OreGairu, where sub-optimal situations are taken, sub-optimal routes traveled, the old Rom-com/Harem indecisive circling of relationships being built not by the plot-device of "being dumb", but because of social scars, etc, etc... just like Hagani. However unlike Hagani, things don't go right for the male MC, they tend to go Murphy's law wrong. Seriously, in the first few minutes of this episode, I thought this was going in the direction of the whole service club winding up with de-facto control over the School Festival. But then, the dramatic tension would probably have shifted to the romantic conflict, something that I suspect the author deliberately avoided, on the account of being too overused in Harem novels. OreGairu, by it's very title alone is take that to the Harem and Rom-com genre. |
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-And of course Hikki would have to agree in first place, which is quite doubtfull in this situation ![]() - Your point is Yukino should just do paperwork and let Sagami fail, did I get it right? |
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Haruno is there to stay for the remainder of the festival. There are many more chances to "win" against Yukino, considering she allowed Hayato to help because the student council president said "Haruno would have accepted help!" Haruno wasn't present during that scene. Quote:
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It should be that simple. I would say the bigger reason why Yukino was able to take charge is because Sagami was the one who nominated her as vice-chairman precisely so that Yukino can have the authority to do all the work. And going back to this: Quote:
Whenever someone else has a correct point that can't be pointed out as "wrong" (Meguri telling Yukino to accept Hayato's help, Yui asserting herself as Yukino's friend, Saki telling her to mind her own business), Yukino has nothing to say in response. She is not a delinquent or tyrant. Unless Sagami actually has some ideas of her own, the only reason why people don't communicate or cooperate with her is because of the simple belief, "I don't like this girl." Last edited by Shadow5YA; 2013-06-08 at 12:38. |
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Join Date: Jun 2011
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And no, Yukino shouldn't have of let Sagami fail. She should of helped Sagami succeed. Or is that crazy? Quote:
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Sagami will have a terrible reputation after this, anyone who knows that Sagami was the chairman will know that she slacked the whole time. And while Yukino may not want the reputation, she wants to be as good as her sister. Quote:
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All the disputes she makes against Yumiko are mostly correct as well. Before she butted in, Yumiko was bullying Yui for not having lunch with them (and not having her way, however you look at it), whether intentional or not. Yumiko was also wrong putting Rumi at fault for her own isolation. Her criticism has almost always been valid so far. The problem is that not everyone receives criticism well, and she doesn't have Haruno's skill to make it sound any less harsh. |
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-Situation between Hikki and Yukino getting awkward. She has her fear and could sense Hikki's distrust clear enough.
-Yukino refused to be president role as being her sister's shadow. That's another one of her landmine loaded and yeah student commitee president should really watch her words. -While things getting worse, they decided to make strategic retreat for time being. However, she's lost and want to keep her mind busy with something so she accepted the request as she don't want to be left alone being useless person and ended up cursing herself. -Her sister came up expecting Yukino to be there. It seemed Hachiman noticed how she plotted forcing Yukino to suspend the club and work here. Maybe she really did want to make her little sister stop following her footsteps in hard way by making things worse and make Yukino admitting that she can't be like her. -The shit got serious and Hayama showed up using his 'Zone' skills to help Yukino. It'd have worked wonderfully for normal people but it's actually disgusting for pessimistic loners like Yukino and Hachiman saying otherworldly stuff without their consent and understandings like that. -While Hayama's attempt to help Yukino pressuring her instead, Hachiman stood up for Yukino as fellow loner with some slight remarks and terrible jokes to direct damage to himself instead of accusing president. I did this myself few times so yeah it's sure not lovable. These are my understandings in this episode. I love how both Hayama and Hachiman helping Yukino with different approaches. Both are good methods but not all can be used in the right time and place. If you want to help out loners, don't do it with justice pretense. Hachiman's kind enough knowing how to save loner's soul though he's also a jerk who ran away from reality and caused Yukino's suffering. |
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Liked a lot this episode. Basically Yukinon lost her cool because she wasn't able to explain herself to Hikki. That's because Hikki refused to hear her. So she started acting ooc to the point to accept Sagami's request and actively helping her. Something that contradicts their basic club philosophy of teach a man to fish instead of give him a fish. Her in this case. Looking at her later on made me think that she went back to square one with her personal growth. That's thanks to the actual weird club situation. Namely Hikki.
What I liked the most is that they set up a classical Yukinon situation, in which she naturally outmatches others skill-like and got hated for that. In this case, despite her attitude could seem a tad cold, assertive and bossy, the point is that they have to organize a festival, no matter what, so someone has to make that happens. It's not a personal matter. It's a matter of responsibility, so I 'm totally on Yukinon side ![]() But she has her flaws clarly. She should delegate and relate with others. Like always instead I can't like her sister Haruno. I can't see her good will in doing what she did. Basically she manipulated Sagami to keep on with her behavior of doing nothing, but thanks to Haruno's support she felt safe to do even worse letting other members to slack off. Just to increase the work on Yukinon shoulders. Looking from my perspective this is like Haruno is trying to sabotage her sister more than anything else. She said that Yukinon keeps following her steps. What if Haruno's fear is having her sister outmatching her? Maybe that could be the reason she developed her social skills to such an extent. Beside her family role. I liked even how the blond girl, Hayato and gang helped Yui and forced Sagami to accept the role.
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Yukino wanted to create an even better festival than Haruno, but she knows that if she became the chairwoman and did that, everyone would compare her to Haruno and she doesn't want that. Her plan seems to be to do the work as vice chairwoman, make a great festival, let Sagami get the glory she wants, and people won't bring up Haruno's name. Of course, this is bound to fail because Yukino is Yukino and doesn't understand how to work as a second in command. Quote:
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