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View Poll Results: Vote for your favorite School Days character | |||
Kotonoha Katsura | 185 | 41.02% | |
Sekai Saionji | 180 | 39.91% | |
Setsuna Kiyoura | 119 | 26.39% | |
Makoto Ito | 52 | 11.53% | |
Otome Katō | 38 | 8.43% | |
Kokoro Katsura | 84 | 18.63% | |
Hikari Kuroda | 22 | 4.88% | |
Other | 12 | 2.66% | |
No one | 34 | 7.54% | |
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2009-08-21, 09:36 | Link #121 |
A blast from the past
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Fortaleza-CE, Brazil
Age: 46
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Well, if you bring "karma" into it, killing is DEFINITELY the wrong option, as it compounds into your (presumably) already large baggage. See, it's the whole "you reap what you sow" thing, when you deal with this "karmic" business. It's much more interesting (and agreeable to the universe) to have the person who has done wrong suffer through the same (or similar) hardships and realize the error of its ways. Not simply dying and having the chance to do it all over again.
As for "self-defense"... I plead the fifth, Your Honor. That's a whole different can of worms. Let's just say that "there are cases and cases" and leave it at that, shall we?
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2009-08-22, 06:35 | Link #122 | ||
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Of course, enduring yourself what you make others endure (with an added fine for interests) is the "most just" punishment. But it wouldn't really feels natural in the story. Let's say that Makoto got something he somehow deserved, even if it clearly wasn't the best kind of punishment - but it was the most, well, naturally happening considering the context. Quote:
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2009-11-27, 07:07 | Link #134 |
A blast from the past
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Fortaleza-CE, Brazil
Age: 46
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Yeah, he was lucky. As if being killed by the mother of his unborn child wasn't enough, he still had to suffer post-mortem disfigurement at the hands of another suitor.
Yeah, real lucky.
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