- Jun 6, 2019
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When I used the term "tragedy", I wasn't referring to Greek or Shakespearean tragedy, as that would give them too much credit they don't even deserve.
I often wonder if the canon of NTR games is the systematic creation of characters devoid of talent and other attractions (small penis, ugly, etc.), without any power of proposition, masochistic, defetistic, depressing, immoral, etc.).
There's no shortage of negative adjectives to describe them, and conversely, the girls who accompany them aren't necessarily any better: they're easily corrupted, and when that happens, they tend to forget the years they've spent with the one they love, ending up with scoundrels and other manipulative fools who generally have no feelings for them, whom they consider sexual objects. They won't hesitate to throw them out as soon as they're old and wrinkled, and the latter may regret having lacked lucidity...
Often, MCs forgive those who cuckold them, as is the case with Masamune, but in his case, it's fair to say that he had something to do with Amelia's loss of power.
Amelia's not the type to give in, and if it hadn't been for an important mission, she'd never have let the teacher have sex with her in the first loop. However, the drug she received after being beaten by the Monster at the beginning weakened her considerably, and this has contributed to her condition over the course of the loops.
What I don't understand is that in the hero's positive ending, when he's compatible with Amelia, they've forgotten the previous loops... and Masamune seems to have stopped ejaculating prematurely.
What about the mission? And if he forgets what's going on, won't the villain use the opportunity to seize Hannah's powers and harm Masamune?
In his own words, Amelia is Masamune's weakness, which is why he has done everything in his power to facilitate her corruption.
