Agreed on that last part, I'm looking at this as they were both wrong and at the different levels they would be held to criminally (both are criminal offenses where I am and what Nodoka did falls under a higher level charge), not taking vengeance into account as it would also be a criminal act with charges depending on the exact actions taken as vengeance.Yeah, I'll have to disagree with it both being not "understandable", and a few minutes of earned suffering somehow being worse than months to years of undeserved bullying plus probably a lifetime of fear and insecurity, and a damaged body.
I'm thinking you're forgetting what Yumi has actually done. Here's some of what's actually been shown:
She even seems to be the main cause of Futaba's bulimia:
- Made Futaba cry for fun:
Who knows how many times.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.- Tried to steal Futaba's towel:
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.- Has taken Futaba's books and desk hostage for no reason:
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.- Pinned Futaba against a wall and threatened to kill her:
You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.- Etc
And Yumi did stuff like this for who knows how long.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Futaba seems to be so traumatized that she's absolutely terrified of being a target again:You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
If you still haven't came around to my point of view, then yeah, we're just going to have to agree to disagree.
I do, however, retract the whole point about Yumi being misunderstood. That must have been confusion with older versions as those are the ones I've kept in my memory, the ones that actually won me over. Lucky me, got hit by the cthree choice, so I'll get to go back and take a look for myself in my upcoming next playthrough.
Well played, by the way. Your arguments were sound and grounded in evidence.
On this, I completely agree. First of all, look at how Nodoka reacts when Futaba walks away in the previous set of images you provided on this topic. She responds in a way that denotes genuine guilt like she knew she said or did something, she just didn't yet know what it was. She is definitely not trying to hurt Futaba here and she definitely seemed concerned about the issue that was brought up in this scene. She's just trying to understand the extent of how she was wrong.Nodoka knows, she just didn't seem to take it into account. It's likely the same reason she's sleeping with Sensei behind Futaba's back (another "reason to hate her" I don't think anyone's mentioned). Nodoka doesn't seem to see the logic of putting the wants of others above her own wants.
That's one thing I can dislike. Nodoka comes first to Nodoka:At least she's honest about it though.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Still, Nodoka definitely didn't seem to want nor try to hurt Futaba:I'm sure the next Nodoka event will be quite interesting. She'll either be remorseful, or I might need to revaluate how I see her.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Indeed, that was an impressive offensive against my defense of Yumi as well, I have to say. It still feels wrong that I ended up taking Yumi's side on this out of any character in that entire topic, that was the last thing I expected to be doing.Yeah, i was thinking earlier that you were running with all engines on max.
Because he really is the only one, the other side wouldn't get in trouble even if they were actively participating by choice, that's just how these things go.Off topic stuff
I suddenly feel bewildered by how Sensei managed the most recent Miku mild-OD situation. His panic level is so apparent that it puts his another issue, that is he fucking his teenager students, to shame.
(Seriously, the unfazed reactions of his when Otoha found out and when Nodoka published compared to this. It’s laughable)
I’d say with the most confidence that the levels of consequence between these two types of “bad management” are not even close to be comparable. It’s perhaps because this time the consequence involves Io, and meanwhile his chicken brain has convinced himself that he’s the only one that will sink if illicit things get out (which of course Futaba slapped him with her side of reality)You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.