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ami isn't even 'aware' of sensei tutoring or pretends to think he never did it, not sure which yet. bet its the pretends at this point though.Tsuneyo dad theory: personally I think the theory goes a little bit deeper to the point that Tsuneyo is more like the god of wire's Jesus or reincarnation, but that's definitely lacking. Anyway, if the ramen shop is related to Sensei's old apartment then I think the Nakayama's would have noted that or maybe even Ami considering she remembers he moved. I'm under the impression the gow has no personal stake in Sensei remembering the past, merely seeing his depression as some form of virus, and it's mostly Noz that doesn't want Sensei to remember his past, so that he's easier to use against the gow, and of course Sensei himself doesn't seem to want to know much. It also seems more like it's the darkness or reminder of it that is what causes Sensei to trip, not just the stairs. The stairs seems more like the gow's failsafe in order to protect itself, like Sensei was facing a firewall in the form of stairs. I do wonder if Tsuneyo may have been tutored by Sensei at some point though. She could be the girl with different hair that Ami brings up and Tsuneyo liking Ami's legs in particular might be hinting at some connection. I do think Ami would bring up the skin color, but who knows.
we dont have much history on the shop yet from what I am aware, such as how long its been a ramen shop, noriko admits she doesnt remember where its at because her parents always dropped her off after driving her. The god that always seemed to be most invested in sensei's memories not coming back was the god of wires. hope/nozumu seemed like a mixed bag on the memories, helping at times and hindering at others. tsuneyo's skin color didnt seem that weird to me, before her egyptian background was revealed I just thought she was from Okinawa or her ancestry was from there. someone of mixed mediteranian and japanese decent could probably just say that and no one would question it much.
oh man this entire response was taking that comment i made a bit to seriously as I was trying to make a sarcastic black humor commentIt's not that Sara was into it. She said that to calm Yuki down. She was unconscious and could neither enjoy it or not enjoy it. It's that she has a history of the same kind of blackouts and understands it's safer for both parties to just let them play out.
And about Sara's blackouts -- in the aftermath of that, she has a girls night, and has a breakdown about her son. That's the first time I can recall her actually acknowledging he ever existed, she usually cuts herself off before reaching that point, and it makes me wonder if his death might be related to her blackouts.
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