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I don't see a reason to think Yuki is this violent yet. She thought Akira was raping her boss to death and still tried to resolve things nonlethally after all. It might be different when her daughter's involved but we don't know yet.
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1.) hey the room is where sensei did all his tutoring, it also might not have been a ramen shop at that time. but I think mine fits better with the overall plot of the story so far.
2.)true enough, she kinda thought it was consenual and she held back slightly till she could find out otherwise, she came off as ready to kill him the moment sara said otherwise.
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also I generally like my theory on tsuneyo's dad more because it is internally consistent with the plot and previous known events. it bothers me that some random nobody dying in a room sensei 'knows' nothing about and has no real connection to in his past is one of his personal gods just because he had a freak out on a set of stairs to this guys room. especially considering all the other gods take on persona's of people he has personally known from his past that have died and made huge impacts on his life and lifes outlook
The 2nd part to the theory also might explain tsuneyo's sense of humor and why she told Molly and sensei's joke
If she told someone one of the theoretically horrible things her father did to her and he went "she is a kid, she is just joking"... for her... telling a joke is the same thing as telling a truth that nobody wants to hear or believe.
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oh hey i also added a bit more to tsuneyo's theory i couldnt decide if to keep to myself or share and decided to add it, i know you are a junky
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Oh, I'm sure he does cause most girls immense pain. It seems like the moms can take him without too much issue, meanwhile others like Kirin apparently cry quite a bit afterwards and nearly pass out during.
I wouldn't be surprised if some like Chika get off to the pain though, especially since she is considered medium in vaginal depth, but maximum in sexual compatibility.
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Noriko's definitely gonna like the pain lol
I've never (rarely?) seen sensei do tongue play before sex so it'd make sense that it'd be painful cause it lacks lubrication. Although he does finger the girls, like recently where Noriko's supposed to lose her virginity until Ami intervened.
Sara on the other hand, probably suffered much casualty from the forced anal he got from Sensei. God.
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Yeah, Sara also being known to not be very experienced in Anal in the first place plus Sensei's size, well, I definitely wouldn't be surprised if she's a little damaged internally afterwards. I also sincerely hope Noriko will become Sensei's butt slut. Her masochistic teases and the whole oniichan stuff... If she's not into anal, who will be? Otoha?? Maybe Yasu? Religious ladies and anal do seem to go well together in my experience. Praise Be.
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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.
Yuki theory: definitely hoping someone brings it up, and yeah I do see Yuki responding with it more than bringing it up. As for Sara being into it, I don't think she was at all. It was more like she simply didn't hold it against him as she knows he wasn't himself. Sensei also seemed to confirm to Yuki that he wasn't himself and was glad she stopped him, so he wasn't into it either.
Yuki actually killing someone seems like something she'd do on accident more than on purpose. I also don't think she'd care too much about what Nodoka did. Maybe seeing Yumi more as a pussy for letting it get to her. Yuki isn't exactly mother of the year.
Thumbs up to you too, always good to see another pov.
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Tsuneyo's sheltered life isn't all that unusual in comparison to modern American homeschooled households. Many homeschooled kids are even more sheltered, honestly, considering that she does have access to the world outside (she interacts with customers) and is literate.
Not gonna put down the theory -- it's as solid as most of the ones on here and I can definitely see it. It would also be a reasonable explanation for why she assumed the worst and unmasked herself when she walked in on him and Molly.
It'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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A dialogue between Akira and Maki where they both said they don't like anal makes any future anal very unlikely, deleted member w/e number also said he doesn't like anal, you can probably count on the fingers of one hand the number of anal scenes there will be.
One of the many reasons I love this game.
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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.
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 comment
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like i said just above the part you qouted, i got no in game reference for the 2nd part of the theory as of yet, mainly just that it would explain a lot of tsuneyo's... behaviors, but tsuneyo's sheltered life is actually pretty uncommon considering she lives smack dab in a metropolitian style city in it's poorest section. Really implies her dad was a crazy level control freak with her. almost every sheltered home schooled kid i have met in the states was either from the country or a high class suburb where it is easier to control what the child comes in contact with.
you can compare it to the other home schooled kids too.
chinami at 5000 years old seems more wise with the way the world works at times than tsuneyo.
tsukasa and tapir also both seem more wise to the world too though their situation is a bit different.
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Definitely not qualified as a clue, but Niki stated her requirements for a penis in one of the CP picture message
At the end of the day she's just saying what she likes and not saying THIS is what Sensei's equipped, but Sensei might really be up to the challenge
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Ami's aware of his tutoring:
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She just can't remember Noriko, and definitely not Maya. Since apparently Sensei didn't meet Maya until Ami was in middle school:
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Ami also seems to remember living in the old district:
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From what I can put together, Sensei was living in his apartment when Sekai died. Then he took in Ami, and lived at the apartment until they got better then moved into the current house. How he snuck his tutoring around Ami is beyond me, unless they were living at two homes simultaneously, and he merely used his apartment for tutoring and never told the Nakayama's about his current house.
What makes you say the god of wires doesn't want Sensei to regain his memories? Perhaps I missed something.
As for Tsuneyo's skin color, it's not that it's weird. It's just that when Ami mentioned playing with some girl earlier on that could have been Noriko, she only mentioned the girl had different hair. If it was Tsuneyo, I'm not sure why she wouldn't say "and had darker skin".
Yuki: my bad. I tend to take things far too literally.
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IIRC Akira lived somewhere in the old district, but rented another space for tutoring, like Niki rents a sketch ass basement to teach singing.
I doubt it was Tsuneyo's place tho, or Noriko and Maya would probably know Tsuneyo, but it was a sketch ass place with a bed and bathroom. Probably one of those one room cheap ass apartment.
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Sorry I meant she didn't know about the tutoring of Maya and noriko specifically and sensei didn't tutor where they lived. That was brought up before.
As for the God of wires not wanting him to remember. It seems that it is most actively trying to stop or change senseis decision when he is going somewhere or talking to someone that is going to trigger him. Combine that with some of the on the nose rants in happy events I took to be from the God of wires based on the fact... well, wires were in it. Made it sound like the God of wires is pupetting people into positions of convience and trying to keep things from moving forward or trying to destroy relationships with sensei before they even really begin.
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Keep in mind, that others like Chinami and Tsukasa, still had other people to teach them stuff. Tsuneyo didn't have sisters or butlers. Tsuneyo did however become a Kendo champion, so I don't think she was completely sheltered. It seems more like there was just no need for her to get out much. She already had a business to inherit. I can see Tsuneyo simply being asocial instead of traumatized.
I am under the impression that Happy Events and stuff that mess up, come from the "wires" being tangled or messed with by Noz and the angels or simply the character themselves who don't want to feel something. When stuff like that happens, the god of wires then tries to fix the problem or set them on another path so that they can continue running. The god of wires otherwise needs permission to really do anything other than prevent certain things like death.
In other words, the god of wires seems to be the system trying to run the programs (characters etc), but when things go wrong, those are errors or bugs, or even viruses. Noz and his angels are like a hacker with viruses trying to corrupt the system and programs, and Pareidolia is like an anti-virus software that's learning how to get rid of the virus as time goes on.
Nao on the otherhand seems like the programmer/developer. Getting those "concerned"/Pareidolia/Anti Virus software involved whenever absolutely needed, but otherwise simply watching the system run and the Users use.
Overall, I'm not sure the gow cares about Sensei's past or actually "cares" at all, and just makes sure he can keep running. It seems more like Sensei himself doesn't want to remember it, and Noz doesn't want him to remember things that could get in it's way. Of course, I could be wrong.