Ren'Py Lessons in Love [v0.47.0] [Selebus]

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Tenchou Tojo. So that's his name... Verrry interesting, and certainly not a reveal I expected at all, let alone at the start of the update.

Tenchou sounds like 店長, which would be "shop owner". If true, that'd be his title and not his name, especially when Tsuneyo doesn't respond particularly to that name (but well you never know)

Something else that I found interesting upon replay is that when Nao-chan noticed Tenchou-sama's presence in shock, the next thing she did was looking down to what I assume to be her sketchbook. There has been twice now that her drawing match the later appeared abominations, so I imagine this time is a similar deal. At least for the first time, it would appear that Nao-chan drew things only she could see (which Sensei later could too) instead drawing something completely original and proceeding to spawn them. So, to keep the record consistent, my guess is that Nao-chan already saw Tenchou-sama once and has already drawn one Tenchou-sama before entering the shop, but somehow Nao-chan looked reaaaaaally shocked when she saw it though, compared to how calm she was when she pointed out where the first monster was to Sensei..........

And how did Tsuneyo figure out that is her dad?

A bunch of these aren't the first time they've learned his name, just the first time they've said it. And I'm not just talking about people who would have already known.

On that note I'd imagine Haruka would have learned it moments after Maki left Akira alone.

That I understand, and it is not that it won't make sense; it's just something unfavorable and narratively weak for me. Up until a certain point in Ch3, a good portion of the game revolved around Sense being nameless and him rolling with his name being just Sensei because he couldn't do otherwise in the isekai he got reincarnated into. In addition to that, there have been girls who unbelievably did not know his name some time before they either heard it from someone else or started knowing out of nowhere (namely, Futaba and Imani). Because of this, I am stringent when it comes to "who knows, and has the game demonstrated how someone knows". TLDR is that because how this game started, I semi-dislike the idea of his name becoming a common knowledge simply because people talk off-screen.

 

[Bingoogus]

I might start forgetting things, but when did Haruka learn his name? Is this really just an untold common sense now among many as we march into Ch4?

Given both Sara and Maki know before that point, one can only assume they told her in a conversation at some point...

TLDR is that because how this game started, I semi-dislike the idea of his name becoming a common knowledge simply because people talk off-screen.

Didn't see there was a new page before posting.

 

[SlidingSubject]

Tenchou sounds like 店長, which would be "shop owner". If true, that'd be his title and not his name, especially when Tsuneyo doesn't respond particularly to that name (but well you never know)

That reminds me. Just went to the wiki to check if there were, but there aren't. Is there a list of the japanese spellings of the girls' names? I kinda remember the game showing Kaori's surname in her door, but I'm not sure if any of the other characters spellings is known.
Edit: Wonder if Sara's is just katakana or a case of Umineko where 真里亞 is Maria.

 

[Fire Lord Zuko]

Tenchou sounds like 店長, which would be "shop owner". If true, that'd be his title and not his name, especially when Tsuneyo doesn't respond particularly to that name (but well you never know)

Nothing would surprise me at this point after finding out Sana’s brother is literally named Shota.

 

[givemeabeer]

So, I finished this update, and...

Spoiler: It was at this moment, Rika knew... she fucked up.

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I laugh really hard when it happen.
Also, thank Rika for being responsible.

And fuck you Sensei for forgetting your cellphone.

 

[SlidingSubject]

Nothing would surprise me at this point after finding out Sana’s brother is literally named Shota.

Eh, at least that isn't a stretch considering Shotaro is an actual name and the origin of the term to begin with.

 

[LoveRedHairedGirl]

That I understand, and it is not that it won't make sense; it's just something unfavorable and narratively weak for me. Up until a certain point in Ch3, a good portion of the game revolved around Sense being nameless and him rolling with his name being just Sensei because he couldn't do otherwise in the isekai he got reincarnated into. In addition to that, there have been girls who unbelievably did not know his name some time before they either heard it from someone else or started knowing out of nowhere (namely, Futaba and Imani). Because of this, I am stringent when it comes to "who knows, and has the game demonstrated how someone knows". TLDR is that because how this game started, I semi-dislike the idea of his name becoming a common knowledge simply because people talk off-screen.

You know, it reminded me the recent talk in this thread about how we shouldn't use AKIRA when we talk about Sensei.
Once we learnt his name we start using it more and more until it become a common knowledge amongst regulars.
The same can be said about characters in the game. Once they learnt his name it stopped being a secret, so they started using his name as something normal, despite the fact that his name was secretive for the rest of the game.

 

[shmurfer]

I still swap between the two depending on what we're discussing. Sensei is the man who Io and Uta were planning to spend their life with in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere. Akira dicked Io and Maya