Im not the biggest Nami fan but i disagree. Nami is empathic and understanding when its necessary, she has deep talks with Nika like before the date with Bella at home and outside after the bar.
Ocean is a prolific creator, both in terms of number of renders and quality of renders.
Ill have to go back but I didnt realize he was actually charged. Damn nami definitely had something to do with that from what im guessing. She has it really bad for nika and I almost feel bad indulging it on her path because of how close you can tell she wants to be. When do they mention him being a juvenile?
yeah I feel her feeling for him are genuine and she would do anything for him. I just kinda have a problem where she has an issue with just laying it all out there while being as forward as she is with him
Noji forces the therapy because of how Nika treated Bella by triggering her, not the home invasion. It's poorly written, the last straw is if you did the home invasion - but you have to go to therapy even if you didn't. Nami doesn't snitch on you either, so the therapy is independent of the break in. As I say, poorly written - the cause and effect aren't properly connected. It should be because of the lack of empathy you show Bella, because of triggering her, and that's a really shitting thing to do (as both Ayua and Nami realise).
If you don't go on the heist/home invasion, Nika and Nami have a chat where
The reason Noji forces Nika to attend the therapy should have simply been him having a fight (again) at college and coming home with a cut.
Yeah but I think the throuple path is available soley for the reason nami will probably take what she can get to stay close to nika. I dont think she would actually like it. I remember the post where ocean said you will have to work to keep it but I dont see ending well as bella obviously at this point doesnt want to share but she is falling for nika hard as well. i feel like its just a scenario where they will tolerate it to stay close to him but secretly want that to end.
Nika himself reveals during a conversation with Nami that he hid certain facts from Amber and then states that Nami from that period is the reason why he became impulsive. If Nika himself became the target of Nami's attacks isn't the reason, there are only three other scenarios that come to mind
Fourth option - Nami in attempting to attract Nika's attention attracted other boys attention, and Nika took pleasure in fighting them. Pretty sure that was the explanation in the script - Nami got popular with the boys, Nika fought them.
Well, if Nika was enjoying it, he probably had no reason to be upset with Nami during this period, unless the optics changed after he ended up in the hospital. And generally this thing with this hospital is an additional thing that I don't really understand, whether it's a typing error or not, but the timeline doesn't match. They went to high school 6 hours west and he ended up in Aquilla hospital in Wollust, it was nowhere confirmed that they changed high school, how long have they lived there?. If it's not a writing error, it turns out that someone from the outside really wanted Nika to go to this particular hospital and not another one, as well as the fact that they lived in this city and went to this particular college.
I'v written at length about that plot hole, I won't bore the thread with repeating all the ins and outs. It's bad writing. The cabin is 6 hours away from where they are by the way, not the school. The school is just "out west". But the lake is the lake that they currently go to, which was walking distance from their old house. It's eldritch geometries of time and space, strange calculus to make it work.
There's really no one on his private Discord to help him catch this type of stuff?, so all you need to do is locate their old school, let's say 30 km west of Wollust, and place a lake exactly in the middle, say 15 km between one and the other, and then rewrite Nojiko's text about the trip to cabin and let's say it starts to fit
Oh, I think I just realized how to solve this geometry problem without breaking the space-time continuum!
. Maybe the cabin is also further away than the lake.
The thing about discord is he did have a channel to report things, but he really needs someone to proof read,not for spelling mistakes but for the overall plan. The problem is you patch one inconsistency just to reveal another. If Ocean skipped some of these details, it wouldn't be inconsistent, but it'd feel pretty bland. The details are what make it plausible. Mst people don't care though, it's enough that the school is different and it's supposedly further away etc. We might as well measure distance by the number of renders - it really doesn't change the story, it's just there is so many little details it's hard for anyone to keep straight. The only real issue here is the cabin being set 6 hours away by car - it's implausible for Nika and Summer to have gotten there on their own, and for Nami to call Jane (who is a family friend? Truant officer? Was Nika already in trouble while WITH Summer?) Place it an hour's drive away, it's far enough to be plausible, especially when they have alke in walking distance to their current house...
Totally possible, but I still think it's just an oversight. Ocean wanted the cabin to be somewhere Nika and Summer disappeared to, that was unsupervised, and nowhere near their friends, far enough that they can't get home after the sun sets. 1 hour walk is enough. 1 hour by car is enough. 6 hours by car is passing through how many countries borders in middle Europe? Doesn't need to be that far at allOh, I think I just realized how to solve this geometry problem without breaking the space-time continuum!
The cabin could be 6 hours drive away because the road there goes around something, some geographical obstruction that cars are unable to cross - mountains, a wide river or a river in a deep canyon somewhere up the mountains and the road goes around these obstacles, creating a wide loop of 6 hours drive there.
But at the same time the lake and maybe even the cabin are in a small hike distance on foot. A shortcut. Maybe there's a small suspension bridge across the canyon or you have to climb up or down a slope too steep for cars
With the ground around here having much less lumps and bumps than Beanpole's body does, I failed to realize until now that such obstacles may exist in some places. I've only been in real mountains a few times, so I'm not used to think in 3D when it comes to geography and travel distances.
Of course, it may be a bit unrealistic that no shortcuts in the form of tunnels or bridges have ever created to reach these places, but they may be in a scarcely or completely unpopulated area. Maybe a nature reserve of some sorts.
Obviously, I haven't really thought about it before, so it could still create some inconsistencies...
I am sorry, did was I that write bad or was bad writer from Ocean part ? I only intended to point out that Nika did not seek out therapy or it was related to Nami.
Oh no - I meant bad writing from Ocean - it's implied that Noji knows about the heist, when Nami specifically didn't snitch (or so we are lead to believe). The therapy happens no matter what you do, and it happens before you fight with Sai (I think you get the message in the class before the fight). The only thing Nika has done is trigger Bella over her sister. Noji mentions Bella's name before she meets Bella at therapy... so the implication is that Nami told Noji that Nika mistreated Bella. The reason I say it's bad writing is that it is not clear what triggers it, and if you go on the heist, that's the last straw... but what's the last straw if you don't go on the heist? It's the same outcome for different reasons. The only two things that make sense are the way he treats Bella and that he admits he's having difficulties being social to Noji (ie helping Vic, meeting too many people outside his comfort zone). But as it's kind of framed as a "you did something so off to therapy you go", the things that triggers it must be ho Nika treats Bella.
I don't think the fandom portrayed Nami like this. The author talks about this through his characters.
I'm going to ignore all that and say Nami is a perfect angel.I don't think the fandom portrayed Nami like this. The author talks about this through his characters.
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So, as you can see, the MC believes that Nami's kindness to him may be compensation for what she did in the past. Nia says Nami was mean and the MC confirms it. The Fandom of the Opera didn't come up with this out of nowhere.
