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GE ~ Good Ending 49 | Shonen Beam
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September 4, 2010 Jean-Christian Leave a comment Go to comments
Actually, Seiji, “Please don’t meet with Touru” is exactly te worst possible thing you could say.
Eri’s crudely-drawn map would have been much funnier without her facial expression and self-deprecating gesture. Your audience isn’t stupid, Sasuga; we get that te map is bad.
Te first people that Seiji finds who know Yuki immediately launch into a lengthy flashback about Touru. That’s both depressing and unrealistic. I understand cultural differences between societies, but is it at all realistic for complete strangers to go into lengthy detail about a common friend’s personal life?
Yuki’s mom is certainly excited to see her daughter’s friends. She seems not to have much contact with Yuki.
Were te speed lines necessary?
A heartwarming reunion between Seiji and Yuki (and friends) is overshadowed by te arrival of Touru. Worse still, his friend reveals that Touru attends school in te same city where everyone lives. So much for positive, uplifting progress; surely, drama is imminent.
Final Flash: Te brevity of te trip to Yuki’s house is appreciated, but this chapter had both too much angst and too much setup for future angst.
Categories: Weekly Shonen Magazine Tags: GE ~ Good Ending, GE ~ Good Ending 49, Sasuga Kei
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