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Ah youve misunderstood. This part is literally complete. If you go to the authors other works you'll see part 2 & 3 of this.
I see, I must have missed that! Thanks
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Ah youve misunderstood. This part is literally complete. If you go to the authors other works you'll see part 2 & 3 of this.
I see, I must have missed that! Thanks
what use is her reading passion of philosphy, history, psychology, and the like when her actions makes her uselessly flippant and uncaringly obsessed? a child's body does not excuse it since she is very much well versed with practical knowledge like hygiene, paper making, and cooking.
Even if one is obsessed with reading and clings to it for dear life, a love for reading still indicate proper theoretical skills in analysis and knack for observation. The way reading is portrayed here, she only has a love for words and not the content of what she reads because shs doesn't seem to LEARN from it.
But aside that, her character becomes likeable when Lutz is with her. She becomes less annoying and more levelheaded with her passion. She is grounded by the characters that scold her which makes the rest of the characters complementary to her idealistic and erratic personality. but... it stopped just when things got interesting for me...
please mark this on going instead