Does anbody else think that are lying to Sasa about the Desmond being bad?
Definitely thought the same thing! I feel sorry for the demons.
Glad i'm not the only one. They look so scared and confused.
I wasn't sure who's the bad guys are here... Her dad/the weird demon hunting organization or the demons. They (demons) don't even fully grasp that they are demons. They are shocked when they turn. but so far I'm intrigued by this.
I think that this is a world of gray no good or bad just strong belief in what they were taught by the past not what they learned themselves.
Ah I can see that. "I've done nothing wrong. I just fell in love with a man." [loosely quoted] All of a sudden people are hunting him. They believe that what he has done is in a sense "demonic" turning him in to a demon, and that he should pay by death. That's what I'm getting out of this so far.
huh i thought that it was actual demons whose ancestors decided to blend in with human society and once the humans find them they decided to remove them even though they haven't caused any harm, but i think your idea might be more right about this.
I get the feeling he left for another woman and that girl is supposed to be her sister if so, kick her out and burn the place down to ash! (╬￣皿￣)凸
Who hurt you? A child shouldn't be blamed just for being born. If your theory is true, you shouldn't hate her just cause the mc's father had an affair.
Hate the father sure, but the girl did nothing
Mad because I'm a Daddy's Girl and from what I can tell so was the main character as such I am giving the appropriate response out of hatred for a father who left and jealousy towards a sister we never knew existed and had more of fathers love.
The mother was cruel to rent out the place to a woman who may well be the half-sister. It's a reminder of being abandoned for someone else.
And I'm with the OP. I'd burn the fucking place down. BEcause if that is the half-sister, she should understand how VERY painful this has to be for Chiyoko. (I suppose there's a twist here.)
I think if Chiyoko can get through this and be happy, yay. But right now, I'm so angry at the Father AND the Mother for how they treated Chiyoko. Both of them neglected that girl. And that's evil.
Yeah, I'd have burned that place down.
But that's just my emotional response. The best thing is that they cooperate and Chiyokos both make choco and be happy.
I know that's the best course of action a well, but I tend to fly off the handle for characters I either really like or find relatable. This one would be the later since I could easily see myself being depressed if my father suddenly disappeared, but I would wish for his happiness and that he would at least come and take me away from my mom.
I feel you. I think if the New Chiyoko wasn't coming across as so damn neener/neener smug: "I know what you don't know. YOu never listened." I mean, she doesn't even KNOW this person, and is already saying these things in a superior stance.
I assume this Chiyoko had conversations with the mother (and mothers will tell others what they won't tell children). But still, to basically say it's Chiyoko's faultl, as if adults don't carry the blame when they hurt kids, it's terrible. Terrible.
I really don't like the game this New Chiyoko is playing. It is like emotional torture.
Agreed