Rain
Comic 1309 - Rain Delay - Satisfaction
Author Notes:
That arc is over. That part of Emily's life is over, so there's no reason to continue to focus on it in the story. It doesn't mean she won't be thinking about it, or that it won't continue to affect her. It just means exactly like I said, we won't be talking about it anymore. We'll instead be seeing Emily starting her journey to try and overcome, and how she can grow away from it.
I totally understand that from a story perspective, it's frustrating that there was never any closure. But from a real life perspective, there isn't always going to be closure. We don't always get to say that perfect comeback, and we don't always get to know for sure if the bad guy ever faced consequences for their actions. Like an indefinitely unfinished manga, maybe we'll find out what happened someday, but we also may never know. It's unsatisfying, but it's part of life.
That doesn't mean our imaginations won't run wild with it, though. I don't know about you, but sometimes I still think back to, like, bullies in seventh grade and come up with perfect comebacks I'll never get to say. Or I'll think about that one nasty internet commenter, and hope that they spill a hot beverage in their lap later in some sort of karmic retribution for being a jerk. Even if we never get to have that closure ourselves, thinking about it can still be very satisfying in a way. Even therapeutic. XD
And that's what I was going for here.
Sorry for the semi-serious blurb for a silly page, though. ^^;
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Anyhow, here is the last part of round 2 of the Rain Favorite Character Tournament! You can vote for as many characters as you want, and the top three will advance to round 3!
Also, can this please be canon?
Even as rubble, that sounds like a dream house to me~
...i may or may not have binged Kill la Kill recently
...And I once had a weird experience when one of my grade school bullies suddenly became my student... But he dropped out of the subject before I could figure out whether or not he had improved as a person.