The closest we came to seeing any of them really was that funeral debacle... [ Y'know, with their multiple QTE's and kissing and then a cart exploded. Fun date ideas for best friends. ] That whole incident is still a bit beyond my understanding. But I wager they wouldn't want to explain those sorts of things to fresh souls, if they really are that powerful...
[ Tamamori is left pondering the situation seriously, unaware of any of the impact of his words- he scoots his many sodas aside for Minakami's ease, and that's the most he's able to clue in to. ] ...I'm not sure. They're vengeful and manipulative, but so are humans. If they're unreasonable, then it's a reflection of those they're trying to deceive, and it would be impossible to know who started it. [ He flusters, fiddling with one of his ramune bottles because he's grounded from messing with the haniwa. ] O-or, that's what I think, anyway. I'm not the expert, here.
[ This wasn't the time to get in to his passing romance with the writings of Bergson, something that would only complicate the conversation even further in to discussions of thought-being and the like. He'd spent months reading those sorts of philosophical accounts, all to no practical use, because bringing them up to Minakami or Kawase would surely only cause more dead-eyed stares. ] If someone did not want to adhere to society, then they would seek to see it changed. Or, I guess just leave, though that doesn't seem possible here.
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[ Tamamori is left pondering the situation seriously, unaware of any of the impact of his words- he scoots his many sodas aside for Minakami's ease, and that's the most he's able to clue in to. ] ...I'm not sure. They're vengeful and manipulative, but so are humans. If they're unreasonable, then it's a reflection of those they're trying to deceive, and it would be impossible to know who started it. [ He flusters, fiddling with one of his ramune bottles because he's grounded from messing with the haniwa. ] O-or, that's what I think, anyway. I'm not the expert, here.
[ This wasn't the time to get in to his passing romance with the writings of Bergson, something that would only complicate the conversation even further in to discussions of thought-being and the like. He'd spent months reading those sorts of philosophical accounts, all to no practical use, because bringing them up to Minakami or Kawase would surely only cause more dead-eyed stares. ] If someone did not want to adhere to society, then they would seek to see it changed. Or, I guess just leave, though that doesn't seem possible here.