And your former flunky is now engaged in the same kind of loan sharking that killed her in the first place.
I really loved that bit of the ending. Because the SO and I had been sitting there for like the last 10 eps figuring out what Suitengu was planning to do re teh economy, and saying, "But it'll never work!!" And lo and behold, it didn't. No fixes to be had here, and Suitengu couldn't see it, but then he was crazy. I adore the cyclical nature of Suitengu creating that which he loathed.
I wonder if Suitengu shared music box maintenance tips with Vicious.
Yeah, that was a bit of an obvious reference XD
Ginza and the doctor was so tacked on, it made everyone go major 'Huh?' You'd expect a doctor to recognise creepy stalker mental problems when he sees them! But I guess people liked her too much for her to be just left abandoned and alone. For a back-stabing blackmailing psycho stalker, she turned out surprisingly sympathetic towards the end.
I never saw Kagura and Saiga as a sexual thing, but I guess it could become that when she returns as an adult. I'm really glad the series didn't head off in that direction.
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Date: 2005-11-08 07:18 am (UTC)I really loved that bit of the ending. Because the SO and I had been sitting there for like the last 10 eps figuring out what Suitengu was planning to do re teh economy, and saying, "But it'll never work!!" And lo and behold, it didn't. No fixes to be had here, and Suitengu couldn't see it, but then he was crazy. I adore the cyclical nature of Suitengu creating that which he loathed.
I wonder if Suitengu shared music box maintenance tips with Vicious.
Yeah, that was a bit of an obvious reference XD
Ginza and the doctor was so tacked on, it made everyone go major 'Huh?' You'd expect a doctor to recognise creepy stalker mental problems when he sees them! But I guess people liked her too much for her to be just left abandoned and alone. For a back-stabing blackmailing psycho stalker, she turned out surprisingly sympathetic towards the end.
I never saw Kagura and Saiga as a sexual thing, but I guess it could become that when she returns as an adult. I'm really glad the series didn't head off in that direction.