On Fri, 9 May 1997, H. Torrance Griffin wrote:

On Fri, 9 May 1997, David Lerman wrote:

  We know that Genma has few scruples and little honor and he is in a house
with three lovely young ladies.  If he feels that Nodoka will turn him into
a panda-skin rug anyway, why would he necessarily remain faithful to her?
Perhaps he does love her.

	Or perhaps he realizes that _none_ of said girls (or anyone else
in the neighborhood) would touch him with a 10 foot pole willingly.... 

   Don't underestimate Genma's persuasiveness.  He seems to have an
ability to know which buttons to push get his way.  His major problem
(aside from a lack of most finer human qualities) is that he achieves
results in the short term without regard to long-term consequences.  

                                                        dml