"CD" == Chris Davies <cdavies@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca> writes:

How was I to know when I first met C-ko that she had been raised by
weird people, that she'd react that badly to Mariko-chan? 

CD> HIROE:  Mariko-chan?  Who's that?  I don't remember anyone named that in any
CD> of the Project A-Ko stories.

Mariko-chan is the frog's name ^^  (I admit to making this up for the
story ^^ )  (I think I managed to clarify this.  We shall see in a
bit, I guess)

``A-ko chan, would you come for a walk with me after school?  I feel
that I need to talk to you about this morning.   B-ko.''  Not the best note
I've ever written, unless one is going on how much must be infered for it to
make any sense, which isn't a good measure.

CD> RITSUKO:  Hm.  This I think shows why the names should be written Eiko,
CD> Biiko, and Shiko.  It looks better to write "Eiko-chan" -- although I wonder
CD> if Biiko would really be that *forward* this early in the relationship --
CD> than "A-ko-chan" or "A-ko chan".

Yes, but when written out the standard way, it is a capital `A' then
the kanji `ko' followed by `chan' in hiragana, and B-ko can write
_very_ prettily when she tries, I'm sure ^_-

(besides, Shiiko has . . . interesting implications . . . (watch _Grave of
the Fireflies_, and pay attention to what the little girl says after
the first bombing raid))

(Watch _Grave of the Fireflies_ anyway)

CD> HIROE:  Speaking of poof, what does Shiko think of all this?

CD> RITSUKO:  That's right.  It's to be remembered that in "Final" she has a
CD> nightmare about Eiko and Biiko in a relationship.  I think she'd be
CD> *very* upset at the way this is going.  If Biiko and Eiko are in a
CD> relationship, after all, there goes Shiko's unstated desire for Eiko ...

I admit to having not watched any of these in _months_ so things may
well change when I get to watch them again.  (after I get that
multi-source essay done . . . )

Thanks to both Davies-san and Cobb-san ^_-
	Suika
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Zou-Morrigu, goddess of elephant war.  Yeah, yeah, it's cheesy.  But
why else would I need to know a Celtic goddesses name?  Hmmm?
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