David Johnston <rgorman@telusplanet.net> wrote:

It doesn't work as a cautionary 
tale about the stupidity of practical
jokes because it didn't make sense
as a practical joke, and because the
characterisation was so utterly
unbelievable.

While I was reading the story, I was expecting it to end with the 
revelation that Haruka had faked her suicide, and the entire 
situation was really a prank the other Senshi were playing on *Ami*.
But absent that, I agree that the story doesn't make a lot of sense.

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