Nodoka said in a stage whisper just loud enough so that everyone
could hear, "Isn't it exciting Ranko? You've been a woman only a day
and already two men are fighting over you!" She beamed proudly at her
attractive and soon to be feminine daughter.
Perfect characterization, although why Cologne would be so happy to have
her as a daughter, is beyond me. I'd prefer someone who would be a
mother to her daughter , as opposed to this child abuser. She might be
better than Genma, but then Happosei treats children better than Genma,
well small children anyway. Still Ranko, now, has a perfect reason to
kill Happi. I wonder if Happi realizes that.
I wonder if Nodoka realizes that Ranko is about two steps from hating
her. Feminizing her is going to be fun, If you are a masochist, that is.
I would like to bet with Nabiki on the chances of Nodoka converting
Ranko to her ideal woman, except that nabiki is to smart to take the
side of Nodoka winning.
"Ranko, Ryouga, are you ready to begin training for Myrrh?"
"Yes!"
Kill the Musk. I have never seen any problem with killing a rapist or at
least castrating one. I wonder how Ranko feels?
You know I wonder why Ranma felt obliged to make a copy for Kodachi. He
doesn't owe anything. I am certain Cologne would have paid for the trip
over and back for the Families.
You know if I were Ranko, I would very tempted to use some drowned boy
water, and take some drowned girl water, in case I'd change my mind
later.
After all Ranma had other Fianc�s and could meet someone in Juban, of
either sex and fall in love.
You know in fairness, the male half of Ranko should have been Ranchan.
After all Ukyou did offer to marry Ranko, so male Ranko should have
married her.
Well this story keeps getting better. I hope you can come up with happy
endings for everyone.
--
Rick Robinson
RICHARDROBINSONJR@prodigy.net
If violence is not solving your
problems you're just not using enough of it.
Misato
"I guess I'm just an old-fashioned sentimentalist at heart. I refuse
to accept a no-win scenario. I hate the thought of a universe without
justice. If the maneuverings of dark powers can't be exposed and
defeated by the pure of heart, then there's no point in anything. I
can't believe that."
-- Benjamin Hutchins