"Your... curse is a problem. However, you did try to seduce your
fiancee's sister, even while a girl, so I suppose I can overlook it."
She rubbed her forehead. "I have a daughter now instead of a son, even
if she acts manly. We'll have to work on that. No daughter of mine will
go around--"

Intentional? Not quite. Seduction? Absolutely! Ranma appealed to Nabiki's lusts in order to get her to... to... to... *ahem*...

Fits the definition of 'seduction' perfectly, as far as I can see.

This is a classic. Fifty years from now, I'm going to read this to my grandkids and smirk when their parents go red in the face at the naughty bits.

Comments:

I wanted to see more of Nabiki's reaction to Ranma stealing the coin back, but she got sidetracked by Nodoka. While funny, I would love to see more internal dialouge on Nabiki's part during the 'how do you feel about girls?' speech Nodoka gives her.

C.

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If we shadows have offended,
Think but this, and all is mended,
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While these visions did appear.

- Puck: A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act 5, Scene 1