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It this were to play out, it would be a major mistake for the writers to make. That would just blow up the narrative entirely, and undermine everything they've written, so far.

I hear what you're saying but I think we're going to hit HARD Tian's pain in the next episode. Maybe it's just my general emotional state but I was tearing up on and off almost this entire episode so I can't say that it felt slow, to me. In fact, I was almost grateful for the showering scene because it gave me a break from feeling teary: lol!

Another Earth and Mix clip with English subtitles, for anyone who's interested!

Part one of their appearance on School Rangers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WvwyY2Mv6y4

It's 41 minutes. I haven't watched it yet.

The next episode has potential to impress me. I look forward to seeing what they do.

Yep. They're going to rake us over the coals before they satisfy us in the end; lol!

I have lots of critiques of it but I am still watching.

That's makes sense. It's unfortunate though that Tian would blame himself for something someone else did.

OK. Thanks for sharing that. =)

No. =)

Thanks for yours, as well.

What's raising all the questions is that it was shown in Torfan's report that it was Tian's car that hit her.

Is that from the book?

At least it'll free up some time for me: lol!

Yeah, I'm not sure what might be up. I just hope that resolving all of this part doesn't eat up too much of the remaining episodes.

I'm not crazy about when the characters do that, either. I posted before that it seems like a step backwards in the narrative when contrasted with the conversation between Tian and Tul, during Tul's visit.

I'm OK with me.

Telling people that they should "leave" is different than talking about posting in general. I hope you can see that.

As for what's not allowed, this is from the MDL Terms page on Rules and Conduct:

"will not post or submit Contributions that: (i) are defamatory, damaging, disruptive, unlawful, inappropriate, offensive, inaccurate, pornographic, vulgar, indecent, profane, hateful, racially or ethnically offensive, obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, threatening, excessively violent, harassing, or otherwise objectionable; (ii) incite, encourage or threaten immediate physical harm against another, including but not limited to, Contributions that promote racism, bigotry, sexism, religious intolerance or harm against any group or individual; or (iii) contain material that solicits personal information from anyone under 13 or exploits anyone in a sexual or violent manner;"

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Please note that is not against the posting rules to express criticisms of the shows. I also posted about why I don't get upset about it when people have critiques of shows I love, wholeheartedly.

I have series that I love wholeheartedly, too. On their pages, when someone says they didn't like the show or if someone has a criticism, it doesn't faze me. Why? Because I like the show and they won't change my opinion. The show is not a person. It can't be "hurt" by something someone says. If someone makes a critique, I might chime in if I think I have an other perspective to offer. Sometimes, really good exchanges arise from that. There hasn't been a perfect show made, because they are evaluated by different people and different people have different tastes. That's reality. People will really not like shows that I loved, or have criticisms that I don't share. I don't have the right to tell them to go away.

I'm going to have to rewatch.

Did I at any point tell anyone who loves the series, as is, and see it as having no flaws that they shouldn't post for being gushers? No. That would be equivalency.