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the principal was hot why lie

i wouldn’t want to stop here because it’s a half+part episode but i also don’t want to watch the in+between movie right now so. jk has a really weird absence in this episode that bothers me a little. tomoko has a set_up that i like that will most likely play out right now. i completely forgot about the bit that sonoda sensei was an antagonist which was a pretty cool twist ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆　　 ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆ i also really like this episode remembering their opponents were high_school teenagers just like them that weren’t entirely in the wrong. yes it’s because i like him the most but i do wonder how teruhiko is holding up with a father that’s somewhat fully aware of his situation. i imagine they will figure it out but i wonder how they’ll handle this situation now ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆　　 ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆ I’m interested & i genuinely have faith that they’ll impress me. i dco have a critique abut how birubg the electro+switch usage is. there’s an unused third state that sends out waves & i guess it’s less dynamic to fight with but it breaks up the repetitive★ness of cycling between the first & final states. yeah.

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Amazing acting

*Ticket to Heaven* Episode 2 deepens the emotional connection between Barth and Tanrak while quietly building the conflict that will shape their story. Their growing friendship feels natural, filled with meaningful glances, playful moments, and unspoken emotions that say more than words ever could. Gemini brings warmth and confidence to Barth, while Fourth delivers a heartbreaking performance as Tanrak struggles between his faith and the feelings slowly taking root in his heart. The final scenes are especially powerful, capturing Tanrak's inner turmoil with stunning subtlety. Episode 2 may be quieter than the premiere, but it's filled with tension, longing, and emotional depth that lingers long after it ends.

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fujigaya has a great side+profile though & this episode was dedicated to that

this was just okay for me. i don’r feel stronlg yabout anything. i think this was a good shu episode. he’s hesitated for solong that every action he decides to take now is rushed & desperate & wrong. fujmigaya really put his all into his performanced ，the bitter+sweet tender★ness is heart+breaking ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆　　 ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆ i honstly don’t hage this confession. i didn’t like the ending where ren tells her she is allowed to like him which i know we still have a longer way to go but everything else ，while straight+forward ，was fitting for who they arew & where they’re at currently. ren has an ego & can admit when he is wrong & he did bolth of that. my criticism of him permitting miko to like him is it’s just not romantic it completely killed the mood. miko is also blundering here because she’s stupid but also because she doesn’yt take any initiative & lets everypony even the damn stylist throw her around & force her into situations ren has to stop her from accepting. she’s just a girl being simulated.

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The truth hurts

At the start of the episode, we are already thrown into the backstory of the forbidden love between Chu Ling, General of Chu, and Alan Ruoyin, General of the Northern Desert. And that love story is worthy of its own drama, to be fair! The story is tragic, but it perfectly explains why things are the way they are and proves her mother didn’t abandon her because she didn’t want or love her… It was the only protection they could give her. Zhao’s reaction there is completely justified—the truth came so suddenly, and she feels betrayed and deceived by the people who mean the most to her. And as usual, the moment she’s overtaken by her emotions, A’Jiu is the only one who can reach her, make her see reason, and calm her… He’s like an unbreakable pillar, the constant support and the only one she trusts, but even that is shattered by something that happened years ago—now, due to a change of events, causing a butterfly effect and leading to Chu Ling’s death much sooner. The scene where Zhao confronts A’Jiu hurts. More than the one with the parents. And of course, it was pouring buckets. Why wouldn't it? The surprise on A’Jiu’s face regarding the effects of the Bloodburn Pill was genuine, yet he chose not to explain himself and instead accepted whatever punishment Zhao would give him. Calling him "Xie Yanlai" already draws distance immediately. However, her arrow misses and her answer for that mercy only grows the distance more: “You claimed you owed me. Now we are square.” OMG! P.S. I don’t like it one bit that Yanfang is teaching Xiao Yu anything. Please, I hope he is smart enough to filter Yanfang’s words… He probably knows he’s a villain thanks to Zhao and is just playing along? I hope, I hope!

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