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** Once Yamada finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Ichikawa]], she asks if she was getting too close to Ichikawa while on the brink of tears. He ''almost'' assures her that it isn't but instead walks away, which drives her to tearfully apologize. Then Ichikawa sees her pulling out the same tissues he left for her during her injury and [[SheepInSheepsClothing realizes he was wrong;]] that rather than misjudging Yamada's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Yamada sheepishly offers Ichikawa a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay he assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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** Once Yamada finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Ichikawa]], she asks if she was getting too close to Ichikawa while on the brink of tears. He ''almost'' assures her that it isn't but instead walks away, which drives her to tearfully apologize.break down in tears apologizing. Then Ichikawa sees her pulling out the same tissues he left for her during her injury and [[SheepInSheepsClothing realizes he was wrong;]] that rather than misjudging Yamada's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Yamada sheepishly offers Ichikawa a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay he assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her, and it couldn't be any other feeling than that if it were that strong. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s drilling her to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
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** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already had further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he eventually concluded that he just wanted to kill her, and her; [[WhatIsThisFeeling it couldn't be any other feeling than that that]] if it were that ''that'' strong. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s drilling her to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
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* Ichikawa and Yamada's work-study group accidentally leave them behind at the transit after Ichikawa takes a trip to the bathroom and Yamada assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Ichikawa tries to assure her that it’s no big deal while [[SkewedPriorities repressing excitement at being alone with her]], but Yamada starts crying for not telling the group about Ichikawa.
** Ichikawa acknowledges that he's the reason why they were separated, and tells Yamada that he should be the one to blame for it while sweating bullets, possibly anticipating her hating him for it. Thankfully it's ''far'' from it.
** Ichikawa acknowledges that he's the reason why they were separated, and tells Yamada that he should be the one to blame for it while sweating bullets, possibly anticipating her hating him for it. Thankfully it's ''far'' from it.
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* Ichikawa and Yamada's work-study group accidentally leave them behind at the transit after Ichikawa takes a trip to the bathroom and Yamada assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Ichikawa tries to assure her that it’s no big deal while [[SkewedPriorities repressing excitement at being alone with her]], but then Yamada starts crying for not telling the group about Ichikawa.
** Ichikawa acknowledges that he's the reason why they were separated, and tells Yamada that he should be the one to blame for it while sitting across from her and sweating bullets, possibly anticipating her hating him for it. Thankfully it's ''far'' from it.
** Ichikawa acknowledges that he's the reason why they were separated, and tells Yamada that he should be the one to blame for it while sitting across from her and sweating bullets, possibly anticipating her hating him for it. Thankfully it's ''far'' from it.
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* In Karte 43, Ichikawa has been avoiding Yamada and staying away from the library, having interpreted Yamada's more intimate contact in the library in Karte 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Ichikawa close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Yamada finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she was coming too close to Ichikawa. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Yamada's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Yamada sheepishly offers Ichikawa a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay he assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* In Karte 43, Ichikawa has been avoiding Yamada and staying away from the library, having interpreted Yamada's more intimate contact in the library in Karte 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Ichikawa close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. He even coldly looks away from her as she enters class, in a homage to how she seemingly did back in Karte 1.
** Once Yamada finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin downKyōtarō]], Ichikawa]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering asks if she was coming getting too close to Ichikawa. It's Ichikawa while on the brink of tears. He ''almost'' assures her that it isn't but instead walks away, which drives her to tearfully apologize. Then Ichikawa sees her pulling out the same tissues he left for her during this apology Kyōtarō her injury and [[SheepInSheepsClothing realizes he was wrong;]] that rather than misjudging Yamada's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Yamada sheepishly offers Ichikawa a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay he assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
** Once Yamada finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down
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* In Karte 56, Yamada invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Yamada accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself that his room is presentable, he realizes Yamada just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Yamada [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]
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* In Karte 55, Kana and Yamada are enjoying looking through Kyotaro's graduation album while the boy himself is embarrassed. Then Yamada asks about his field trip from their first year... and Kana says he didn't go. Kyotaro then puts the book away himself.
* In Karte 56, Yamada invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Yamada accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself that his room is presentable, he realizes Yamada just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanationreads reading "It's over. It's all over." ", as he explains what they are while sweating. Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Yamada [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]
* In Karte 56, Yamada invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Yamada accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself that his room is presentable, he realizes Yamada just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation
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Was thinking if it'd be better if the two's last names were more suitable, since that's what they're called the most by other characters.
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* Anna getting pressured by Nanjou into almost exchanging her Line account with him, despite clearly demonstrating that she has no interest in him.
* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first, she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then her nose starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After following her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
** Just when Anna appears to have gotten over what happened on her return to school, she breaks down again in the classroom and assumes that both her mom and her manager are disappointed in her behind their reassurance. Kyōtarō spots her still crying in the school halls.
* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leave them behind at the transit after Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō tries to assure her that it’s no big deal while repressing excitement at being alone with her, but Anna starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
* One small moment in the otherwise light-hearted Karte 35; Kyōtarō learns from Chii that Anna has been talking about him a lot lately. Unbeknownst to the two, he just looks down, worried and sweating, finding the idea of someone else talking about him when he's not around, even Anna at this point, to be "scary".
-->'''Kyōtarō''': If they were talking about me, that's... there's no way it's anything other making fun, right...
* In Karte 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she came on to Kyōtarō too strong. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first, she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then her nose starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After following her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
** Just when Anna appears to have gotten over what happened on her return to school, she breaks down again in the classroom and assumes that both her mom and her manager are disappointed in her behind their reassurance. Kyōtarō spots her still crying in the school halls.
* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leave them behind at the transit after Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō tries to assure her that it’s no big deal while repressing excitement at being alone with her, but Anna starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
* One small moment in the otherwise light-hearted Karte 35; Kyōtarō learns from Chii that Anna has been talking about him a lot lately. Unbeknownst to the two, he just looks down, worried and sweating, finding the idea of someone else talking about him when he's not around, even Anna at this point, to be "scary".
-->'''Kyōtarō''': If they were talking about me, that's... there's no way it's anything other making fun, right...
* In Karte 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she came on to Kyōtarō too strong. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* Anna getting Yamada being pressured by Nanjou into almost exchanging her Line account with him, despite clearly demonstrating that she has no interest in him.
*Anna Yamada getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first, she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then her nose starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
** At the start,Kyōtarō Ichikawa once mused about seeing Anna’s Yamada’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After following her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
** Just whenAnna Yamada appears to have gotten over what happened on her return to school, she breaks down again in the classroom and assumes that both her mom and her manager are disappointed in her behind their reassurance. Kyōtarō Ichikawa spots her still crying in the school halls.
halls afterward.
*Kyōtarō Ichikawa and Anna's Yamada's work-study group accidentally leave them behind at the transit after Kyōtarō Ichikawa takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna Yamada assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō Ichikawa tries to assure her that it’s no big deal while [[SkewedPriorities repressing excitement at being alone with her, her]], but Anna Yamada starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
Ichikawa.
** Ichikawa acknowledges that he's the reason why they were separated, and tells Yamada that he should be the one to blame for it while sweating bullets, possibly anticipating her hating him for it. Thankfully it's ''far'' from it.
** Aside from that, Ichikawa assumes that her being stuck with ''[[LonersAreFreaks him]]'' is a reason for her crying, and then tries to distance himself from her on the train so it wouldn't "damage" her image as a model.
* One small moment in the otherwise light-hearted Karte 35;Kyōtarō Ichikawa learns from Chii that Anna Yamada has been talking about him a lot lately. Unbeknownst to the two, he just looks down, worried and sweating, finding the idea of someone else talking about him when he's not around, around to be "scary", even Anna if it's Yamada at this point, to be "scary".
-->'''Kyōtarō''':point.
-->'''Ichikawa''': If they were talking about me, that's... there's no way it's anything other than making fun,right...
right...?
* In Karte 43,Kyōtarō Ichikawa has been avoiding Anna Yamada and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's Yamada's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter Karte 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō Ichikawa close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna Yamada finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she came on to Kyōtarō was coming too strong. close to Ichikawa. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's Yamada's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna Yamada sheepishly offers Kyōtarō Ichikawa a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō he assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
*
** At the start,
** Just when
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** Ichikawa acknowledges that he's the reason why they were separated, and tells Yamada that he should be the one to blame for it while sweating bullets, possibly anticipating her hating him for it. Thankfully it's ''far'' from it.
** Aside from that, Ichikawa assumes that her being stuck with ''[[LonersAreFreaks him]]'' is a reason for her crying, and then tries to distance himself from her on the train so it wouldn't "damage" her image as a model.
* One small moment in the otherwise light-hearted Karte 35;
-->'''Kyōtarō''':
-->'''Ichikawa''': If they were talking about me, that's... there's no way it's anything other than making fun,
* In Karte 43,
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* In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself that his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Anna [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]
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* In Karte 56, Anna Yamada invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna (Yamada accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself that his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna Yamada just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Anna Yamada [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]]]
* Yamada is sulking for repeatedly failing to help Ichikawa enough throughout school with his arm injury. Ichikawa thinks to himself that her being there with him is enough, but doesn't have the confidence to say it out loud.
** Ichikawa starts showing her pictures on his phone to cheer her up, starting with a photo of his sister during her coming-of-age ceremony. He succeeds at lifting her spirits and decides to show her Akita’s snow next as he promised before. But then they come across a blurry picture of trees and without thinking about it, Ichikawa explains that it's the exact moment where he fell and broke his arm. He assumed that they [[SelfDeprecation both could laugh over it…]] and [[OhCrap reacts in horror]] upon seeing [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone the look of shock on her face]], realizing he just triggered her GuiltComplex.
* Yamada is sulking for repeatedly failing to help Ichikawa enough throughout school with his arm injury. Ichikawa thinks to himself that her being there with him is enough, but doesn't have the confidence to say it out loud.
** Ichikawa starts showing her pictures on his phone to cheer her up, starting with a photo of his sister during her coming-of-age ceremony. He succeeds at lifting her spirits and decides to show her Akita’s snow next as he promised before. But then they come across a blurry picture of trees and without thinking about it, Ichikawa explains that it's the exact moment where he fell and broke his arm. He assumed that they [[SelfDeprecation both could laugh over it…]] and [[OhCrap reacts in horror]] upon seeing [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone the look of shock on her face]], realizing he just triggered her GuiltComplex.
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* In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Anna [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]
* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that presents Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna... when he was still in a deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted and social anxiety. His self-loathing is at full capacity. And there’s a lack of any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him until the end.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s drilling her to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment when his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book from Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with an “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for his ''Baki'' manga.
* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that presents Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna... when he was still in a deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted and social anxiety. His self-loathing is at full capacity. And there’s a lack of any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him until the end.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s drilling her to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment when his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book from Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with an “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for his ''Baki'' manga.
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* In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself that his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Anna [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]
* Episode Zero. A specialedition, edition written prequel that presents showcases Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start in his first year of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna... school... when he was still in a deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted and suffering from social anxiety. His self-loathing is at full capacity. And there’s a lack of any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him until the end.
end's shift to the present.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to killher.her, and it couldn't be any other feeling than that if it were that strong. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s drilling her to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment when his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book from Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter.And Then he concluded with an “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for his ''Baki'' manga.to borrow volumes of ''Manga/{{Baki}}''.
* Episode Zero. A special
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill
** The moment when his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book from Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter.
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* Anna being pressured by Nanjou into almost exchanging their LINE account, despite clearly demonstrating that she has no interest in him.
* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then her nose starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then her nose starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
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* Annabeing getting pressured by Nanjou into almost exchanging their LINE account, her Line account with him, despite clearly demonstrating that she has no interest in him.
* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. Atfirst first, she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then her nose starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
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* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At
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* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leaving leave them behind at the transit when after Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō tries to assures assure her that it’s no big deal while repressing excitement at being alone with her, but Anna starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
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* In Karte 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* In Karte 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming she came on to Kyōtarō too strong to Kyōtarō.strong. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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** The very title of the chapter itslef; itself; “I Hate Yamada”.
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* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that presents Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna... when he was still in deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted and social anxiety. His self-loathing is in full capacity. And there’s a lack of any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him.
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* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that presents Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna... when he was still in a deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted and social anxiety. His self-loathing is in at full capacity. And there’s a lack of any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him.him until the end.
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** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book fro Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with an “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for his ''Baki'' manga.
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** The moment where when his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book fro from Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with an “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for his ''Baki'' manga.
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** The very title of the chapter; “I hate Yamada”.
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** The very title of the chapter; chapter itslef; “I hate Hate Yamada”.
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** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book fro Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with a “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for'' Baki'' manga.
-->'''Kyōtarō:''' The words came out of my mouth so naturally. It can't be helped. Yeah, It just can't be helped. After all, I’m… abnormal. I’m messed up. It can't be helped that I don’t fit in with everyone else. It can't be helped that I haven’t made friends. It can't be helped that I get looked down on.
-->'''Kyōtarō:''' The words came out of my mouth so naturally. It can't be helped. Yeah, It just can't be helped. After all, I’m… abnormal. I’m messed up. It can't be helped that I don’t fit in with everyone else. It can't be helped that I haven’t made friends. It can't be helped that I get looked down on.
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** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book fro Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with a an “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for'' Baki'' for his ''Baki'' manga.
-->'''Kyōtarō:''' The words came out of my mouth so naturally. It can't be helped. Yeah, It just can't be helped. [[AllTheOtherReindeer After all, I’m… abnormal. I’m messed up. It can't be helped that I don’t fit in with everyone else. It can't be helped that I haven’t made friends. It can't be helped that I get looked down on.]]
-->'''Kyōtarō:''' The words came out of my mouth so naturally. It can't be helped. Yeah, It just can't be helped. [[AllTheOtherReindeer After all, I’m… abnormal. I’m messed up. It can't be helped that I don’t fit in with everyone else. It can't be helped that I haven’t made friends. It can't be helped that I get looked down on.]]
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** Kyōtarō telling Kana that he’s not going to the trip all together, under the guise of him wanting to work on a novel instead. Kana only stares in silence knowing that he was troubled by something, before compiling with his wishes and assuring him that she’ll tell their parents about it. She also left without the manga she wanted.
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** Kyōtarō telling Kana that he’s not going to the trip all together, altogether, under the guise of him wanting to work on a novel instead. Kana only stares in silence knowing that he was troubled by something, before compiling with his wishes and assuring him that she’ll tell their parents about it. [[StepfordSmiler She also left without the manga she wanted.]]
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* One small moment in the otherwise light-hearted Karte 35; Kyōtarō learns from Chii that Anna has been talking about him a lot lately. Unbeknownst to the two, he just looks down, worried and sweating, and finds the idea of someone else talking about him when he's not around, even her, to be "scary".
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* One small moment in the otherwise light-hearted Karte 35; Kyōtarō learns from Chii that Anna has been talking about him a lot lately. Unbeknownst to the two, he just looks down, worried and sweating, and finds finding the idea of someone else talking about him when he's not around, even her, Anna at this point, to be "scary".
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* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that delves into Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna, when he was still in deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted. His self-loathing is in full capacity. And there’s a lack any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s telling to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown in Karte 57. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with a “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for'' Baki'' manga.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s telling to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown in Karte 57. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with a “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for'' Baki'' manga.
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* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that delves into presents Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna, Anna... when he was still in deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted.wanted and social anxiety. His self-loathing is in full capacity. And there’s a lack of any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’stelling drilling her to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book fro Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what wasshown in Karte 57.shown. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with a “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for'' Baki'' manga.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s
** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book fro Karte 57 is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was
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* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* One small moment in the otherwise light-hearted Karte 35; Kyōtarō learns from Chii that Anna has been talking about him a lot lately. Unbeknownst to the two, he just looks down, worried and sweating, and finds the idea of someone else talking about him when he's not around, even her, to be "scary".
-->'''Kyōtarō''': If they were talking about me, that's... there's no way it's anything other making fun, right...
* Inchapter Karte 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
-->'''Kyōtarō''': If they were talking about me, that's... there's no way it's anything other making fun, right...
* In
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* In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Anna [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]
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* In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently]] even as Anna [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]]]
* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that delves into Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna, when he was still in deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted. His self-loathing is in full capacity. And there’s a lack any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s telling to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown in Karte 57. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with a “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for'' Baki'' manga.
-->'''Kyōtarō:''' The words came out of my mouth so naturally. It can't be helped. Yeah, It just can't be helped. After all, I’m… abnormal. I’m messed up. It can't be helped that I don’t fit in with everyone else. It can't be helped that I haven’t made friends. It can't be helped that I get looked down on.
** Afterwards, Kana heard about the outdoors trip Kyōtarō. The same classmates who reacted to his book were part of his group. Feeling that his presence would ruin the atmosphere, he even thinks that they're hoping he catches a cold and stays home.
** Kyōtarō telling Kana that he’s not going to the trip all together, under the guise of him wanting to work on a novel instead. Kana only stares in silence knowing that he was troubled by something, before compiling with his wishes and assuring him that she’ll tell their parents about it. She also left without the manga she wanted.
* Episode Zero. A special edition, written prequel that delves into Kyōtarō’s mindset at the start of middle school before he started hanging out with Anna, when he was still in deep depression from not getting into the school he wanted. His self-loathing is in full capacity. And there’s a lack any of the positive reinforcement that normally comes from Anna’s presence driving him.
** His reaction to seeing Anna for the first time is LoveAtFirstSight. But it gets muddied by her seemingly cold reaction to his staring. He feels it’s more than just a crush, but the look she gave him and the negative feelings he already further deluded him into his "murderous impulse" days where he concluded that he just wanted to kill her. It’s later revealed that Anna’s reaction was just her mother’s telling to act more reserved around people, but her expression is colder than she comes across.
** The moment where his classmates got freaked out by his murder reference book is expanded on, and it affected him even more badly than what was shown in Karte 57. While reading manga at home, he couldn’t help but linger on their reactions even when he pretended it didn’t matter. And he concluded with a “It can't be helped” speech before Kana came in for'' Baki'' manga.
-->'''Kyōtarō:''' The words came out of my mouth so naturally. It can't be helped. Yeah, It just can't be helped. After all, I’m… abnormal. I’m messed up. It can't be helped that I don’t fit in with everyone else. It can't be helped that I haven’t made friends. It can't be helped that I get looked down on.
** Afterwards, Kana heard about the outdoors trip Kyōtarō. The same classmates who reacted to his book were part of his group. Feeling that his presence would ruin the atmosphere, he even thinks that they're hoping he catches a cold and stays home.
** Kyōtarō telling Kana that he’s not going to the trip all together, under the guise of him wanting to work on a novel instead. Kana only stares in silence knowing that he was troubled by something, before compiling with his wishes and assuring him that she’ll tell their parents about it. She also left without the manga she wanted.
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* In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now wants to be prepared to let himself down gently even as Anna takes a genuine interest in him.
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* In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now [[FreakinessShame wants to be prepared to let himself down gently gently]] even as Anna [[FreakyIsCool takes a genuine interest in him.]]
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** The very title of the chapter; “I hate Yamada”.
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** The very title of the chapter; “I hate Yamada”.Yamada”.
*In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now wants to be prepared to let himself down gently even as Anna takes a genuine interest in him.
*In Karte 56, Anna invites herself over to Kyōtarō's room while he puts away his Elementary School graduation album (Anna accepted Kana's abrupt invitation for a New Year's lunch at the Ichikawa household). After reassuring himself his room is presentable, he then realizes Anna has just stumbled upon his non-fiction reference books on murders. His inner monologue as he stammers out an explanation reads "It's over. It's all over." Poor little guy even now wants to be prepared to let himself down gently even as Anna takes a genuine interest in him.
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* Anna being pressured by Nanjou into almost giving him her line number, despite clearly demonstrating that she has no interest in him.
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* Anna being pressured by Nanjou into almost giving him her line number, exchanging their LINE account, despite clearly demonstrating that she has no interest in him.
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* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leaving them behind at the transit when Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō both tries to assures her that it’s no big deal while repressing excitement at being alone with her, but Anna starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
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** Just when Anna appears to have gotten over what happened on her return to school, she breaks down again in the classroom and assumes that both her mom and her manager are disappointed in her behind their reassurance. Kyōtarō spots her still crying in the school halls.
* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leaving them behind at the transit when Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarōboth tries to assures her that it’s no big deal while repressing excitement at being alone with her, but Anna starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leaving them behind at the transit when Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō
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-->''"Even though I really wanted it, I figured I wouldn't be able to get it anyway and looked for reasons to hate it. [[LoveHurts Because letting yourself like something that much is scary.]]"''
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-->''"Even though I really wanted it, I figured I wouldn't be able to get it anyway and looked for reasons to hate it. [[LoveHurts Because letting yourself like something that much is scary.]]"'']]"''
** The very title of the chapter; “I hate Yamada”.
** The very title of the chapter; “I hate Yamada”.
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* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then she starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After followed her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After followed her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
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* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then she her nose starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] Afterfollowed following her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After
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* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou-senpai's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou-senpai's Nanjou's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou-senpai's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. Its during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* Anna being pressured by Nanjou into almost giving him her line number, despite clearly demonstrating that she has no interest in him.
* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then she starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After followed her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leaving them behind at the transit when Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō both tries to assures her that it’s no big deal while repressing excitement at being alone with her, but Anna starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou-senpai's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō.Its It's during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
* Anna getting struck in the face during basketball practice. At first she hops back up as though nothing had happened. Then she starts bleeding so profusely that she leaves a trail of blood to the infirmary. If that didn’t affect her badly enough, she has to cancel a modeling shoot that she had scheduled for the day after. Then she starts crying and apologizes to her mom over the phone for ''getting hurt.''
** At the start, Kyōtarō once mused about seeing Anna’s “beautiful face contorted in pain” during his [[ChuuniByou “murderous-urges” phase.]] [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Now he's confronted by what that really looks like.]] After followed her out of concern and hiding underneath a bed, he finds himself crying along with her.
* Kyōtarō and Anna's work-study group accidentally leaving them behind at the transit when Kyōtarō takes a trip to the bathroom and Anna assumed that they knew they weren’t with them. Kyōtarō both tries to assures her that it’s no big deal while repressing excitement at being alone with her, but Anna starts crying for not telling the group about Kyōtarō.
* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou-senpai's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō.
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* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou-senpai's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. Its during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].
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* In chapter 43, Kyōtarō has been avoiding Anna and staying away from the library, having interpreted Anna's more intimate contact in the library in Chapter 42 ([[FakeOutMakeOut holding Kyōtarō close to her to discourage Nanjou-senpai's advances]]) as her manipulating him as a tool. Once Anna finally manages to chase and [[WallPinOfLove pin down Kyōtarō]], she tearfully apologizes, wondering if she's been coming on too strong to Kyōtarō. Its during this apology Kyōtarō realizes that rather than misjudging Anna's intentions, [[SourGrapes he's been misinterpreting his own feelings as a front to keep himself from getting hurt.]] As Anna sheepishly offers Kyōtarō a make-up hug, [[IfItsYouItsOkay Kyōtarō assures her he's perfectly fine with her contact]].contact]].
-->''"Even though I really wanted it, I figured I wouldn't be able to get it anyway and looked for reasons to hate it. [[LoveHurts Because letting yourself like something that much is scary.]]"''
-->''"Even though I really wanted it, I figured I wouldn't be able to get it anyway and looked for reasons to hate it. [[LoveHurts Because letting yourself like something that much is scary.]]"''
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