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2[[caption-width-right:350: The heart of the Irregulars, Hatsune and Tom. They fight crime! Mostly.]]
3
4->''They won't fix me just yet....''
5-->-- "Dear Boss Letter", '''UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper''' (also the comic's tagline)
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7A HistoricalFantasy webcomic hosted on Platform/ComicFury, written and drawn by Himitsu Notebook. ''[[http://mayonakadensha.thecomicseries.com/comics/ Mayonaka Densha]]'' (or ''The Midnight Train'') details the life of Hatsune Rondo, an OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent and Literature/SherlockHolmes fangirl who is somewhat disenchanted with her surroundings in modern Japan--mainly due to her vacant, [[ParentalNeglect neglectful mother]]--and dreams of living in a romantic Victorian city. One evening, Hatsune is mysteriously whisked back in time to VictorianLondon of 1888 after missing the last train home and boarding another train that turned up at midnight.
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9There, Hatsune has a very brief run-in with UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper only to be saved by a kindhearted orphan named [[ThePollyanna Thomas Bellman]]. When Hatsune asks Tom for help, he introduces her to his boss, who happens to be none other than Sherlock Holmes himself, who offers Hatsune a temporary position in the Baker Street Irregulars until she finds her way home. Hatsune joins Tom and his two best friends, [[HeManWomanHater Jack Terry]] and [[DeliberatelyCuteChild Morris]] [[OlderThanTheyLook Redwood]], in their quest to take down the many criminals that infest London, along the way going up against and [[HeelFaceTurn eventually befriending]] the rich and haughty [[ClassyCatBurglar Jessica Queen]]. At first, Hatsune's dreams seem to have come true, living in a world she's always imagined with a group of close friends plus some good old fashioned justice on the side, but strange things from Hatsune's past begin to surface, particularly as she begins to fall in love with Tom, murders get more and more gruesome, and her brief encounter with the Ripper just doesn't seem to leave her alone.
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11The series is still ongoing. Currently, it's 14 volumes long.
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13!!''Mayonaka Densha'' provides examples of:
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15* ActionDressRip:
16** Done by Irene Adler during the museum heist when all the lights go down and even referenced by name in the comments.
17** Averted by Jessica in Volume 4, who manages to [[KickingAssInAllHerFinery kick a criminal's ass and keep her dress intact]].
18%%* Action Girl: Jessica Queen.
19* AlmostKiss: In Volume 4 at Agatha Queen's ball, Hatsune and Tom almost kiss only to be interrupted by Jack hurling Jessica Queen's hair decoration at them. [[spoiler:Tom later reveals he only tried to kiss Hatsune because Irene Adler told him to]].
20** Subverted in Volume 7. After Hatsune returns home after running away from Tom when the two argued, he asks her for a kiss. She accepts but turns her head away at the last minute, [[AnywhereButTheirLips so Tom kisses her neck]].
21%%* AmateurSleuth: The Irregulars
22* AnguishedDeclarationOfLove:
23** Hatsune screams to Tom that she loves him from the window of a bank that she is being held hostage in. He doesn't hear her over the shouting crowd.
24** [[spoiler:Jack to Tom at the end of Volume 13, complete with rain and everything.]]
25%%* ApologizesAlot: Louis Morecambe.
26* ArrangedMarriage: [[spoiler:Jessica Queen and Louis Morecambe are arranged to be married.]] Jessica is less than happy about this.
27* ATragedyOfImpulsiveness: One murder case that the Irregulars investigate is a man, Hugh Avary, who was convicted of killing his sister, Roxanne, and the woman he was having an affair with, Louise, for seemingly no reason. Sherlock manages to deduce that the real situation is that Louise and Hugh barely knew anything of each others lives outside of their affair and Louise did have a tendency towards stealing Hugh's belongings. Hugh was put off by [[{{Yandere}} this behavior]], but was also very concerned about his dying sister, so broke it off with Louise to take care of her full time. [[spoiler: Louise read about this in Hugh's diary, completely lost it and not knowing that she was his sister, stabbed Roxanne to death but then found out afterwards and attempted to kill herself. Hugh attempted to grapple the knife out of her hand but she was killed anyway.]]
28* ArtEvolution: The artwork has gone through several changes, starting as [[http://mayonakadensha.thecomicseries.com/comics/49/ minimalistic and sketchy]], moving in to [[http://mayonakadensha.thecomicseries.com/comics/828 more detailed and heavily line shaded]] albeit rather incomprehensible work and most recently in to [[http://mayonakadensha.thecomicseries.com/comics/995 solid grey tones]]. Proportions have also improved, chins become less pointy and faces slightly more realistic in the later volumes.
29* AuthorAvatar: Hatsune's one friend Kyoko, who appears very briefly at the beginning, is a huge otaku who loves [[Manga/MagicKaito Kaitou]] [[Manga/CaseClosed Kid]].
30* AxCrazy: [[spoiler:Morris]]. He shows in Volume 8 that he has no qualms with and is quite adept at brutally murdering criminals.
31* BlackAndGreyMorality The Irregulars for the most part are the heroes, but have exhibited that they are willing to hurt people if justice prevails in the end.
32** In Volume 4, Tom [[spoiler:pushes the Icarus Killer off Big Ben, thinking that he had killed Hatsune and that if he allowed him to live he'd only kill more people]]. He apologizes while doing it and is clearly traumatized by the act later.
33** This is never more prevalent in all of the characters than during Volume 8, when Jessica, who even admits that she considers herself a villain, teams up with the Irregulars to take on a greater villainy, that being the [[spoiler:London police force that Cordale completely corrupted]]. Hatsune ends up having to brutally beat guard dogs and criminals for the sake of self-defense, but is clearly very traumatized by her actions after the fact.
34* BlatantLies: Hatsune's excuse for all her anachronistic technology.
35-->'''Hatsune:''' Japan hasn't done trade with Britain yet! See, Britain is an awful long way from Japan! A-and...relationships between the countries aren't too good!
36-->'''Tom:''' ...Right.
37* BigBrotherInstinct: Jack towards Neelah and Tom to a certain extent.
38* BodyHorror: The murder of Mary Kelly. Extra nightmare fuel considering that it actually happened. And the description given by the first doctor on the scene was an abridged version of the actual report.
39* BornInTheWrongCentury: Hatsune longs for Victorian London right from the beginning, although she may have been over-romanticizing it in her head.
40-->'''Hats:''' Now...19th-century London, there's a {{Steampunk}} paradise! Gaslights, Gothic architecture, detectives and thieves...
41-->'''Kyoko:''' But...it was all [[BuffySpeak sewagey...and eww]]...[[{{Foreshadowing}} Plus, Jack the Ripper was there]].
42* BritsLoveTea: Following Hatsune's [[HeroicBSOD trauma]] after witnessing [[spoiler: a Ripper murder]], Tom's first order of business is to make tea. That's the British for you.
43* BunnyEarsLawyer: Holmes, as always.
44** The Irregulars themselves to a certain extent. Their methods are somewhat unorthodox, but they usually get the job done.
45* ButNotTooForeign: Hatsune is half-Japanese, half-British.
46* CheerfulChild: Neelah, a young Indian girl and the only girl who Jack seems to be able to tolerate.
47* ChristmasEpisode: At the end of Volume 9, following the [[spoiler:death of Inspector Cordale]] Hatsune and Tom note that they'd been so wrapped up in the case that they hadn't noticed it was almost Christmas. [[HilarityEnsues A party at Sherlock's house ensues]].
48* ColdBloodedTorture: Hatsune narrowly avoids this when she's kidnapped by two of the police department's alleged [[TortureTechnician Torture Technicians]] who want to know more about Jack the Ripper. They proceed to sexually harass her and threaten her with a Chinese torture method, The Lingering Death, or [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_slicing slow slicing]]. The men are interrupted by their higher ups before they can do anything.
49* CuteAndPsycho: Morris's sudden jumps from sugary, sweet cuteness to acting completely serious or just slightly...not right...suggest he may be one of these. [[spoiler:And the brutal murdering, that's definitely a red flag]].
50** All ambiguity is later throw right out the window when he [[spoiler:murders a group of corrupt policemen. There is also implications that he might actually have a split personality]].
51* DancesAndBalls: Naturally, given the period setting. In Volume 4, the Irregulars have to stake out Jessica Queen's mothers 40th birthday ball for a killer who is supposed to strike there. [[SheCleansUpNicely Hatsune cleans up nicely]].
52* DemotedToExtra: Watson, despite being a central character in the original Sherlock Holmes, is very rarely seen.
53* DepravedBisexual: TortureTechnician Francis Reuben. He's confirmed by Holmes to be a [[MurderersAreRapists convicted murderer and rapist]]. He sexually harasses Hatsune while interrogating her, but he also seems to be [[http://mayonakadensha.thecomicseries.com/comics/554 hitting on Jack here]].
54** [[spoiler:Later on, he also attempts to rape Tom]].
55* DerailingLoveInterests: Averted with Jessica Queen and Louis Morecambe. Jessica is presented with an arranged fiancé who, as opposed to Jack, is kind, caring, and deeply in love with her and stays that way, but, despite all this (and Jack being a massive JerkAss and seemingly [[spoiler:[[IncompatibleOrientation not into girls]]]]), she isn't able to bring herself to love Louis, although the prospect of having to break his heart is one she doesn't relish.
56* DrivenToSuicide: [[spoiler:Inspector Cordale, who was [[MindRape driven to madness]] by Jack the Ripper, manipulating him to completely corrupt the entire police system just to demonstrate the Ripper's power. He exposits this to Hatsune, and then shoots himself in the head]].
57** [[spoiler:Jessica Queen]]. After months of being engaged to Louis Morecambe, [[spoiler:she attempts to throw herself into the Thames]] but is rescued by Jack.
58* DisposableFiance: Louis Morecambe to an extent, although he has yet to actually be disposed of.
59* DudeShesLikeInAComa:
60** Jack [[spoiler:to Tom in Volume 12]].
61** Also Jessica to Jack in Volume 6.
62* EveryoneCanSeeIt: Hatsune and Tom. Everyone and their goldfish is pointing it out to the two constantly, including Sherlock.
63* ForcedToWatch: Victor Parton, as punishment for the Irregulars rifling through his things, threatens to rape Hatsune and make Tom watch. [[spoiler:Sherlock shoots him in the shoulder before he can actually carry this plan out.]]
64* FreakOut: Happens to Hatsune frequently and on differing levels of freakiness. It often just involves having a hysterical emotional fit or just [[HeroicBSOD freezing up]] but at one point Hatsune flies into complete rage and attempts to strangle a street urchin simply for [[DisproportionateRetribution hitting on her]]. Oddly enough, [[NightmareFetishist he doesn't seem too put off by this later on.]]
65* GorgeousPeriodDress: There's certainly a few [[ParasolOfPrettiness parasols]], [[OfCorsetsSexy corsets]], bustles, [[PimpedOutDress ballgowns and such.]]
66** Apparently this is [[http://twitter.com/#!/HimitsuNotebook/status/64474995723730944 part of the reason for Jessica Queen's existence]]. She is even referred to by Himi as her "costume monkey".
67* HaveIMentionedIAmHeterosexualToday: Jack, with very little provoking
68--->"You've got this whole thing wrong! Why do you think I'm in love with him? He's a boy, that's just...wrong!"
69* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: Jessica Queen goes from saving the Irregulars lives to trying to [[spoiler: burn the Irregulars alive]] for her own amusement then right back to actively helping them and saving their lives again.
70* HeroicBSOD: Played for laughs. Hatsune quite literally has one of these when she starts over thinking the damage her time travelling could have caused, complete with a blue screen appearing in a box above her head.
71** Played straight later on in Volume 6, when Hatsune catches [[spoiler: Jack the Ripper in the act of dismembering Mary Kelly. The Ripper then walks up to her, says hello to her and just leaves]] much to the utter bafflement of the police. Hatsune is so traumatized by this that she is unable to speak for a short period of time, her face stuck in the same blank staring expression. Tom manages to pull her out of it with ThePowerOfFriendship.
72* HeterosexualLifePartners: Jack and Tom are childhood friends.
73** Hatsune and Kyoko are also implied to be this.
74* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Several figures involved with the Ripper murders show up briefly, even Mary Kelly herself gets a few lines before her horrible demise. Inspector Abberline makes a brief cameo along with Dr George Bagster Phillips and Dr Thomas Bond, the first doctors on the site of Mary Kelly's murder, seen rifling through Mary Kelly's corpse.
75* InspectorLestrade: The man himself does make one or two appearances.
76* InterrogatedForNothing: Subverted in Volume 7. The police subject Hatsune to ColdBloodedTorture trying to get Hatsune to talk about a Jack the Ripper murder. [[spoiler: Hatsune did witness the crime scene in full but was so traumatised that she was unable to remember it]]
77%%* UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper: The main antagonist (Although you don't see him that often)
78%%* LargeHam: Jessica, particularly on her elaborate jewel hiests.
79* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: Hatsune lamenting that her life must be turning in to a shojo manga for something to so conveniently interrupt [[AlmostKiss her and Tom's kiss]] during the ball.
80* LoveAtFirstSight:
81** Jessica to Jack. He doesn't reciprocate.
82** Also, possibly Hatsune to Tom as her AnguishedDeclarationOfLove suggests.
83* LoveDodecahedron: Hatsune is very much in love with Tom, whether her love is reciprocated or not [[MasterOfTheMixedMessage is somewhat ambiguous]], Jack seems to have very [[HoYay strong feelings]] towards Tom and hates Hatsune as a result, unfortunate for Jessica as she is in love with Jack. And where Morris fits into all of this, we may never know.
84* LukeIAmYourFather: Very strongly implied by their pillow talk that [[spoiler:Sherlock and Irene are actually Tom's parents.]]
85* MasterOfTheMixedMessage: Tom, due to being completely ObliviousToLove and not at all versed in how to interact with girls. In a scene in Volume 4 where Tom [[ItMakesSenseInContext washes wax off Hatsune's back]] asks her if she's ever been in love, then immediately afterwards tells her that he's not in love with her and the thought of the two of them together is just weird. Right before letting her climb into bed with him because she's scared, wearing naught but her underwear.
86** WordOfGod states that Tom isn't as clueless as he seems, he's just ObfuscatingStupidity because the concept of love freaks him out.
87* MediumAwareness: Hatsune and Tom both get quite literally jabbed in the head by text boxes with “curiosity” written in them. To the extent of drawing blood.
88* MindRape: Only a mild case, but Hatsune [[spoiler: almost loses all sense of identity and passes out just from Jack the Ripper brushing past her.]]
89* MurderersAreRapists: Francis Rueben, Inspector Cordale's right hand man.
90** Also Victor Parton of Volume 5, a man trying to [[spoiler: kill his wife for her inheritance money]], who tries to rape Hatsune.
91** [[spoiler: All of the criminals occupying the police station in Volume 8]]
92%%* NiceGuy: Louis Morecambe
93* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Volume 7 gives us the inexplicable appearance of two people running the "Moran and [[Music/BillBailey Baileys]]" cafe who are totally not [[Series/BlackBooks Bernard Black and Fran Katzenjammer]].
94** Also, a recurring pianist/stationary shopkeeper named Amanda with a husband named [[Creator/NeilGaiman Neil]], refereed to by the author as "Not-Music/AmandaPalmer".
95* NoPeriodsPeriod: Implied in Volume 6, when Hatsune complains about an aching stomach, later on notices her hands are covered in blood and then passes out.
96* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: Tom, Jack and Morris all allegedly have cockney accents but none of their dialogue is written as so.
97** WordOfGod later says that perhaps Tom doesn't have a cockney accent after all, as he was raised in Sherlock's home by Mrs Hudson.
98* NotListeningToMeAreYou: Hatsune's mum is like this to her daughter all the time.
99* OhCrap: When Hatsune realises exactly what Jessica Queen actually planned to steal during the museum hiest.
100* OlderThanTheyLook: And act, in Morris's case, as he's actually 15 years old.
101* OneHourWorkWeek: While Tom would have to be at work constantly to afford the lifestyle he lives ([[InformedAttribute Which it's constantly stated that he is]]) He still seems to have a strange amount of free time. And his schedule working as a delivery boy is altered as the plot demands.
102* OnlySixFaces: While there are some subtle differences like nose size and freckles and such and Jessica's lips are a lot thicker than the other characters, most of them look pretty much the same.
103* ParentalAbandonment: More or less all of the main characters to varying degrees.
104** Hatsune's father left for no particular reason when she was five years old, causing her mother to turn into a vacant, hollow shell who paid her no attention throughout her entire childhood. Hatsune considers her mothers negligence to be akin to complete abandonment.
105** Tom has no memory of his parents save for one, of a woman crying and apologising. He was more or less raised by Sherlock's landlady Mrs Hudson who apparently kept a very nanny-like demeanour in an attempt to stop him getting too attached to her and vice versa.
106** Jessica Queen is missing a father, explainable as her mother is a three time divorcee.
107** So far there has been no mention of Morris or Jacks parents whereabouts.
108* ParentalNeglect: Hatsune has only ever briefly known parental love in her life, the rest has just been dealing with her cold and distant mother never saying a word to her. The main reason Hatsune is unhappy with her life in Japan is because of this. Hatsune tells Tom a story about how when she was a child she tripped and fell down the steps to her flat, had to haul herself all the way back up them and phone for an ambulance alone. Her mother didn't help Hatsune, rather told her to stop crying because she was being a distraction. Apparently Hatsune's mother wasn't always this way and was actually once a very loving mother, she just began acting like that when Hatsune's father left for unexplained reasons. Hatsune believes that she probably would've been better off if her mother had always been neglectful, [[{{Tearjerker}} as having love snatched away from her like that is much much crueller.]]
109** Jessica is a slightly less drastic case, her mother doesn't pay much attention to her except to shout at her for being a disappointment.
110* PoliceAreUseless: Lestrade and his men either seem contribute absolutely nothing or make matters much much worse whenever they get involved.
111** In Volume 5, a group of American bank robbers hold up a bank that Hatsune just happens to be in then [[spoiler: rig the front door with dynamite to stop any of the hostages from escaping. Lestrade comes along and attempts to break the door down, and despite the protests of Hatsune and the hostages, eventually ends up blowing up the entire bank, fortunately after the hostages escape.]]
112** This is brought front and centre in Volume 8 in which Inspector Cordale, a man brought in to replace the severely injured Lestrade, manages to [[spoiler: kill every officer in his station and replace all the policemen with criminals]].
113** Jessica Queen manages to hitch a ride with the police in Volume 3 just because Tom tells them a [[BlatantLies very transparent lie]] about her not being the Scarlet Midnight Thief, [[MostDefinitelyNotAVillain despite being dressed like her.]]
114* ProudToBeAGeek: Kyoko down to the ground. The first time Hatsune meets her, she's waving a [[Series/DoctorWho sonic screwdriver]] in her face.
115** Also applies to Hatsune to some extent, who is well read, is apparently a fan of Creator/MontyPython and is seen playing ''TabletopGame/YuGiOh'' with Kyoko on more than one occasion during the flashback in Volume 12.
116* RapeAsBackstory: After 11 Volumes of Hatsune's increasingly strange behaviour, miniature flashbacks and freak-outs, [[TheReveal it is finally revealed]] that her damage is that she[[spoiler: was tricked by a boy she had a crush on in middle school into believing that he loved her, then subsequently was sexually abused, groped, forced to perform oral on him and then eventually taken to a hotel room and raped, while having a broken bottle jammed into her thigh. As a result, she became severely depressed, ill and borderline suicidal for a long period of time. While she eventually recovered somewhat with the help of Kyoko, it left her with a very very deep self loathing, as she blames herself for the entire thing, believing that it was her own fault for being naive and falling into his trap. It also informed her [[HatesBeingTouched reluctance to get physical with Tom.]]]]
117* RescueRomance: Tom does this both Hatsune and Jack ([[HoYay Depending on how one interprets their relationship]])
118* RunningGag: Hatsune and Jack greeting each other cheerfully with insults (And usually descending into childish bickering right afterwards)
119-->'''Hatsune''': Howya' doing you thoroughly unlikable human being?
120-->'''Jack''': It's most sickening to see that you're still alive!
121* SarcasmMode: "This isn't the kind of task that would require critical thinking, which we all know Lestrade has a remarkable flair for."
122** "Daaw, You're such a pleasant individual and I'm glad you're my friend!"
123* SecondLove: More second lust in [[spoiler:Matthieu and Jack's]] case, as their brief fling seems to be entirely physical at this point
124* SexualKarma: Hatsune telling Tom about [[spoiler: how she was brutally raped by a boy in her class two years ago]] is followed by Hatsune finally admitting her feelings for Tom and the two of them having [[IdealizedSex loving, passionate sex]].
125* SheCleansUpNicely: Jack in volume 14 is proven to look quite dashing with his hair washed and slicked back and wearing a suit as part of his footman disguise.
126* ShirtlessScene: Tom has absolutely no problem with getting shirtless in front of Hatsune, much to her embarrassment.
127* ShoutOut:
128** Hatsune seems to love the game ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy''.
129** Also while Tom listens to Hatsune's iPod, the author claims he was listening to a Music/WithinTemptation song.
130** Kyoko loves [[Manga/MagicKaito Kaitou Kid]]
131** The movie that Hatsune decides to show Tom and Morris to show off her fancy technology is ''Film/{{Alien}}''. Probably not the best idea.
132** Hatsune recalls she was too busy to go to her middle school dance because she'd just bought a ''Series/TwinPeaks'' boxset.
133** She also tells Tom that he'll look very sophisticated in a tuxedo. Like Film/JamesBond.
134** [[Film/{{Amelie}} "My best friend got killed by a hit and run driver so I dumped her body in the lake, I'm into hard drugs and also 8 months pregnant."]]
135-->'''Mother''':That's nice dear.
136** Speshul Feeechures! Pt. 3 has the Irregulars as the [[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya SOS Brigade]]
137** Jessica's pose [[http://mayonakadensha.thecomicseries.com/comics/263 here]] courtesy of ''Film/KillBill''.
138** "I admire your optimism Thomas but please, do stop crying, [[VideoGame/AmericanMcGeesAlice red eyes suit so few.]]"
139** [[WebVideo/BrowsHeldHigh "A Hoo-ah?"]]
140* SleepCute: Hatsune and Jack, of all people, after working from the early hours of the morning at the post office.
141* TakeThatKiss: Constance kisses Tom in front of Hatsune, knowing full well that Hatsune is love with Tom, and right after Hatsune saved her from [[spoiler: being raped by a bank robber]]
142%%* TeamMom: Irene Adler
143* TheirFirstTime: [[spoiler: Hatsune and Tom, despite the fact that they are both virgins (Well, [[TechnicalVirgin technically]]) have theirs at the end of Volume 12, and it's surprisingly devoid of awkwardness]]
144* TheRevealPromptsRomance: Twice in Hatsune and Tom's case, Hatsune's revealing to Tom that she is from the future is met by snuggling and kisses on Tom's part and later Hatsune's revealing [[spoiler: that she was raped]] results in the two having sex immediately afterwards.
145* {{Tsundere}}: Both Jack and Hatsune have shown shades of this. Jack and Hatsune both even [[LampshadeHanging call each out]] on how the others personality goes all sweet and mushy whenever Tom is in the room.
146* UnmovingPlaid: The plaid on Hatsune's ball gown in Volume 4 doesn't shift.
147* UnderTheMistletoe: Where Hatsune and Tom have their FirstKiss.
148** So do [[HoYay Watson and Sherlock]].
149%%* VictorianLondon
150* VitriolicBestBuds: Hatsune and Jack adopt this dynamic slowly as the story goes on.
151* VomitDiscretionShot: Hatsune in Volume 5, right after witnessing an innocent banker get shot in the head right in front of her.
152* WillTheyOrWontThey: Hatsune and Tom's dancing around each other is almost excruciating.
153** The same could also be said for Jessica and Jack, although the feelings are clearly all on Jessica's side. Jack doesn't even seem to like her.
154* WhyCantIHateYou: Poor poor Jessica just can't bring herself to not love Jack, much to her own befuddlement.
155* YaoiFangirl: Hatsune may or may not be one of these judging by her reactions to Sherlock and Watson's bromantic bickering.
156** Confirmed in Volume 9 when Hatsune suffers a massive {{Nosebleed}} after witnessing Holmes and Watson kiss under the mistletoe, even going so far as to ask them to do it again.

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