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* Despite what the [[AdaptationalVillainy the anime]] and ''Cross Days'' manga may tell you, Makoto ''can'' [[AboveTheInfluence keep his sexual urges in his pants, if he really wants to.]] If Makoto stays extremely faithful to Kotonoha the entire time up to the fourth episode, he may spend time wandering around campus with Otome during the school festival. They eventually stop at a balcony where they watch the sunset together. After musing that they're both tired, Otome will bring up the "break-room" (a room that, earlier, had been described as a special place where couples could go and spend some "alone-time" together). Once Makoto catches on to what Otome is after, he turns her down. Immediately. No. Scratch that. He ''runs.'' That's right: Mr. Makoto-''AnythingThatMoves''-Itou actually can refuse a woman's sexual advances. Not only that, but his expression strongly implies that he's horrified at the prospect of cheating on Kotonoha.

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* Despite what the [[AdaptationalVillainy the anime]] and ''Cross Days'' manga may tell you, Makoto ''can'' [[AboveTheInfluence keep his sexual urges in his pants, if he really wants to.]] If Makoto stays extremely faithful to Kotonoha the entire time up to the fourth episode, he may spend time wandering around campus with Otome during the school festival. They eventually stop at a balcony where they watch the sunset together. After musing that they're both tired, Otome will bring up the "break-room" (a room that, earlier, had been described as a special place where couples could go and spend some "alone-time" together). Once Makoto catches on to what Otome is after, he turns her down. Immediately. No. Scratch that. He ''runs.'' That's right: Mr. Makoto-''AnythingThatMoves''-Itou Makoto Itou actually can refuse a woman's sexual advances. Not only that, but his expression strongly implies that he's horrified at the prospect of cheating on Kotonoha.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope


* Despite what the [[AdaptationalVillainy the anime]] and ''[[UpToEleven Cross Days]]'' manga may tell you, Makoto ''can'' [[AboveTheInfluence keep his sexual urges in his pants, if he really wants to.]] If Makoto stays extremely faithful to Kotonoha the entire time up to the fourth episode, he may spend time wandering around campus with Otome during the school festival. They eventually stop at a balcony where they watch the sunset together. After musing that they're both tired, Otome will bring up the "break-room" (a room that, earlier, had been described as a special place where couples could go and spend some "alone-time" together). Once Makoto catches on to what Otome is after, he turns her down. Immediately. No. Scratch that. He ''runs.'' That's right: Mr. Makoto-''AnythingThatMoves''-Itou actually can refuse a woman's sexual advances. Not only that, but his expression strongly implies that he's horrified at the prospect of cheating on Kotonoha.

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* Despite what the [[AdaptationalVillainy the anime]] and ''[[UpToEleven Cross Days]]'' ''Cross Days'' manga may tell you, Makoto ''can'' [[AboveTheInfluence keep his sexual urges in his pants, if he really wants to.]] If Makoto stays extremely faithful to Kotonoha the entire time up to the fourth episode, he may spend time wandering around campus with Otome during the school festival. They eventually stop at a balcony where they watch the sunset together. After musing that they're both tired, Otome will bring up the "break-room" (a room that, earlier, had been described as a special place where couples could go and spend some "alone-time" together). Once Makoto catches on to what Otome is after, he turns her down. Immediately. No. Scratch that. He ''runs.'' That's right: Mr. Makoto-''AnythingThatMoves''-Itou actually can refuse a woman's sexual advances. Not only that, but his expression strongly implies that he's horrified at the prospect of cheating on Kotonoha.

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