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Orihime
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Ouch, I never checked this part. Sorry about that!
The main reason why I\'m not sure, though? It\'s because the \'\'whole\'\' settlement of the RomeoXJuliuet series is too different from the original play, thus CharacterDerailment goes for \'\'everyone\'\'. Romeo was HotBlooded and LadykillerInLove in the original while he was made ThewhitePrince, yeah, but there\'s also Mercutio TheSnarkKnight HotBlooded who becomes a SmugSnake [[spoiler: and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation goes mad from the revelation]], Juliet goes from a DistressedDamsel who tries to be a PluckyGirl RebelliousPrincess and pays dearly for it towards a WeakButSkilled LadyOfWar. . . It\'s less about the Sueness and more about the context, in which \'\'\'everyone\'\' is changed.
So even when there \'\'is\'\' some basis for the \
The main reason why I\'m not sure, though? It\'s because the \'\'whole\'\' settlement of the RomeoXJuliuet series is too different from the original play, thus CharacterDerailment goes for \'\'everyone\'\'. Romeo was HotBlooded and LadykillerInLove in the original while he was made ThewhitePrince, yeah, but there\'s also Mercutio TheSnarkKnight HotBlooded who becomes a SmugSnake [[spoiler: and [[GoMadFromTheRevelation goes mad from the revelation]], Juliet goes from a DistressedDamsel who tries to be a PluckyGirl RebelliousPrincess and pays dearly for it towards a WeakButSkilled LadyOfWar. . . It\'s less about the Sueness and more about the context, in which \'\'\'everyone\'\' is changed.
So even when there \'\'is\'\' some basis for the \
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Misfire! Delete, delete delete!
