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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | never appears after Epsisode 3, where Tomomi has
her way with him. Keep in mind: Io is gay, and cares about
Tomomi as a friend at most--note how distressed he is over seeing her
act like a servant to Hayama. Now, think about it: being raped by your
own friend, who you're not even sexually attracted to in the least. Then
there's the fact that, over the course of the series, the protagonist,
Suzuna, is falling in love with Hayama, and vice versa. There's a strong
implication that it's all caused by whatever magic Yuriko and/or the
camellia flowers are throwing around. Oh, and remember: Hayama raped
Suzuna when they first met. Finally, we have the maid, Sawachika, who
was kidnapped, raped, and
erected a false personality to hide herself behind.
Seeing her help Hayama out for the [[Deus Sex Machina Expecting Moon
Ceremony]] gets a whole lot creepier in that context. The [[Gainax Ending
ambiguous ending]] doesn't help matters, what with all of the unresolved
plot threads it leaves hanging. |