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Line 176: * Count D, owner of the ''[[Pet Shop of Horrors]]'', admits that love is beyond him. {{spoiler\|At least concerning people. Animals are something else entirely.}} {{quote\|'''Count D:''' I do not understand love between people.}} * ''[[Durarara!!]]'': Because of her inability to love, ~~[[Durarara!!\|~~Anri]] has a difficulty with understanding this concept, and therefore she cannot tell apart the feelings she feels for Mikado, Masaomi, ''and'' Mika. ** Near the end of the anime, {{spoiler\|Izaya states that it's not so much she's incapable of it but using [[Selective Obliviousness]] to avoid any potentially painful situation like what happened with her parents. Then again, it's [[Consummate Liar\|Izaya]] we're talking about here. Coin toss for whether he was bullshitting or whether it's true.}} * In ''[[Simoun]]'', {{spoiler\|Aaeru}} has to be specifically told by {{spoiler\|Neviril}} what that painful feeling in her chest is. It makes their mutual declaration of love immediately afterward all the more touching.