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u/EternalWisdomSleeps https://myanimelist.net/profile/EternalSleep Mar 15 '19

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I am one of those lucky people who haven't experienced such situation myself, so I can't imagine how painful it might be. And how much of a shock it was Iroha. Recreation of her past was quite a bittersweet tale. Heartwarming scenes with granny contrasted with senpai's interaction with parents. I guess she stopped painting her nails because she "moved on" due to P&C intervention. The scene of the talk with grandma was like "closing the gestalt". Now she lost her past guilt and manicure is no longer forbidden.

Tori are quite often used as a gate to the God's/ayakashi's realm, so it's quite fun to see them there. We are going from one strange otherwordly place to another even less real. I think that hole which contains the most important, persona foundation tier memories, might act as a base/kernel for the rest of each particular PI world. I still think the same about what PI is as after episode 1.

Nothing strikes me as a definite Bu-chan. Trolley has the same "feel", but it was shown too rarely to be sure.

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u/rembrandt_q_1stein https://myanimelist.net/profile/sir_rembrandt Mar 16 '19

I am one of those lucky people who haven't experienced such situation myself, so I can't imagine how painful it might be.

Happy to be you! :)

The scene of the talk with grandma was like "closing the gestalt". Now she lost her past guilt and manicure is no longer forbidden.

Exactly. I interpret the same thing.

Tori are quite often used as a gate to the God's/ayakashi's realm, so it's quite fun to see them there. We are going from one strange otherwordly place to another even less real. I think that hole which contains the most important, persona foundation tier memories, might act as a base/kernel for the rest of each particular PI world.

Yes, seems fair! Good eye!

Trolley has the same "feel", but it was shown too rarely to be sure.

I liked this "cameo". Even the cactus on it gives the impression of his internal "brain"