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la_vie_noire) wrote2010-06-03 10:43 pm
la_vie_noire) wrote2010-06-03 10:43 pm
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Well, this chapter was sure interesting.
Tsuna and Enma talk, Tsuna tells him how hard is for him to be in mafia and be the leader of the most powerful mafia family, and how Enma just understands him because Enma also isn't fit to be in mafia!
But Enma cuts him. And tells him that he shouldn't compare Tsuna to him. Because Enma's family is small and has always been seen as weak, Tsuna doesn't know what bigger families give Shimon, they put them through "a lot of crap." Tsuna looks hurt and shuts up.
In the end, Enma feels kind of empathy towards Tsuna so he decides to call Adelheid, who is taking a bath (see me roll eyes). She tells him he should test Tsuna. So he does.
Misunderstanding happens, Tsuna never gets the test Enma did for him and the next day Adelheid sees Tsuna and co very flippantly going on with their lives. She looks surprised since Tsuna should be trying to save Enma.
A few things:
-Enma asks for Adelheid's permission in every mafia-related thing he does. She is obviously the master puppeteer. (Yeah, I have my priorities.)
-The text seems to recognize that Enma knows a lot more things about mafia and shit inside mafia than Tsuna does.
-Shimon aren't shown as Evil Bastards. On the contrary, they test Tsuna to see if he is a good person. And they actually look emotionally better than Vongola does right now. Who knows.
-Shimon (obviously Adelheid) is behind Giegue's attack.
-And this could mean that the similarities between Enma and Tsuna mean something important.
Could this manga go towards unthinkable territory? Am I just seeing things? (And what am I saying? I know that in the best scenario it would be shown that Shimon just didn't understand Vongola, and that... Nakama! And they all could be friends if Shimon just tried!! I can even make bets.)
Tsuna and Enma talk, Tsuna tells him how hard is for him to be in mafia and be the leader of the most powerful mafia family, and how Enma just understands him because Enma also isn't fit to be in mafia!
But Enma cuts him. And tells him that he shouldn't compare Tsuna to him. Because Enma's family is small and has always been seen as weak, Tsuna doesn't know what bigger families give Shimon, they put them through "a lot of crap." Tsuna looks hurt and shuts up.
In the end, Enma feels kind of empathy towards Tsuna so he decides to call Adelheid, who is taking a bath (see me roll eyes). She tells him he should test Tsuna. So he does.
Misunderstanding happens, Tsuna never gets the test Enma did for him and the next day Adelheid sees Tsuna and co very flippantly going on with their lives. She looks surprised since Tsuna should be trying to save Enma.
A few things:
-Enma asks for Adelheid's permission in every mafia-related thing he does. She is obviously the master puppeteer. (Yeah, I have my priorities.)
-The text seems to recognize that Enma knows a lot more things about mafia and shit inside mafia than Tsuna does.
-Shimon aren't shown as Evil Bastards. On the contrary, they test Tsuna to see if he is a good person. And they actually look emotionally better than Vongola does right now. Who knows.
-Shimon (obviously Adelheid) is behind Giegue's attack.
-And this could mean that the similarities between Enma and Tsuna mean something important.
Could this manga go towards unthinkable territory? Am I just seeing things? (And what am I saying? I know that in the best scenario it would be shown that Shimon just didn't understand Vongola, and that... Nakama! And they all could be friends if Shimon just tried!! I can even make bets.)