It would be more difficult to contact them if it was someone of lower status than Arthur. I'd imagine that is his thought process

Yeah I'm a little retarded you see

Well, this chapter is only 13 pages compared to the usual 18-20.

The art looks perfectly fine. Maybe I'm not perceptive enough...?

If you noticed anything different, the artist was probably just in a rush.

Figured it was something like that with the context clues from comments in other chapters.

People hinting constantly made it sort of obvious.

Shock and awe

Mommy Seris is a novel title?

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Goodness me, I just might help you with that!

"How do you do fellow children"

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That's not what you said. You said: "There is no such thing as "emotional reasoning" when you already let emotions rule over logic and reason."

You said that emotional reasoning doesn't exist. It does. Reasoning may require logic, but emotional reasoning is different.

Are American football and football the same thing? They both use the same word, so they must be the same, right?

I spot a retard.

I have to downvote you for your lack of Googling and reading.

"Emotional reasoning is a cognitive process by which an individual concludes that their emotional reaction proves something is true, despite contrary empirical evidence. Emotional reasoning creates an 'emotional truth', which may be in direct conflict with the inverse 'perceptional truth'."

There is such a thing as "emotional reasoning" when you let emotions rule over logic.

Wow, what a well-thought-out detailed response you gave me! You sure changed my mind with that one!

I understand that you're making a comparison, but 'a yandere one-sided love kinda thing,' does implicate romantic feelings regardless of which way you spin it.


P.S.: Don't you think It seems a bit ironic to lecture me on pedantry when your phrasing led me to that conclusion?

Yeah, TurtleMe did a jujutsu kaisen.

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You said, "Yandere one-sided love," and don't hit me with the "Erm, actually, love doesn't have to be romantic!" because you used the word yandere, which by Japanese terminology directly implies romantic love for another to the point of obsession. Are we done here, or are you just gonna play the devil's advocate?

P.S.: (It's a Japanese-originated word, so obviously we'd go by the Japanese definition.)