Episode 5 – With You and the Rain

This week, Fuji discovered one of the real joys of pet ownership: shedding season. What she didn’t realize was Each Season is the season of falling off. Oh, and sure, in spring or summer, when you can really brush the entire second animal from a dog or cat (a rabbit or raccoon or what you have), but one of the true constants of a furry family member is everything you have, and most of the things you consume involve at least a trace of pet hair. (So why it’s like a book Made with cat hair exist. Yes, this is a real craft book. ) The inevitable thing is that your pet will want to be with you whenever you wear the color that best shows the animal’s hair. What if you have multiple pets? The dark people will wait until you wear light colors and then light colors until you wear dark colors. This is just science.

But what yes Kimi? Although Fuji seems happy to say he is a dog (and most people accept it), this week he brings another theory about her companion: raccoons. This is different from a raccoon dogthis may be his true identity; lively teenagers Fuji and Kimi in this movie AraigumaJapanese discourse is the ancient North American garbage panda. Raccoon dog is Tanukialthough the English word “raccoon” is used for their time is surprising. But the teenager used Arabiaguma because she observed Kimi washing food, something Tanuki didn’t do – it was strict raccoon behavior. Of course, Kimi was because he threw it down and washed the apple, but for a girl who had never seen a raccoon in her body, he was close enough when paired with this action. Hey, if you can prevent them from getting rabies, raccoons will easily be domesticated (rogue go through Sterling Northis anyone? ), although in some places they are places where they are kept as pets.

More importantly, for this episode, Fuji agrees with the girl’s point of view that Kimi is a raccoon, which is hard to parse. She later said she was making fun of the girl (his friend thought he was Tanaka), he was really a mixed-race dog, but is that true? Fuji is not stupid; she must know that something is happening with her puppy. She used to deny that he was Takutao, but maybe she wasn’t sure? Maybe she just likes to convince others she Believe he is a dog. Until the girls start arguing about Kimi’s identity, she intervenes, perhaps worried that her teasing is too far away. Fuji does have a cunning sense of humor, and no one in her life wants to do it, and even though we haven’t met her brother yet, there is no one in her life. Maybe there is a reason.

At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter what Kimi is. That’s because he provides Fuji with a companionship that suits her introverted self-comfortable- yes The best describes her introversion, as we see this week she contrasts sharply with shy and socially awkward people. The comic creator who hopes Fuji writes the script for her is obviously a very different kind of person. Like Fuji, she seems to prefer to keep herself, but unlike Fuji, that’s because she feels uncomfortable with others. Fuji doesn’t like others or interact with them. She only needs space to charge. A lot of people are confusing introversion and anxiety/shyness, so I really liked this episode to show that the audience at least knows the difference.

Except for the places about Maraca-Child. I’m glad her mother took these things away from her and stopped her from making creepy eye contact while playing. I might see that kid in a nightmare tonight. It’s a good thing I usually have a dog and three cats in my bed to keep me safe.

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