Slander is spoken. Written, it’s libel.

And there’s a difference between libel and stating facts about someone that they don’t like. I can’t say for certain which those tweets are, especially since I can’t actually read them right now.

So glad they flashbacked to the confession, cause I really like the way it went. This episode made me very happy.

A little sad they skipped over the actual confession, and the end credits had me panic for a second.

As a man with a female bestie, this title irks me.

A few details got changed, but the broad strokes and general spirit was the same. I’m always happy seeing Eiji aware of the romance, but letting her set the pace to something she’s comfortable with.

Oh wow! So I’ll be able to watch it for definitely the first time! Hooray!

I want that wow dog t-shirt.

I don’t doubt that Waller fucks, but there is not a chance in hell she seduces or acts sexy. She seems more the type to go “I know you’re single, and I’ve seen enough of your search history to know what you thought of when we came in here. Now shut up, let me take charge, and we can both benefit from this.”

The main reason I love the manga is that it’s a pair of dumbass teens using acting as an excuse to flirt with each other. This episode is a damn good example of that.

More or less, this is exactly what I was expecting. Quick-fire scenes with added content to connect them, plus a bit of reshuffling to make the episode flow a little better. Surprised by the scene they chose to open on, but it makes sense. I am happy.

I was hoping for more gay, but I’m still happy

I don’t think the end-ending will be sad, at least, but it’s going to be a difficult road to get there. Episode 9 is the breaking point, so I’m guessing episode 10 is the fallout, episode 11 the reconciliation and episode 12 the return and triumph. So the next episode will be a LOT of pain, which will make the episodes after feel SO much better.