Slight Reaction to New Kuro (Scan) + Something Random
Someone tell me why Charles' killed Woodley? I know he was set up in the last arc, but I don't know why he'd kill him and what Woodley was talking about before a sword met his head, lol.
And it figures that everything is the Queen's fault. IT'S ALWAYS THE QUEEN'S FAULT!
This new plotline regarding reviving the dead sounds intriguing though. I wonder if we'll see Ciel having a bit of a moral crisis. This would be like the perfect opportunity to resurrect his parents, XD.
But as much as I may hate Lizzie, I'd like to know why Ciel would knowingly take her on a trip on a boat where a (presumably) large group of people who, you know, dissect humans and use them in experiments is going to be having a meeting. I know he's not the biggest fan of her, but he does care a little (even if it's not romantic), so I would think he'd be against taking her somewhere potentially dangerous.
I still don't care about you, Ronald.
During the brief bout of cleaning my room I did the other day, I somewhat went through one of the shelves on one bookcase that has nothing but binders, folders and notebooks full of old school shit I never got around to disposing. One of the things on the shelf was a composition notebook I'd used waaaaaaaay back in 1999, in 1st grade. The notebook was for stuff we did about Reading/Writing (there was another one we had for Math, but idgaf about it, lol) and I guess we had some kind of activity where we were supposed to practice using different words to describe one thing (homonym practice, essentially). The list I found was for words pertaining to something's size, and among the list of words you expect a 1st grader to know there was "diminutive". Correctly spelled, and in the same handwriting I had at the time.
I felt so fucking proud of myself, XD.
And it figures that everything is the Queen's fault. IT'S ALWAYS THE QUEEN'S FAULT!
This new plotline regarding reviving the dead sounds intriguing though. I wonder if we'll see Ciel having a bit of a moral crisis. This would be like the perfect opportunity to resurrect his parents, XD.
But as much as I may hate Lizzie, I'd like to know why Ciel would knowingly take her on a trip on a boat where a (presumably) large group of people who, you know, dissect humans and use them in experiments is going to be having a meeting. I know he's not the biggest fan of her, but he does care a little (even if it's not romantic), so I would think he'd be against taking her somewhere potentially dangerous.
I still don't care about you, Ronald.
During the brief bout of cleaning my room I did the other day, I somewhat went through one of the shelves on one bookcase that has nothing but binders, folders and notebooks full of old school shit I never got around to disposing. One of the things on the shelf was a composition notebook I'd used waaaaaaaay back in 1999, in 1st grade. The notebook was for stuff we did about Reading/Writing (there was another one we had for Math, but idgaf about it, lol) and I guess we had some kind of activity where we were supposed to practice using different words to describe one thing (homonym practice, essentially). The list I found was for words pertaining to something's size, and among the list of words you expect a 1st grader to know there was "diminutive". Correctly spelled, and in the same handwriting I had at the time.
I felt so fucking proud of myself, XD.