Entry #A-18: "Antivivisectionist"
I've come to the sobering realization that profanity is a coarse practice that has no practical effects except to make Kevin one look stupid, shock the weak-minded, and make everyone else roll their eyes.
It's probably not an art form I'd take pride in being adept at. Maybe I'll take up oil painting instead.
Kenta says it'll be OK. He wasn't lying to me, but I wish I could promise the same thing. It does nothing to put my mind at ease knowing that there are two people, not including the countless ones who find my presence tiring, who want me dead.
There's no question about it. With the exception of clear evidence that the 13-Day Rule is false, I know that Light must be Kira. That's all it would have taken. But whether or not he has the Death Note, or remembers it, he has no memory of what would have been my death. If he had, he would have been more shocked and angry to see me so clearly alive.
He's being careful, but I think there's only a 1% chance that he's pretending to be clueless about such things as his father. Though I believe that Kira is a heartless individual, it makes sense for Light to be worried. That would mean that he has yet to meet Misa Amane... strengthening my theory that the two met each other for the first time after the Kiras made contact... and that, as far as he knows, his father is still in the hospital and he is angry at me for daring to suspect him of being Kira. He wants me to take him in for solitary confinement to prove that he isn't Kira. This means that he's planning something... it would mean that Higuchi either ended up with Light's notebook, with the Shinigami as an accessory in granting him this power, or that, as I suspected the night of Higuchi's capture, that there are two notebooks, possibly more.
Light is guilty if the 13-Day Rule is false.
And, since he doesn't remember anything about being on Task Force, I have no one to tell.
In other news... I am worried sick that Beyond is going to tell him my name, and Kenta held me for a long time recently. It was nice. I don't being touched, but big hugs are kind of nice.
It's probably not an art form I'd take pride in being adept at. Maybe I'll take up oil painting instead.
Kenta says it'll be OK. He wasn't lying to me, but I wish I could promise the same thing. It does nothing to put my mind at ease knowing that there are two people, not including the countless ones who find my presence tiring, who want me dead.
There's no question about it. With the exception of clear evidence that the 13-Day Rule is false, I know that Light must be Kira. That's all it would have taken. But whether or not he has the Death Note, or remembers it, he has no memory of what would have been my death. If he had, he would have been more shocked and angry to see me so clearly alive.
He's being careful, but I think there's only a 1% chance that he's pretending to be clueless about such things as his father. Though I believe that Kira is a heartless individual, it makes sense for Light to be worried. That would mean that he has yet to meet Misa Amane... strengthening my theory that the two met each other for the first time after the Kiras made contact... and that, as far as he knows, his father is still in the hospital and he is angry at me for daring to suspect him of being Kira. He wants me to take him in for solitary confinement to prove that he isn't Kira. This means that he's planning something... it would mean that Higuchi either ended up with Light's notebook, with the Shinigami as an accessory in granting him this power, or that, as I suspected the night of Higuchi's capture, that there are two notebooks, possibly more.
Light is guilty if the 13-Day Rule is false.
And, since he doesn't remember anything about being on Task Force, I have no one to tell.
In other news... I am worried sick that Beyond is going to tell him my name, and Kenta held me for a long time recently. It was nice. I don't being touched, but big hugs are kind of nice.