We actually do get one tiny glimpse when Emiri's folks call to find out where she is once. (This is while she and Kazu are on the run from Gabishi.) Here.
It's prooobably an auto-shop or something similar like that; they live right over it. I'm assuming that's her father there (or at least an older brother type, someone with a sort of authority over her). We see Yayoi talking about wanting to do well in school when she's on screen. When they go to investigate the seven mysteries of the school, Yayoi complains that she won't have time to study. When she's worrying that she isn't special enough to catch Agito's attention, she mentions her average exam results. She points out that she doesn't win track competitions very often at all (only once!).
Looking at that page of her home life -- living over a garage like that; it looks like a working class family. They work hard to make money and provide for their family. They're the sort of people who want the best for their kids. Their kids are gonna go to COLLEGE. They're gonna MAKE SOMETHING OF THEMSELVES and get something BETTER. And so there's a lot of expectation for Yayoi to do that, and she does want to! She wants to rise above and be someone they can be proud of because she can see them working so hard themselves. As for the general family situation; I think it's a good one. Other families might be a little distant, but since they live on the worksite they get to have that closeness. They hang out and chat while dad and the workers get shit done, have good family meals, chat about what's going on in school. |D It's a pleasant life, just with that underlying want for better/more when it comes to Yayoi.
It's prooobably an auto-shop or something similar like that; they live right over it. I'm assuming that's her father there (or at least an older brother type, someone with a sort of authority over her). We see Yayoi talking about wanting to do well in school when she's on screen. When they go to investigate the seven mysteries of the school, Yayoi complains that she won't have time to study. When she's worrying that she isn't special enough to catch Agito's attention, she mentions her average exam results. She points out that she doesn't win track competitions very often at all (only once!).
Looking at that page of her home life -- living over a garage like that; it looks like a working class family. They work hard to make money and provide for their family. They're the sort of people who want the best for their kids. Their kids are gonna go to COLLEGE. They're gonna MAKE SOMETHING OF THEMSELVES and get something BETTER. And so there's a lot of expectation for Yayoi to do that, and she does want to! She wants to rise above and be someone they can be proud of because she can see them working so hard themselves. As for the general family situation; I think it's a good one. Other families might be a little distant, but since they live on the worksite they get to have that closeness. They hang out and chat while dad and the workers get shit done, have good family meals, chat about what's going on in school. |D It's a pleasant life, just with that underlying want for better/more when it comes to Yayoi.
That may have been confusing, so uh. QUESTIONS?
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And I got it all!
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Also, I will be a hooker with another question. Does he ever/how often does Buccha get in trouble with the Mess Hall staff? Any relevant notes.
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