But you get enough homework at school. With the poetry at least it's something you're interested in, too, but Japanese history is pretty niche...
[ That being said, he definitely listens as Tsukasa explains about the reforms. He's never been especially in touch with this part of his identity and this isn't exactly the sort of thing that gets covered in a basic high school world history course. That being said, comic books and especially Japanese ones are right up his alley so it's not hard to pay attention. ]
So it was government censorship which I guess makes sense if they wanted to prove some kind of moral higher ground but wouldn't that, you know, cost money? And if you're trying to look more financially responsible, is that really how you want to spend what you have?
[ Seems kind of backwards to Mao. If he was the troublemaking type, his mom would still be less likely to punish him if she had to pay someone to do it. He shakes his head at the apology though. ]
It's fine! Seriously. [ He's quiet again when Tsukasa recites his poem. It's... shorter than he expected, but at least it's pretty clear. ] That's really pretty. Was it about someone specific? And was it always in English? Because if you're not used to speaking it, you still wrote something really nice.
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[ That being said, he definitely listens as Tsukasa explains about the reforms. He's never been especially in touch with this part of his identity and this isn't exactly the sort of thing that gets covered in a basic high school world history course. That being said, comic books and especially Japanese ones are right up his alley so it's not hard to pay attention. ]
So it was government censorship which I guess makes sense if they wanted to prove some kind of moral higher ground but wouldn't that, you know, cost money? And if you're trying to look more financially responsible, is that really how you want to spend what you have?
[ Seems kind of backwards to Mao. If he was the troublemaking type, his mom would still be less likely to punish him if she had to pay someone to do it. He shakes his head at the apology though. ]
It's fine! Seriously. [ He's quiet again when Tsukasa recites his poem. It's... shorter than he expected, but at least it's pretty clear. ] That's really pretty. Was it about someone specific? And was it always in English? Because if you're not used to speaking it, you still wrote something really nice.