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Devil Episode 6 Reactions
I sort of knew that the journalist's ending is near even if he found out the truth he won't be able to deliever it, it was a little disturbing to see Ryo's watching him die while smiling, he's a psycho but a loveable one even though his deeds can't be forgiven, I still like the game he plays, now, he's making Naoto believe that his father is the one who was behind Ikehata's death and will add much hartred to their relationship which is already pretty bad.
I am also not very comfortable with Souda, I never liked him ever since the beginning and I feel that his ending is soon since I believe he will blackmail his friend and Mari with the picture he got.
On a final note, I've got to say that I am amazed with Ryo even though I hate his whole revenge, I find his games quite witty and I got to say that I felt bad for him when he said that a person like him can't love, it was like he was trying to freeze his heart again after it was partially melted by Shiori, a heartbreaking love story that can never see light.
A drama that's making me jump off my seat...Literally!
That reporter Ikehata irritated me from the start when we saw him, all the way throughout to the ending. Personally I don't even mind atall that things ended like that for him.. Showing up, demanding Naruse to not take job in which Ikehata really didn't have much right to decide.. When he first stopped irritating me furiously, He went ahead five minutes later and threatned to ruin Naruse. I believe this drama is starting to make me think like Naruse now.. Amazing what effect this drama has had on me.
The little romance scene in the middle there, It was just heartbreaking. Seeing his face when he saw that Shiori was standing there waiting for him, It seemed like his whole world broke down to shreads. Anyone deserves to love, Especially YOU Naruse.. Besides, Shiori likes you too
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