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She didn't force her way, he needed someone.

What BTS footage mentioned in the synopsis? I noticed none...

She did not...

I think the eyes moving indicated, just like the cameras did at the beginning mostly, that others were watching, although whether it's really others (like Ruriko did at times) or their own guilt depends on the person.

Mannequins were there because he wanted to recreate her, but could only succeed in stages, until he created the one in the wedding dress which looked most like her, and I really don't think Midori took advantage of him... she really felt guilty since she was the one who directly hit her, and must have really felt like she 'entered' her when their eyes met, which is why she psychologically and physically became her. I guess she wanted a baby because she lost one too, and although why specifically Amemura isn't very clear, it might be because she thought he was to blame, and so needed to share in her grief (although at this point it's more displacement, since she became her due to her own grief).

Interesting psychological story, began it soon after Dead Stock, which was much more aimless in comparison, but still interesting.

If it was fake then it suited her character (in contextual terms) I suppose, but to be so annoyed about a voice that an entire series is ruined must be difficult for you...

Yes, I'm sure everyone is totally convinced it was totally boring specifically because of voices.

What preachy? They were simply ruminating on what they did, would you have preferred if everyone acted like the male bar owner nearly until the end? Or the proprietress who didn't seem fazed by her luring?

What is it then, a fluffy bunny movie?