Talk:Zero no Tsukaima:Volume11 Chapter10 - Revision history

Darknemo2000 at 21:04, 9 March 2010

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	Saito said in clear voice.		Saito said in clear voice.

			'Saito said in clear voice' refers to the line that follows it rather than to the line before it , which belongs to Derf.

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	Question: Should Sylphid in her dragon form be referred to as 'it' or 'she' ? -- BS		Question: Should Sylphid in her dragon form be referred to as 'it' or 'she' ? -- BS

			One More: Could I get some clarification on these lines? It seems like Saito is saying the second line, which wouldn't make sense.

			“Let's go, Tabitha.” (Saito)

			“Mate, do you love that young lass?” (Derf?)

			Saito said in clear voice.

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	Is the promise of the dream the oath Saito made to the water spirit ?		Is the promise of the dream the oath Saito made to the water spirit ?

			Question: Should Sylphid in her dragon form be referred to as 'it' or 'she' ? -- BS

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	Anyways Jormungand is here. Things are getting intense.		Anyways Jormungand is here. Things are getting intense.

			Is the promise of the dream the oath Saito made to the water spirit ?

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	anyways, tabatha asked 'how?' not 'how are you feeling?' or anything that makes sense. what did she say in japanese specifically... maybe we can make a clearer english translation.		anyways, tabatha asked 'how?' not 'how are you feeling?' or anything that makes sense. what did she say in japanese specifically... maybe we can make a clearer english translation.

			Tabitha uses very little words when she speaks, in fact some of her dialogs are edited to suit the readers while in original japanese she actually uses much less words so in this one she just used a single word 'how' rather than the whole phrase 'how are you' which is why some people have troubles to understand her because she uses minimum words.

			Anyways Jormungand is here. Things are getting intense.

2010-03-09T10:39:09Z

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	True, but I'm thinking the feelings were ''mostly'' originally his anyway. Thing about harems that bug me though is that someone, is going to get screwed over. Usually not just one, though. ~E		True, but I'm thinking the feelings were ''mostly'' originally his anyway. Thing about harems that bug me though is that someone, is going to get screwed over. Usually not just one, though. ~E

			L~ This reminds me more of a knight and a princess, then of a harem... it might get a harem ending but seriously, it feels like its getting a louiseXsaito ending.
			there are loads of stories about knights protecting a girl then falling in mutual love... I'm sure.

			anyways, tabatha asked 'how?' not 'how are you feeling?' or anything that makes sense. what did she say in japanese specifically... maybe we can make a clearer english translation.

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	Poor Louise, its certainly not the most pleasant position to be in.		Poor Louise, its certainly not the most pleasant position to be in.


			True, but I'm thinking the feelings were ''mostly'' originally his anyway. Thing about harems that bug me though is that someone, is going to get screwed over. Usually not just one, though. ~E

2010-03-08T13:06:19Z

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Poor Louise, its certainly not the most pleasant position to be in.