I hope Shooya...(spoilers)
really messes Yuko up in some hideous way someday. Or if not Shooya, at least one of the many many many many other people who were affected by her revenge plot.
shareI don't think she cares about people taking revenge on her, she already lost everything dear to her anyway.
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I don't think she cares about people taking revenge on her, she already lost everything dear to her anyway.
Yep she had nothing to lose. share
I know. I still hope someone goes after her though.
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I know. I still hope someone goes after her though.
So you want a sequel ? I would love to know what they could do to her that would even effect her. What ever happen to the boy who killed his mother? Wasn't he stabbed before hand by his mom ? share
I like it this way, the ending is open for your own interpretation.
Yes he was stabbed, but probably not in a fatal place. He was taken by the police and probably brought to a youth detention center or a mental ward.
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Is it really true in Japan you can't be charged with murder until your 14 + ?
shareWiki:
'' Police also exercise wide discretion in matters concerning juveniles. Police are instructed by law to identify and counsel minors who appear likely to commit crimes, and they can refer juvenile offenders and non-offenders alike to child guidance centers to be treated on an outpatient basis. Police can also assign juveniles or those considered to be harming the welfare of juveniles to special family courts. These courts were established in 1949 in the belief that the adjustment of a family's situation is sometimes required to protect children and prevent juvenile delinquency. Family courts are run in closed sessions, try juvenile offenders under special laws, and operate extensive probationary guidance programs. The cases of young people between the ages of fourteen and twenty can, at the judgment of police, be sent to the public prosecutor for possible trial as adults before a judge under the general criminal law. ''
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