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I want to say something like "This is Kohaku's fault" or anything similar but I get the idea people will just point and laugh at me. Then there will be a bombardment of "It's no one's fault" and "What they tell you is true" and then I'll look like some kind of idiot trying to deny everything. It's a sad day when I can say this feeling is all too familiar.

Whatever...

Give me all your hints and tricks to making this easier for me, please. Maybe I can pretend I'm actually dreaming and try to have fun or whatever people do around here.

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If you're already talking about trying to pretend you're dreaming, then you're going to seem like some kind of idiot either way, you know.

Better to intentionally act like one than unintentionally.

Wouldn't it be better to try and not come across as an idiot in general? You're not making a very good first impression on people now.

Does it really matter what other people think of me?

[Shiki thinks it matters but LETS PRETEND.]

Well, if you don't put forward a good enough impression, people might just decide to sign you up for the friendless loser club.

[ Ange knows all about this, unsurprisingly. ]

Friendless Loser Club? Are you member and you're trying to recruit? There's better ways to go about it than this. You'll really lose your position if you're trying to make friends.

... What, of course I'm not a member of that idiotic club, no matter how certain people try to force me to become one. Does it really seem to you that I belong in a club like that?

You talk like someone who's never had friends.

... Thanks for the compliment.

[ sarcasm, but he's obviously right though. ]

You're welcome. But if you really are stuck, I'll be your friend.

You sure are quick about offering your friendship to people. Isn't the whole idea behind it that you get to know people first or whatever?

I don't see any problem behind it. And you can get to know someone first but I don't think it really matters. After all, friends are going to be friends in the end.

An idiot and hopelessly optimistic. You've really struck the jackpot here, haven't you?

Lots of people happen to like those traits, thank you.

Fine, fine. If you're going to be friends, you should at least exchange names, right? I'd at least like to decide for myself if those traits are likable or not.

Shiki. The kanji stand for "Good Intentions".

... Huh, you have the same name as my suitemate, even though I never bothered to ask what the kanji in hers stands for.

But my name is Ange.

That really dull Ryougi girl?

Eh, are you western?

I wouldn't exactly call her 'dull', more 'tolerable'. But yeah, we share a bathroom.

And I'm not western, it's just some really weird obsession my family has with western names and some other western stuff. Everyone in my family has a name like that.

Usually those two words go hand in hand.

I suppose that's fine. A name doesn't mean much.

So you're saying you'll be either dull or intolerable, in that case? You sure know how to sell your friendship.

No, no. Most dull people are tolerable but it doesn't work the other way around.

Then I take it you wouldn't claim to be a dull person.

Me? I usually just do what other people want.

Maybe that makes me cooperative.

[ ... another guy like that? As if Shu wasn't already enough.. ]

Some people would call it spineless if you can't decide for yourself what you want to do.

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