Majo no Tabitabitabi

The girl looked like death in the closing scene, her shadow fading away like her will to live. She's dead.

Pure symbolism. Just because she lost her will to live doesn't mean that she'll have the courage to take her own life.

She killed herself in the manga and it was also heavily implied in the LN.

Kill yourself, you don't belong here

Society for legalizing slavery.

LN only said her eyes looked dead and the manga takes a lot of liberties. It is still too early to conclude that she committed suicide.

>we need to see her death scene to know if she died like they heavily implied in all adaptations
>no, I don't understand analogies and symbolism, how could you tell?

You're one bloody retard. The story is told from Elaina's POV so it is only reflecting her opinion, and her worst fears are that Nino could take her own life. The only thing that is clear is that her depression worsened but not every depressed person is suicidal.

So in your mind Elaina and Co. didn't drive her to commit suicide, but just make her even more severely depressed than she already was. That's so much better, than you user. She'll appreciate the thought after that night's rape session and the son's nagging the next day.

She broke the pot. What a clumsy cunt.

The ambiguity is what brings the emotions of the reader into play to make it more interesting.

This is the definition of forced drama but its the reader forcing it. Otherwise this would be boring.

Anyway the story is not about the MC solving the problems in the world. It's about the MC traveling the world. You should not expect Magic Jesus. If you are, you are watching/reading wrong series.

Nobody did anything wrong here.
Nino is the old man's property and he can do with her whatever he pleases.
Elaina recognizes this and respects his ownership of the slave.

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Suicide is the worst sin, user.

>Cheer up spaz while you were getting raped in the dark I was gathering happiness of people who were free and truly love each other.
The son is a tard.

>the ambiguity makes it more interesting
The 4th volume ends with it being unclear if Elaina returns another girl's feelings. Would you say that makes the series more interesting?

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Elaine is just a passerby

>the lengths people go for a shitty slave girl we will never see again, even if she didn't kill herself
Faggots, tone down the white knighting.

>reading through the Royal Kingdom chapter
>elaina meets her master after 3 years of travel
>their chitchat amounts to nothing
>chapter ends abruptly, without a conclusion
>it's the last chapter in the volume
This was so shitty. I hope the anime fixes this.

Yuri is ambiguity x9000. Seriously, until you see them scissoring that is.

>It's about the MC traveling the world. You should not expect Magic Jesus
then why the very first episode showed a magic spam sakugashit with light beams?
i would (and will) rather watch both kino no tabi versions again

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I like Elaina's overall apathy towards what happens around her, as if she truly thinks about her actions and does what will cause her the least amount of trouble.
A breath of fresh air compared to all the other MCs who feel the need to get involved with literally everyone and everything. Someone who, when asked, would not pull that lever.

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All the other yuri in the series is non-ambiguous though.

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I think anime would be more yuri tuned, cuz the studio is not holding back on the craziness. Maybe its to get quick followership.

I don't think they can tone it down anymore.

>a woman who doesn't try to sleep with a pretty girl is not a lady

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Mom. She in a way ordered her not to make judgments from a morally superior position, and also simply to run away from trouble if it presented itself.

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