Elaina is a stuck up witch bitch who thinks too highly of herself.
Majo no Tabitabi
Mason Thompson
Nathaniel Torres
mindbreak should set things straight
Mason Brooks
Who's this beautiful witch, who spreads misery and death with a wide smile?
That's right, she's me.
Jaxon Green
It's not arrogance when you really are better than the rest.
Jace Williams
I think she's based
Robert Hernandez
>low creatures talking shit about hight witch
Eli Stewart
She’s going to get (Yuri) raped one of these days
Oliver Perry
>page 9
I knew this show would flop. And it's right before the new episode too.
Nicholas Reed
I don't think she would care much.
Landon Wright
Literally me.
Thomas Martinez
There has been a week of non stop threads discussing the themes of the show. it's only natural it would eventually slow down
Jace Rogers
She quite literally doesn't even care about what you think of her. She wouldn't even try to warn you if you were about to be run over by truck-kun.
Luis Phillips
There have been more than 5 threads that hit bump limit for the past week alone
Xavier Long
Saya is such wife material. I get now why Elaina was not the slightest bit mad at this cutie
Charles Barnes
Way more than that.
Jason Edwards
You see the beautiful Ashen haired girl with a pompous witch hat who casually witnesses genocide, sexual slavery, and crimes against humanity?
That's right, she's me.
Joshua Hall
>GUILTY! of not giving a fuck
Anyway, i dont think witches are saints. Its probably a job, how the fuck are you gonna find money if you just magic everything for FREE?
goddamn commies. you go train to be a witch and then you can talk smack
Oliver Ramirez
Yoshika would have saved everyone. Elaina is a useless witch.
Josiah Rogers
Funny thing is, I'm pretty sure you're 100% correct.
Luis Young
Grim Reminder 2.0
Elaina will never lovingly look at you the way she looks at Saya.
Aaron Campbell
I want to sniff Elaina's feet.
Xavier Morales
She's beauty
She's grace
She will run away without leaving any trace
Jose Williams
This, but BEFORE she takes a bath.
Jack James
>Who's the girl next door with her broom and lack of scruples
>You better know her name because it's Elaina.
Joshua Lee
We need doujins now! enslave Elaine
Joseph Cruz
>user! Hurry up and get out of the bathroom! I'm prairie dogging!
Henry Cook
make one from the previous episode as well
that shit was even more egregious
Aaron Edwards
Eli Martinez
I don't know what country you live in, but where I live, shopping carts are unlocked by inserting coins (usually 50 €cents, but sometimes 1€), and the coins are retrieved by bringing the shopping cart back.
Supermarkets still have to send people around to collect the shopping carts from wherever customers left them.
And the idea that the customer and the shopping cart exist in a vacuum is a strange one.
Humans are social animals. Construct a social experiment thusly:
Instruct a bunch of actors to finish their business with the shopping cart at around the same as the test subject, but to bring the shopping cart back as it should be done.
Then, in a second experiment, the instruction will be to abandon the shopping cart wherever it is convenient to do so.
Do both experiments with sufficient numbers of test subjects that statistical error is minimized. The ratios of cart-returners will be different.
But does that mean that somebody can be a functional human in one supermarket and a savage animal in another?
In that case the distinction is blurry and situational.
William Kelly
Nicholas Cook
>the instruction will be to abandon the shopping cart wherever it is convenient to do so
No body else wipes their own ass, so it's okay if I don't!
Nah.
>The ratios of cart-returners will be different. But does that mean that somebody can be a functional human in one supermarket and a savage animal in another?
Okay, sure. People are socially liquid and have the capacity to mimic societal norms. Congrats, that's not special. It doesn't mean that a society in which people leave their shopping carts littered in parking spots is one that is equally beneficial to everyone as a society that values and respects order enough to take the responsibility of returning their shopping cart.
The distinction of order, altruism, personal responsibility, these are the values that separate a society of people from a society of animals.
Austin Russell
>too highly
She's not a fake humble girl who talks about how ugly she is, no, she's right about everything she says about herself
Lucas Jones
Owen Garcia
Austin Nguyen
I mostly agree with you on the value of order, altruism and personal responsibility.
But I'm pretty sure that:
>The distinction of order, altruism, personal responsibility, these are the values that separate a society of people from a society of animals.
This makes ants people.
Humans can err. And humans can rise to the occasion. Humans can choose, and sometimes humans choose poorly.
You can help humans make the right decisions, and that doesn't degrade them, it enhances them and yourself.
Julian Johnson
tomorrow's episode will be a real trainwreck
David Miller
God I can't wait.