In the Clear Moonlit Dusk ‒ Episodes 5-6
In the Clear Moonlit Dusk: A Professor's Predicament This week, instead of a lecture hall, I'm writing from... well, let's just say an undisclosed location. Last week's class cancellation wasn't due to a Super Bowl hangover permeating the very air of Seattle, though that was a factor. The truth is, In the Clear Moonlit Dusk is pushing me to the brink, and the added pressure from the higher-ups regarding "gender ideology" isn't helping. The Prince and the Problem Episode five, with a community score of 3.8, and episode six, scoring a slightly lower 3.6, continue to present challenges. "The Side of Me I Don't Know" opens with Yoi doubling down on her "prince" persona, a clear avoidance tactic after her gyoza date with Ichimura. She's overwhelmed by her feelings and reverts to playing the gallant figure, showering attention on the girls around her. This begs the question: what's the motivation behind Yoi's prince...