[ SECRET POST #4555 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4555 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I really love Tohru, and agree that she's a stronger character on a reread, but the manga does go into how she hates being alone several times over the course of the story. The characters themselves don't realize how deep it runs, but Tohru's aching fear of abandonment is foreshadowed throughout the series.

[(Anonymous)]

I thought this too. I was surprised when people told me it was meant to a reveal. For the other characters, it's meant to be a big reveal, but I thought for the reader it was a pretty clear thing? Even in the original anime, I felt like there were some pretty big hints that Tohru had severe abandonment issues.

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[(Anonymous)]

yeah, I just wandered by to mention that having only ever watched uh...most but not all? of the original anime, I was pretty clear in episode 1 that she had major abandonment issues. this was supposed to be a big reveal?

another da

[(Anonymous)]

Nah, it isn't clear other than if you look at her life circumstances, you would surmise that someone in that situation would naturally have abandonment issues. That might be why it was easy to ignore the fact that Tohru as a person doesn't show any signs of having abandonment issues, even though she should. Your mind just fills in the blanks with what makes sense despite it not actually being there.