Mister, up until now, it has been very fun. Reimu always got scolded for taking it too easy, and Reimu is sorry for not letting Mister take it easy. The yukkuri that Mister is planning on taking in is Reimu's younger sister. She is younger than Reimu, but she is not uneasy like Reimu. She always listens, and also can take it easy, which she is good at that. Her style is also very easy, and to tell the truth, Reimu is a bit regretful of that. As her older sister, Reimu would be happy if she can take it really easy. Reimu is sorry that up until now Reimu had been uneasy. And also, thank you for taking Reimu as a pet. Reimu will be taking it easy forever soon, but Reimu has a last request. Reimu would be happy if Mister would hear Reimu's request. Mister, please don't throw away Reimu's ribbon. Reimu's ribbon is Reimu. Reimu is not Reimu's ribbon, but Reimu's ribbon is still Reimu. And Reimu would be very happy if Mister keeps Reimu's ribbon, and would occasionally look at Reimu's ribbon, and caress Reimu's ribbon like the way Mister would caress Reimu. Reimu is ver∵∴ortunat∵∴to∵∴ha∵∴me∵∴Mist∵∴......
Funerals, like all ceremonies full of pride, pomp, and circumstance yet little to no substance, are only for the benefit of the living. Yukkuri practice funerals to validate their claim as living beings.
Not for long, if Hoihoi-san has her way (and she will, too).
Nezumi said: I... can't figure out what's going on in this pic and its parent well enough to tell if the happy_end or fitting_consequences tags are actually appropriate or not. Little help?
...This is the second half of the story, check the first part and it's pretty obvious what's going on: post #17569
saline said: eh, she just seems like a bratty kid. Yukkuri are so self centred that even thinking "to hell with XYZ" is beyond them.
I believe the distinction is important. What you described are regular yukkuri, the whole extreme self-centeredness emphasized by the author is to highlight that, yes, this is a deibu, without a doubt.