The haircuts are way overdoing it.
And then she quietly waits something like ten years patiently waiting for her husband to come back. That's worst than ANY military serviceman's wife EVER had to endure. By an order of magnitude.
Crescent Pulsar R wrote:Cooking: yeah, this one should be a no-brainer. What makes this nutty is that she knows her cooking is bad. She knows, because she's tasted her own food (most of the time after others have tried it) plenty of times. (I can think of at least three times: during the breaking point training, the sakura mochi, and when she was with Shinnosuke.) Yet she usually insists that others eat her food without trying it herself first (and the only time she does try it first is the only time she makes something edible (without the aid of the water of life, of course)). Being experimental doesn't even begin to explain how she can cook food so badly, because anyone with at least a little common sense will: one, follow a tried and true recipe; two, read the labels of the ingredients being used, or at least recognize what's what visually (wine will be in a different bottle compared to cooking oil and vinegar); three, have a decent idea of what not to put together. (Salt instead of sugar for cookies, anyone? And in the anime I believe she added jalapeno to one of her batches of cookies.) And while it would be one thing to be confident about her abilities, at least in one case she asserts that she had "gotten it right" and that she had made her best (cookies) yet without first checking how it tastes (because she wouldn't have said that had she eaten them), which is just stupid-crazy. (Then there are the two times she's ever shown to use a microwave, and in each case it blows up. Both of the things she put into it had eggs, and the first time should have been enough to teach her to not do it again. If she were of below average intelligence, at the very least.)
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