Remember when Suo told Sakura and Nirei that he could handle the negotiations?
I don't think we've seen him do that outside of getting Sugishita and Sakura to shake hands and getting Sugishita to do things, plus the time he convinced Nirei that they should barge into Sakura's home.
Do you think we'll be seeing Suo handle negotiations as an officer of Red Chanpuru in this arc?
The Red Chanpuru seems very violent (the blood on the logo, Endo being wary of them), but do they try to negotiate first or is this something that differentiates Suo from the rest of them? Who has Red Chanpuru or Suo negotiated with in the past? Well of course probably dissolving random fights between people. But aren't negotiations about reaching an agreement or an understanding or getting a result that benefits the both sides? Suo does negotiations the benefit way, not sure if he could've done it the agreement way though. Like with Sugishita, "Umemiya would be proud of you and you help the class if you come with us" thing in the Keel arc.
If all Red Chanpuru wants is to protect the town, how is it that they could be doing negotiations that benefits the both sides? What, "the town is kept safe if you stop trying to stab people, you get.... what do you get???" On the theory that Red Chanpuru has done the upposite that Furin did, fallen from the protecting days. What if they demand money? The other branches of Red Chanpuru?. "Give us money so you dont get your head bashed against a wall and you'll stop harming the town too."
But this is assuming that they do negotiations with others and not as a third party handling other people's negotiations.
But does the Red Chanpuru get money from somewhere? Does the members have own jobs alongside Red Chanpuru? Suo wears (I assume) expensive clothes and a leather eyepatch. Where is the money from? I have so many questions.
Negotiation usually ends with a conclusion, doesn't Suo have a habit of saying conclusive remarks?
What if one of the reasons Suo kept turning around when Nirei said anything in the second half of their last meeting, was because Suo wanted the final say on the matter of him leaving? If he's been taught to always have the final say on things.
I may have made a slip up in logic during this. Hopefully this sounds even a bit coherent.
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