#chapter41

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Sherlock, hiding in the bushes, watching James flirt with John

But chapter 41? Each of their perspectives work off of each other. For instance, Simon wonders if Baz can hear him “over everything” and then Baz makes sure Simon can hear him “over everything.” And later- Baz loves kissing Simon when he’s cold because Baz warms him and then Simon warms him back- “he gives it all back to me.” And then Simon thinks “I’d give him all I am. I’d give him all I was”

BIRDMEN - 田辺イエロウ | Tanabe Yellow Kamoda Mikisada, Karasuma Eishi Light Angst, Pre-Canon

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@lackadaisicalpottymouth and I talked a bit about Kamoda in the lights of chapter 41, where he doesn’t seem to mind the presence of his basketball teammate. (Which I find worrying if we remember what brought Kamoda’s first blackout during their field trip in chapter 15.)

I’m in the middle of writting something Kamoda-centric before the story begins and I came to ask myself some questions about our lovable big guy.

It has been said that Kamoda tends to be late to school (because he oversleeps and then gets caught in fights because he doesn’t pick the best shortcuts), but I was wondering if it always were the case. 

We know clubs activities in Japan, especially sports clubs, are time consuming and are highly considered. So, did Kamoda have to wake up early for pratice? Did they have morning assemblies? Was he able to get up earlier for this, knowing his love for the sport? 

But after the events that lead the disqualification of their club in the district tournament, I would imagine this worsen his “late” tendencies, especially if he falls victim to bad/silent treatment from his teammates. Anyone would prefer to shorten the time spent at school after this (i.e. avoidance, attendance rate dropping, being late grows regular, etc.)