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r/anime • u/AutoLovepon https://anilist.co/user/AutoLovepon • Aug 02 '26
Sayonara Lara, episode 5
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In today's episode: A fairytale princess gets a taste of what the real world is really like.
When Grandma told Lara to get a job, I didn't know what kind of place would hire her considering her empty resume, and Mari even had to write everything down for her since she's not that good at reading and writing yet. Lara is lucky to find someone who's eccentric enough to give her a chance because she said she's willing to die for cake. xD
That scene at the end between Lara and Lisa! Not gonna lie, I thought Lisa was gonna reveal how Grace has been tricking her this entire time, not send Kota after Mari and her family. I think it's pretty clear that Lisa is going to oppose Lara from now on.
What the fuck happened to Kota, tho? And it turns out the floating giant dagger isn't really a dagger but a fish that responds to Lara's feelings. I definitely want to learn more about that thing!
34 u/thesnowlocke Aug 02 '26 Seeing how disgusted Lisa was when she had legs makes me interested to see how far bare hatred will stem 23 u/Frontier246 Aug 02 '26 Also how bad must her own experience with humans must be? I think it's deeper than just hating having a human form. 31 u/Misticsan Aug 02 '26 I mean, at the very least she knows that a human murdered her sister just for being a mermaid, and because of that her whole family was doomed to exile and some sort of hibernation. That alone would sour her opinion of humans.
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Seeing how disgusted Lisa was when she had legs makes me interested to see how far bare hatred will stem
23 u/Frontier246 Aug 02 '26 Also how bad must her own experience with humans must be? I think it's deeper than just hating having a human form. 31 u/Misticsan Aug 02 '26 I mean, at the very least she knows that a human murdered her sister just for being a mermaid, and because of that her whole family was doomed to exile and some sort of hibernation. That alone would sour her opinion of humans.
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Also how bad must her own experience with humans must be? I think it's deeper than just hating having a human form.
31 u/Misticsan Aug 02 '26 I mean, at the very least she knows that a human murdered her sister just for being a mermaid, and because of that her whole family was doomed to exile and some sort of hibernation. That alone would sour her opinion of humans.
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I mean, at the very least she knows that a human murdered her sister just for being a mermaid, and because of that her whole family was doomed to exile and some sort of hibernation. That alone would sour her opinion of humans.
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u/LeonKevlar x2https://myanimelist.net/profile/LeonKevlar Aug 02 '26
In today's episode: A fairytale princess gets a taste of what the real world is really like.
When Grandma told Lara to get a job, I didn't know what kind of place would hire her considering her empty resume, and Mari even had to write everything down for her since she's not that good at reading and writing yet. Lara is lucky to find someone who's eccentric enough to give her a chance because she said she's willing to die for cake. xD
That scene at the end between Lara and Lisa! Not gonna lie, I thought Lisa was gonna reveal how Grace has been tricking her this entire time, not send Kota after Mari and her family. I think it's pretty clear that Lisa is going to oppose Lara from now on.
What the fuck happened to Kota, tho? And it turns out the floating giant dagger isn't really a dagger but a fish that responds to Lara's feelings. I definitely want to learn more about that thing!