Talk:Hiraga Saito/@comment-24.50.142.64-20120606073547

I geuss I have an odd liking of the whole Tsundere thing. The way Louise treats Saito doesn't really bother me. In fact, I find it more interesting if the love interests hate each other at first. Louise is highly insecure, and eventually only treats Saito harshly when she thinks Saito is doing things with another women, or when someone walks in on them doing something that embarresses her. While most of the time. Also, Im pretty sure she has a perverted, sadomasochistic side to her. When she started chasing girls due to an enchantment, she mentioned punishment. . . which leads me to beleive that part of the reason she does the whole riding crop thing, is because she gets off on it.

As for Saito, yeah he let other girls kiss him on more than one occassion without putting up any resistance, and he seems to get brain-fried when another woman presses her tits against his arm. In his defense, however, he isn't perfect, and getting kissed by Henrietta or Tiffinia wouldn't be easy situations to resist for any man. I think it's worth noting that he never takes it farther despite the fact that the entire female cast is throwing themselves at him left and right. Despite Louise's insecurity about her lack of bust size, she's the only girl that Saito ever tries to have sex with. He's surrounded by all these willing women, but it's the flat-chested crazy chick that he can't control himself around.

Overall, I've seen some better written romantic comedy anime, but I throughly enjoyed this one. Saito's wavering faithfullness annoyed me more than anything, but I think it's sweet that he fell madly in love with the least developed of the characters. I don't dislike Siesta's character (her impression of Tabitha's familar was hilarious) but I think the whole "three people sharing a bed" was overdone and prevented more "lemon-chan!" moments from happening. I think the whole theme of Saito dealing with his libido, and Louise dealing with her insecurites and starting trust Saito more as the series progresses was actaully a well-played dynamic that developed both characters and their relationship quite nicely.