ragingx said:
Um don't kill me or anything but what was the chapter that those pages go to and what were we talking about? ._. I completely forgot what we were talking about in the time since we last talked. I've had my head knee-deep in Nisekoi and re-watching Blood Plus so my mind has been distracted ._. like I said don't kill for this.
Well to me this is the only way I don't get annoyed with Kaname constantly doting on her. Well yeah I guess it may be idealism but its just how I see it, might be because I don't have a sister thus I imagine its how I may be towards one. This is one of my reasons for being more for Zeki than Yume (is there a difference between this and KanaYuu? cause I'm really trying not to offend you or anyone else here cause my close friend told me I was a bit too harsh in my last response so I'm honestly trying to watch what I say, ugh I may have been tamed >.>)
Haha, no problem ^.^
It's from chapter 64 (pages 28 and 29)
Here's the quotes from our conversation
ragingx said:
Again Kaname has been in love with the Ancestress, iirc he even saw her in Yuuki though I'll have to go back and look it up later. He treats her as he would a little sister not a lover (the constant coddling, spoiling, and giving in to her wishes). She's in love with BOTH Zero and Kaname thus the idea that this could explain her actions falls short.
Narutowolf77 said:
Also I think the moment you're thinking of is in chapter 64:
Kaname internal dialogue: "In my childish mind, I felt that I had seen those eyes somewhere before. And then, for some reason, I thought, this time I want to keep protecting this warmth."
He could have been referring to the Ancestress when he said "I felt that I had seen those eyes somewhere before" but it's more likely that it was the 'vision' of Yuuki herself (from earlier in the chapter) that he is referring to.
If you're asking if there's a difference between Yume and KanaYuu then not really, it's just the fans preference for how they refer to the pairing. I use both but tend use Yume more since the romanized version looks like the Japanese word for 'dream' and I kind of feel the word dream is a bit poetic/romantic in a sense ^.^'