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Are we getting closer or further away from answering this age-old question though? It feels like a lot of works like to dance around a concept without ever addressing the hardest questions. Though I guess this is also Japanese way of storytelling, evoking conflicting feelings through the experience while never spelling it out.

13-sai feels like the author's expression of frustration and sadness where clearly pure feelings get sidelined because of a societal dogma.

By the way, is Jaga a male or female?