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Possible theory? [Spoilers]

posted 14 years ago by WayTooIndie
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In sort of a different perspective, is it possible that Miss G and Di are the same person? Just throwing it out there as an idea, here is why.

- They are both leaders of the group
- Di had a strong enough dislike to possibly kill Fiamma (at least at first)
- At the very end, the letter we are led to believe is read from Miss G but it is really Di.
- It is Di that appears to be traveling the world as Miss G said she wanted to do.
- The both leave the group of girls at the end.

I know there are potential holes or "cracks", pun intended, with this such as Di basically being in love with herself (if that were the case of her being Miss G or the other way around) but what do you guys think?

[–] destinylegend666-722-27440 14 years ago

Amazing, I don't realize that :O

What do you think about headmistress conversation with Miss G. in the administration room?

The moment make me curious that she pointed a picture of them sitting together in the past, when headmistress and Miss G. still a student.

It is somehow. think that be seen abnormally, in this case homosexual love, are caused by past childhood experience, especially in boarding school.

I mean that
(headmistress -> Miss G.)
is likely
(Miss G. -> Di)

If Fiamma were not as victim character, this story would be a loop, where ending is beginning with same pattern.

[–] MzForza 14 years ago

I thought maybe the conversation consisted of Di telling the head mistress that she had also been raped by Miss G. Just a thought though. And then when the girls took a pact at the end, I also thought that maybe some of the other girls were subject to some kind of sexual advances towards them by Miss G...which made it easier for them all to come together in a sort of unity.

[–] Viktorkrumnemesis 14 years ago

God, no...

[–] lulupalooza 12 years ago

No, they are completely separate characters. Parallels are common in good storytelling.