@Trandlesnatch@airkatakana You have never read Japanese poetry. It's a simple, emotionally charged line, like most of what Maruto writes. I do like his 文体 and he is nice to read, but the other guy is right.
@homolumen And one of the greatest German stylists, per Nietzsche too: “And with what mastery he wields his native tongue! One day it will be said of Heine and me that we were by far the greatest artists of the German language that have ever existed”
@RonaldCHRIST12 He seemed even more enthusiastic about Byron: “Words fail me, I have only a look, for those who dare to utter the name of Faust in the presence of Manfred”
Umineko is a masterpiece of literature and a genuine major accomplishment of the human race and it should be passed down from generation to generation as one of the classics, like Pride and Prejudice or The Iliad