Quote Originally Posted by Ryllharu View Post
It's not that great when she wins over Kaname's heart just by saying she was waiting for him, and he only accepts her because he finally found someone to fall back on. The whole scene felt like they had forgotten about it until now, and wrapped it up too neatly.
I didn't feel like that at all when watching the scene. We have seen Sayu plenty of times lamenting her situation or trying to encourage herself and Miuna. Kaname is a different story because he never thought about Sayu in that way before this scene, so it's unfair to say he would have needed some foreshadowing. But we have certainly seen him feeling lonely and left out, and getting beaten by Tsumugu to approach Chisaki.

Quote Originally Posted by shinta|hikari View Post
@Kraco - I said outcomes. The process might have taken a long time, but Tsumugu is always the winner, unlike Kaname and Miuna who are likely doomed in their love, or even Chisaki who fell in love with someone she didn't want to.
I don't personally think the best outcome requires long years of suffering. The best outcome for Tsumugu would have been Chisaki accepting her new feelings during the five years. There was no particular reason preventing that either, since she did know Hikari loves Manaka. It's actually harder to understand why she didn't want to move forward and instead chose the limbo, well, aside from her personality which isn't the easiest and thus explains everything.