mr.bananas said: Judging by the greeting, aren't they all on good terms?
Sit down and ...Join the talk...?
Yikes, it's not that easy. Situation like this are nightmarish I remember having this similar situation once, where I decided to sit in an empty table next to a group of 7-8 acquaintances. They invited me over to their table (who the heck would reject that), then they continue on with their conversational topic afterward (which is incredibly hard to suddenly join in). You don't know what on earth they are talking about, and if you was to suddenly speak up, it would feel unnatural and show as if you are trying too hard to fit in. It was the Most-Torturous-'n-Awkward-15-Minutes-Of-Silence ever, where you'd wish something would suddenly happen just so you can escape without being rude. This artist capture the genuine feeling of being a socially awkward penguin perfectly, with most of his Hatate's comic strips (probably have some experience himself or something)
Ain't this the truth. If Aya and Momiji are on THAT good terms with Hatate and vice versa, Hatate shouldn't have that much trouble joining the meal talk. Maybe their relationship is as close as that acquitance whose work in the same field but rarely interact. Or maybe Hatate is just being too self-aware and socially awkward for being too silent.
To sit, or not to sit. That action only that will tell the truth.
lol Kill la Kill wasn't to first one to feature laser nipples so I sure as hell didn't get it from there
FFFRRRRRRRRANKY from One Piece, of course how could i have missed that.
They'll think "She sucks!" won't theyyyyy!Not like it's gonna go down.Wh-...wh-wh-why...why...are they sitting at a table set for three...?...and "Just when we were getting charged up with just the two of us", won't they...?Oh...y-yeah...JoltEh...!?Yo, Hatate! You on break too?Hello there!But if I don't sit there, I bet they'll think, "How could she purposely dodge us after we went and spoke to her..."N-...no way!If I sit in that chair...they'll probably think, "Ugh, we got a Silent Sue here..."