I think Banri wishes for his current self to be recognized, but even so, he still finds the fact that Linda acting indifferently and blatantly lying to him displeasing. I think the approach Linda should have done was to openly introduce herself to Banri, yet still see the current Banri without pressuring him to recover his memories.
Rather than caring about his old self, I think it is simply the deception and his confusion as to the reason for it that caused his outburst towards Linda.
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That would make her into the same people as the rest of his family. She might not be pressuring, but she'd hell be preferring and expecting Tada Banri to merge, if not change to his old self.Originally Posted by shinta|hikari
Besides the shoe issue, I don't think Linda really lied if we consider Tada Banri and Banri as two different people. She doesn't know the current Tada Banri (besides the hospital escape scene). If they're as separate as Tada Banri would like them to be, then I truly believe that Linda isn't lying to him. If anything, she's lying to herself since she considers them both to be the same person.
On the other hand, if Tada Banri considers his old self to still be a part of himself.. then he should be more accepting of people's views about the whole issue.
Linda is the first person who knew Banri's past but actively tries to deal with just the current Tada Banri. Tada Banri suddenly doesn't like the results so he's reversing all the views he had, is that right? :S
Yeah, the "confused about reason" part gets to me. For me the obvious (from Tada Banri's eyes given his perspective on himself) reason to do so would be because he isn't the old Banri, so there is no reason to interact with him and expect him to be.
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