> > > chris.pelley@octel.com wrote:
> > > 
> > > My advise:   Do not buy vol.4 without vol.5.
> > >              If you are the emotional type have a hankie ready
> > 
> > And if you aren't the emotional type, have a book on clinical
> > psychology handy, so you can identify all the feelings that run
> > through you -- some of them may be unfamiliar.  :)
> 
> I made the mistake of renting A!MG #4 before #5 came out...  I
> haven't been that strung up in a while...:)

	Ok.  Here's my story on that.  There's a worse stopping point
	than between volume 4 and 5.  I did get both together.  I was
	watching them (as soon as I got them of course).  The point I
	had to stop (when my friend came to pick me up for Japanese class)
	was immediately after the eyecatch in #5.  JUST after Belldandy 
	screamed "Keiichi-san..........    IIYYAAaa!!!!!"  I don't want 
	to describe it in too much detail in case some haven't seen it.  
	That, in my opinion is a worse place to have to stop.  (almost 
	didn't make it to class that time).

	These last two are definately filled with emotion.  (then again
	I can say that of a lot of my favorite anime).

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