>[..] But in the end, they'll work 
> out some kind of arrangement, and then, Akane, Ranma, Ryouga, 
> and Akari will all move into at Ucchan's, and the eight young lovers 
> can form a organization for the support of alternative lifestyles.

And sixteen years later, their children will star in "Marmalade Boy II".

Clearly there are a lot of problems in romantic comedy that can
be solved by polyamory, though the case of Marmalade Boy suggests
it can create a few problems of it's own.

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    Albert Lunde                      Albert-Lunde@nwu.edu