>         I will concede a point made elsewhere: That, since the characters in
> Mihoshi's story are identified with familiar people for the purposes of
> Mihoshi's storytelling, there is no particular reason to believe that Kiyone
> was the actual victem. (the convolutions of that are endless)

Moreover, there's no particular reason to believe anything remotely 
comparable to her story actually happened :)

There were numerous clues. Why did Mihoshi feel she just HAD to use 
the others' names, and, moreover, typecasted them true to form 
(Ryouko the pirate, 'old' Aeka the blushing bride-to-be, Washuu the 
#1 Mad Scientist, etc, etc). And what the hell is a Super Energy 
Room? Did that REALLY look a Universe Destroyer?

And about Kiyone, why would Mihoshi, who had thought her partner had 
valliantly given her life to save the universe, project her guilty 
feelings (which aren't in evidence anyway) as Kiyone alive standed on 
the wrekage of Washuu's ship, wailing death threats?


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