*staring on the screen in disgust*

@Ynneja They can't because they are financially depended on their husbands. The same reason they can't divorce. Unlike in the US, women don't get anything from the husband if they divorced. They are housewives so they don't make any money.

Sensei being the last straw to push them over the edge is a little on the nose, but the original motive still stands (down with unfaithful husbands!). Personally, rather than killing her, should think of ways to ruin her life too. Heck, kill one of the husbands and frame her! Let her rot in jail for the rest of her life.

Man, this is what i love from Kindaichi series. The moment when you're told about the motive, it really made you think... That woman ruined so many lives, does she need to die? Probably not, but I understand if some people said that she deserved to die. This is a really nice arc and I already looking forward for more.

I think I can speak for everyone here that B needed to die. She messed up so many lives. I would even go as far as to say I would vote not guilty if I was on the jury.

I wonder if the more sympathetic killers are a reflection on a more mature kindaichi. Though the two most recent arcs in Young Kind have a similar “justified revenge” angle.

I love how the Yoga instructor was grabbing his crotch when he realized that he might now have chlamydia from banging the victim/evil monster.

That was a nice conclusion.

This may sound stupid, but when the culprit reveal their motivation and make us (or at least me) feel like "damn, turn out victim are just reap what they sow" ( of course it doesn't mean all case are like that, like the recently Uta island case, victims are innocent and just unlucky) are part I like the most about Kindaichi ( I mean the manga, not the main character)

Man, that bitch really deserved to die, i mean the husbands affair is partly the husbands fault. However, i feel sorry for that hikkikomori child that lost his chance for the future