[In contrast, Utena dislikes the wide-open, empty feeling the observatory creates. It reminds her too much of Akio's ceiling of fake stars, but there are other memories, softer at the edges, that compel her to come back to this place day after day. When she visits, she usually does so when she thinks she might be as alone as possible (given the close quarters, this was an exercise in futility). She thinks she's alone today, until she hears a noise.
She goes to stand near the girl on the ground, at a careful distance.]
You've been here the whole time? [A tilt of her head.] I didn't know there were paper books up here.
[All of the literature, comics and otherwise, seemed to be digital.]
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She goes to stand near the girl on the ground, at a careful distance.]
You've been here the whole time? [A tilt of her head.] I didn't know there were paper books up here.
[All of the literature, comics and otherwise, seemed to be digital.]