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>>9151716
extremely evil

>>8689779
Classic Caster best Caster

Why is Caster so sexual

I'd Cast'er, if you know what I mean

Caster route

I'd rather Caster's ears

I'd show her some love, if you know what I mean

I'd engage in a series of quicktime events with Caster, if you know what I mean

>>7806393
Its not rape if its an elf

One day Caster will get something...

I KNOW IT

Here /jp/, have a pointless thread!

I'd Caster, if you know what I mean

I'd Cast'er, if you know what I mean

If I had the choice of abused ladies I'd pick Caster over Sakura every time

CASTER
I LOVE YOU

>>6781443
I wouldnt mind being Garen if she was Leblanc ehehehe

Now, I dont want to say anything too outrageous, but I'd fuck Caster all day and night.

Just saying.

I like both. I want the characters = to struggle through misfortune and then make it out on top. I enjoy stories where effort = reward. But a lot of people don't do it right or just copy other people. Its always along the lines of "Good guy good at heart, works very hard, but things happen, good guy pulls through". That's the core theme but I rarely ever see someone stray from it in VN.

You know what I really want? A story about someone like Archer or Kitsurugi. There means of getting results are their tragedy but they get a justified end which is for the greater good or cynics who know that not everyone can be happy or not every end good end can be reached with good means. Or a bad guy with a selfish but ultimately human and understandable motivation winning, like Caster. She's selfish enough to harm other people for her goal of winning the grail and living with the man she loves. Sure its selfish, but the very foundation of life is built on selfishness and she has every right to pursue her own goals.

The current moral of stories with effort = happiness is based upon on needless philanthropy, what I want is a story with effort = happiness based on pragmatic realism. A situation where you're being happy means someone else isn't happy and you not being judged because of that or the person who failed to attain happiness isn't judged because of that. It should be presented as something that happens and has to be dealt with.

This is a round about way of saying Caster should have won goddamn, she deserves to be happy ;_;

I'd show her my 'staff' if you get my meaning

Jason and the Argonauts is the best movie of all time

I'd let Caster reinforce my dick, if you know what I mean

Would you Caster?