>Also, much like how Symphony 1 started, beginning
>with Anne's story provides a fresh new view on familiar faces.
>Symphony One gave a new perspective on the founders of the WDF and the
>protagonists of the original UF stories, viewed through the lens of
>Utena's interactions with Kaitlyn and her family. Symphony Four
>provides a new view on the participants of Symphonies 1-3, and how the
>past five years have shaped them. PJM

Very true. Anne's introduction makes Symphony 4 my second favorite, right after Symphony 1.

>931 And you know the octopus is only still
>there because of Anthy. They never stay in aquariums otherwise.
>Master escape artists, octopi are. ALC

Um, "octopus" isn't latin; it's greek. The plural would be "octopodes" (or "octopuses", but that looks ugly to me).

>998 Serge's collar tag says, "IF FOUND, DROP IN ANY MAILBOX.
>RETURN POSTAGE GUARANTEED."

Bwahaha!

>1531 How about a little fire,
>Scarecrow? ... Yeah, that was a cheap shot, sorry. MFR
>
>"Dude, I'm totally going to Burning Man this year, dude!" --G.
>
>"Why yes, it is a smoking jacket."
>RRS
>
>"Build a man a fire and he's warm for a night.
>Set a man on fire and he'll be warm for the rest of his life!"
>ALC

Wow, "Going so soon, blip?" - that's world-class repartee, man. Must be at least a 4.5 on the Wilde scale. What's next? "I like a girl with spirit" or "Go ahead and scream"? You're on fire, man!

No, I mean you're actually on fire. Didn't they teach you to put on your asbestos undies, when going after a pyrokinetic?

>1815 Oniichan: "Little Brother".

No, that would be "Otoutochan". "Onii" means "older brother" - so the people of Tomodachi always have Big Brother watching over them from the sky. ^_^

Oniichan = Big brother
Oneechan = Big sister
Otoutochan = Little brother
Imoutochan = Little sister

>1961 Perhaps unsurprisingly, Azalynn is a student of
>comparative religion at Hotohori University, the sector's finest
>liberal-arts school. Theodynamics is the study of theology and how
>different schools of theology interact to shape history.

Aww. I thought Theodynamics was the study of what happens when you stuff a lot of gods in a confined space.