>I hadn't realized the timeline was that close -- I guess I mentally
>misplaced exactly when Sakuya disappeared (and, thus, Remilia actually
>stopped going out)

Remilia herself rarely, if ever, left the house after the 10th of Flor&3acute;al, partly because she didn't dare in case Flandre acted up (since she was the only person left in the house who even had a prayer of controlling her), but mostly because she wanted nothing further to do with the outside world and its revolutionary fanatics. It was always Sakuya who ventured out, in an effort to bring back at least a few things that might brighten life in the ruins a bit (and keep at least vaguely current about what was going on).

Still, that meant that when Sakuya disappeared, Remilia lost virtually all of what little contact with the outside remained. Not that she ever really noticed, or would acknowledge, that she missed it before G came along.

--G.
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