#It's also interesting bc it kinda subverts your initial expectations about Saki in general and heavily changes the dynamic

[the-descolada]

I really really like how The Moon on a Rainy Night kinda lets you gradually realize Saki is a lesbian in subtextual ways to start, little moments, and then becomes a lot more clear about it as her own feelings start to become clearer. It's juxtaposed really well with her other anxieties about being a good friend for Kanon, and feels so fucking relatable to a lot of common fears that come along with internalized homophobia.