Talk:Ayaka Kagari/@comment-24.234.97.125-20141107002406/@comment-24.121.122.111-20141217073507

There is no teasing. Ayaka knows how pretty she is. The fact that she tells Honoka her true feelings, and of her devotion to him; should make her feelings clear.

The fact that Ayaka rarely shows emotions, is not in itself a clear case of teasing. She never teases. She is direct, forthright, she means what she says.

"Hooking up" as you call it, is yet to happen. Even she knows, as a very mature and sophisicated near adult; that there is much to do before Ayaka and Honoka get together in more than just friendship. She knows these things. Marraige is in the offing, if she plays the game correctly.

The dream sequences point to a time of strong familiarity and friendship, devotion, trust, and love. They have found each other in their lives.

Among true adults, "hooking up" means sex without entanglements or love. If you want animes that have no emotional sincerity, there are plenty out there with similar basic themes.

The Strength of Witch Craft Works, is the serious nature of ideas like true friendship, affection that last the test of time, courage under fire in the defense of people you love, devotion to one person because it is the fulfillment of things you knew as if in a dream, and the making things valuable, which you cannot see, but only can be felt and never clearly explained beyond the near circle which includes those feelings.

True love is real. Devotion is real. Feelings for that other person are real. Fighting for what is right is real. Defense of things that have true value are real.

WCW is an attempt to demonstrate these ideas so that young people can learn before they are too old to have value in real things.

After all, everything else is an illusion.