Monokuma Quotes Novels & Stories

Before him stretched the crowd—rows of students, families, teachers. In the back, Rishi grinned from within a circle of baseball teammates. Misaki was recording on her phone. Even Kenta, the boy from the elementary school, had snuck into the crowd, waving shyly from the front row. Kimura took a deep breath. Then closed the folder. “In the end,” he said, letting the words fall like stones in still water, “I want to borrow a line from a certain idiot: ‘As long as you’re alive, there’s still a chance to change everything.’”

Monika's eyes met the ground. "I'm an idiot; that much isn't new. I have no idea what came over me; I never should have said what I said, and I wouldn't blame you for hating me. But if you could learn to love yourself even half as fiercely as Sara loves you, you'd be a hell of a lot happier." Monika chuckled, "Hell, she almost just killed me for what I said." Monika posed it as a joke, but the pain behind her voice meant that Sara had honestly struck her with life-threatening fear.