An Ordinary Life

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Izuku and his students (with the notable exception of Kishun) have troubled family lives or are missing one or both parents. However, his students see Izuku as a surrogate father and each side find comfort in the bond they share.

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An ordinary life also means not trying to be better than others but to be the best you can at being yourself. It means understanding that everyone is struggling with something. It’s not our place to judge others for where they are in life. Her voice is clear, pure and honest, evoking the gentle encouragement of a Brene Brown or Glennon Doyle, but she's not actively trying to inspire or encourage. Much of the book is a diary, just Amy talking to herself and enjoying the ride. She expresses her desire to be a better mother, a better listener, a better singer in the car. And she relishes the ways in which she knows she is already good, already kind. Happily Married: Izuku's coworkers, Kimochi and Hatsune, are a lesbian couple. Mirio and Tamaki also end up marrying later in the story. Izuku and Ochako aren't there yet, but it is on their to-do list. Every fall leaves turn gold and fall to the ground and in winter the branches shimmer like frozen silver Bakugo, of all people, although only aimed at Izuku. Present Mic similarly has an unrequited crush on Eraserhead.

After marrying Mirio, Tamaki's name become Tamaki Togata. The same way, Akira's father is named Hizumi Hoshinami. Amanda is a huge supporter of libraries and having become a proud ambassador for The Reading Agency, works tirelessly to promote reading, especially in disadvantaged areas. Amanda's ambition is to create stories that keep people from turning the bedside lamp off at night, great characters that ensure you take every step with them and tales that fill your head so you can't possibly read anoth

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Runaway Hideaway: Officially, Noraneko Foyer is a socio-educative residence for children and teenagers in academic Failure. Unofficially, it is a Type 3. Any teenager on the run and looking for safety is sure to find it there. Kishun's father even calls it "a shelter for runaways", and noraneko is Japanese for stray cat.

Titled After the Song: each chapter is named after the lyrics of a song that is given at the start and helps set the mood. Most songs range from the 80's-2000's. Amicable Exes: Ochako and Tenya started dating after Izuku was expelled, but eventually decided they were Better as Friends. They are still on good terms. Home Field Advantage: Discussed. Having trained their powers in the open area behind the Foyer or in the Shiakami preserve, Izuku's students are naturally more at ease in woodland areas. Meanwhile, the Pros are much more at ease in cityscapes. When pitted against fourteen trained Pro Heroes, the Strays use Sami, Akira and Hayate's Quirks to alter the Ground's layout, turning it into a forest. Tree Buchet: Turns out taking a branch the size of your chest right in the stomach will send you flying. It will also make you glad you can cover your skin with steel.