 development of collaborative education and research initiatives in the fields of indigenous health, hospital pedagogy, and the practice of reading, writing, and speaking
- Publications related to indigenous health: Castro, D., et. al. (2017) Caracterización de la Situación del VIH/SIDA en los Wayuu de Colombia: Una aproximación a sus percepciones. (Characterization of the HIV/AIDS Situation in the Wayuu of Colombia. An approach to their perceptions). Chungará (Arica), 49(1), 109-119. Castro, D., et. al. (2018) Social Perceptions of HIV/AIDS among the Wayuu of Colombia. Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Services, 17(3), 224-238
Research Portafolio
- Expert advice to authorities and officials, training of community agents, and participatory production of printed, digital, and audio educational material. This is done with the aim of supporting the search for solutions to emerging health problems in indigenous communities in Colombia.
- Expert advice, management and configuration of strategies for the promotion of university student entrance, permanence and graduation
- Design of collaborative education routes between peers in higher education.
- Design of health education material for indigenous and rural communities for the purpose of Social Appropriation of Knowledge.
- Design of education routes in health education and hospital pedagogy.
>Consumerist culture is pretty freaking weird. That’s easy to forget, since we live in the thick of it, but photographer Brian Ulrich reminds us with the three projects that comprise his Copia series, which explores different aspects of our mania for shopping. A while back, Flavorwire looked at Dark Stores, Ulrich’s chronicle of abandoned and decaying malls and shops. Now, Booooooom points us to Retail, a journey through the familiar yet alien world of the big-box stores, shopping centers, and supermarkets that are still very much alive. The spoils of consumerism are on full display here: We see a small, glassy-eyed child adrift in a Disney-fied paradise, an adult receiving a full-body machine massage in the middle of a mall, a bride-to-be looking bored as she browses racks of wedding gowns. A few shots from grocery stores may be the most haunting — one is simply case after desolate freezer case of OreIda microwave potato products, while an image of spilled milk pooling on the floor in front of a giant Faygo display fills us with unspeakable dread. Click through for a gallery of our favorite Retail photos, visit Ulrich’s website to see much more of his work, and, if you’re in the area, be sure to check out Copia at the Cleveland Museum of Art beginning August 27th.
After giving the MC a test “confession,” Ayumu continues to tease her with them, telling her that she needs to work on her seduction skills. The MC is determined to do better in all aspects of her training, and continues to try her best at it with his help. She struggles to keep her feelings for Ayumu in check when she’s suddenly asked by Kaga to investigate him! There’s more to the purse-snatching case than she suspected, and Ayumu is deemed as one of the suspects?!
Ayumu seems friendlier with the MC in this route. He’ll tease her with “confessions” and manipulate his way out of situations where he’ll have to answer her questions, but you can see that he’s opening up to the MC little by little. Personally it looked as if he started falling for her early on in the route (though both he and the MC don’t know it). He blushes a lot more in this route, and it was interesting to see how his reactions towards the MC change as the story progresses; he gets embarrassed in situations that wouldn’t have fazed him in his MS1, and starts to “protect” the MC in his own ways.
My review for Ayumu’s MS1 route wasn’t good because the route by itself wasn’t enough; it was bland by itself, and I was confused by the randomness of a few of the plot elements. However, after reading this story, I realize that while not much happened in Ayumu’s MS1, it did a good job of setting the stage for this route. Everything knit together well, from Ayumu’s unrequited love to the seemingly closed purse-snatching case, and you gain a better understanding of how Ayumu works as a PSD and as a character in general.
The plot built on the case from MS1, and it was interesting to see how they tied it in to make it more personal for Ayumu. Both he and the MC are personally tested in this route, and it hurt to see both of them get hurt from their unrequited loves ; A ; However, it was heart-warming to see how much the MC matures as a character individually because of it, even before Ayumu starts to show more obvious signs of starting to fall for her. Their relationship development is gradual but well-paced, and they overcome a lot of hurdles together and separately before they finally end up together. I loved seeing how much Ayumu treasures the MC in the end of this route and in the epilogue; he lives up to his description of being “pure-hearted” in his MS1, and the decision he makes in regards to his relationship with the MC fit him surprisingly well.
The only complaint that I have with this route is that they didn’t go into the full ending of the case, but that was probably because of time constraints as it gets resolved in the very end. I was surprised by how much Ayumu grew on me in this route, and definitely recommend that you get this route if you had reservations about him from his MS1. I highly recommend the epilogue as well; he’s absolutely adorable in it, and I loved seeing him being a bit more vulnerable with the MC (/w\) Please give him a try! You definitely won’t regret it (IMO). Happy playing! >w<
10 thoughts on “[REVIEW] Her Love in the Force: Ayumu Shinonome MS2: Falling in Love”
Ayumu!!! 💓💓💓
Ayumu and Shusuke are the only two I like in this game. This whole app is a big diappointment for me 😦
Personally I like Ishigami and Ayumu the best. Everyone seems to have mixed feelings about this app, but I find it interesting a lot of people disagree on which route was the best written. Hopefully the sequels will be released soon! I’m worried because I haven’t seen any new CGs from the JP version of the app and I really want more (especially of Ayumu he’s such a cute ; w ; )
Ayumu’s sequel is not out inJP versions yet. Thats one thing I dislike about the app. The CGs. I’d prefer an actual CG rather than the worded ones. I think they sorta changed Hideki’s character….
Hideki’s main character points stayed the same, but I agree that they did tweak his character a bit. I agree with the CGs; it felt like Voltage really skimped on the CGs for this game, and I wasn’t happy about it =___=;;
I tried this app only for Ayumu but him acting like a total asshole in the first chapter put me off, then I was sad to see your first review saying it wasn’t that great which is of course most fans fear. It’s a relief to see you recommend him here. Thanks for the review.
Ayumu’s MS1 by itself wasn’t a good route, but it definitely set up the stage for his MS2 and the two of them together do make a nice route. Thank you for reading my review! ^w^
I agree! When I first played the first main story, I sort felt like he was a jerk. He was the one I was the most interested in in the game but after reading just the first main story, I was iffy about it. I wished they would’ve released both together instead of splitting the two. After ms2, I love the mushroom now!LOL
Wow, I’m 3 years late into this game lol. I loved Ishigami in MSB and was so glad I found this HLITF because it’s sooo much better in pace and writing. Anyway, I played Ishigami’s and Goto’s routes first, but ended up playing this mushroom as well because he was so intriguing! He looks angelic but his words bite lol!
I agree with you though. Ayumu’s MS1 was one heck of a confusing ride for me. Like, what the heck does he mean by everything?! But then MS2 and Epilogue came and like you said, everything ties nicely together.
I loved how he noticed MC’s er, special talent? Haha. It gave her confidence, and his character somehow pushed her to take charge. She’s still so helpless sometimes when it comes to dealing with him though lol. And I also agree that Ayumu’s characterization could’ve been given more depth. There’s still so much I want to know about him.
But like, if you want to be a pampered gf, Goto’s the one. If you want strong mentorship and a reliable partner with cute nuggets of sweetness, then Ishigami. But if you like mind games and the challenge of keeping a cunning yet cute bf, then Ayumu