It is always hard to say goodbye to a story, especially one that teaches you something elementary. Even with a unidimensional character such as Webster Tompkins, who strives for greatness through the help of his friends (not very different from other characters). I suppose this was made be so average readers can identify with someone ordinary in an extraordinary situation.
I liked the ending, I would have expected it to be a lot flatter, so it was rather surprising to see this little twist. Though, there is very little development on her relationship with Webster, so you can’t really say we earned this. But meh, it was a happy ending for an ever uplifting story about true management, simple details.
On a side note, it would have been funny if Laksa had contracted herpes from her Belok mischief, too.
Coder Bebop 