Shiba for a weed pretty badass. I always like how people that think they are superior got speechless.
And A-Chan voice is soo adorable

k, this is the hardest route by far to understand.

First, you hang out with Rin for the school fair, pretty standard. She's just sitting in front of her mural, and you just sit with her for the entire thing. That's pretty much the entire fair.

You join the art club to hang out with Rin to get to know her better. The teacher who runs it considers Rin to be his protege and wants her to submit her work to a local art gallery. You convince her to give it a shot, so she goes with you and teacher to the art gallery to show her work to the curator. Curator loves it, wants Rin to make more. Offers her a loft above the gallery to paint. Rin accepts, moves in to the loft to work, approved by the school. You visit from time to time. Rin appears to get steadily more out of the loop and withdrawn from you. It's during this time, if I rememher correctly, that her first h-scene happens when you go to comfort her and function as her "muse".

She finishes her art exhibit, and it goes public and everyone loves it, but Rin bolts from the gallery on opening night, much to her teacher's disdain. It's here you learn her teacher had a friend in college who was very talented in the arts, like Rin, but who committed suicide. The curator, who is also college friends with the teacher, says that the friend felt nobody understood him and despaired. The teacher is upset that Rin isn't living up to her potential and that she needs to grow up (if you think he's an asshole, you're correct. He perceives all of Rin's "negative" actions as sleights against his good will, and all her successes as owing to his influence. He's the biggest dickwad by far from every route). You run after Rin, who is in the loft, and you try to comfort her but don't feel like you're reaching her.

Later at your dorms (day or so later) Rin comes to talk to you and you finally snap. You can't understand Rin at all, you feel like she's using you, and you just wish she would explain what's going on. You drift apart, but you can't stop thinking about her.

You catch up with her and apologize for your outburst, but you really just want to understand her. She reveals that she doesn't really know to express herself. The words are just not adequate for how she feels, and she knows when she tries she gets misunderstood, but she can't help it. You also find out she isn't doing the art exhibit anymore, the teacher really makes a pompous ass out of himself, and you basically tell him to go fuck himself. You decide to support Rin with her decisions and stick with her for better or worse, all the while trying to get to understand her better. Rin is happy with this and feels like everything will be better from now on.

Long story short: troubled, misunderstood artist. First person to try to understand her rather than force her into what you want from her.

That being said, I really don't do the story justice. It's much better written than Skulfuk gives it credit for, it's just a very abstract progression. Not a lot is explained, and a lot needs to be inferred, but it adds to the frustration of trying to understand Rin. When you realize at the end that understanding is secondary, and just enjoying her being herself and supporting her the entire way is what matters, it really clicks more than if it's just explained.

But damn I felt bad for Hisao sleeping with Hanako. Because she did it to make Hisao see her on the same level as a equal and as a normal girl, to think she forced herself to do that because of that reason, felt so guilty for how he treated her throughout the route when I figured that out.

It's justified how he acted in the beginning, because it's not like you can be buddy ol' chum right off the bat. That's just weird, particularly to somebody who's hyper-aware to social cues. And Hisao realized pretty quick in comparison to the other routes what Hanako wants from him. He realizes Hanako isn't a social butterfly, so he treats her appropriately, but she was always just a regular friend, whereas Hanako wanted him to be more.

Hanako does sleep with Hisao to try to keep him with her, but she was afraid that Hisao was getting distant from her and winding up with Lilly. That's the only action I feel particularly bad for both of them for, as Hisao feels like he raped Hanako when he learns this, and Hanako feels tainted for having done so.

But I chose Lilly because I like her personality more and the way she has a dirty mind. Her confession was so emotional too.