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Seagulls did nothing wrong.

They cried, and When Seagulls Cry, Umineko happens.

That seems more like something that happened by coincidence. They've cried a lot before and since, with no ill effects.
 
Seagulls did nothing wrong.

They cried, and When Seagulls Cry, Umineko happens.

That seems more like something that happened by coincidence. They've cried a lot before and since, with no ill effects.
The joke is that Umineko no Naku Koro ni translates as "When Seagulls Cry"...
 
Seagulls did nothing wrong.

They cried, and When Seagulls Cry, Umineko happens.

That seems more like something that happened by coincidence. They've cried a lot before and since, with no ill effects.
The joke is that Umineko no Naku Koro ni translates as "When Seagulls Cry"...

I know. It also means that "they cried, and Umineko, When Seagulls Cry happens" is synonymous with the above. This in turn sounds like a non-sequitur, which does little in the realm of logic, but everything in the world of memes.
 
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