I'm so glad that nozomi's "ugly face" from before isn't shown. The reader doesn't miss the main message by judging that face whether it be in a negative or positive way (like if you watch the princess diaries and think, "did they really expect us to believe that anne hathway is an ugly duckling?"), and they instead just understand the idea of being "ugly" or unappealing by the standards of society.
I'm so glad that nozomi's "ugly face" from before isn't shown. The reader doesn't miss the main message by judging that face whether it be in a negative or positive way (like if you watch the princess diaries and think, "did they really expect us to believe that anne hathway is an ugly duckling?"), and they instead just understand the idea of being "ugly" or unappealing by the standards of society.