Wasn't the point that she WASN'T mature at all? Or at least as much as she was made out to be? I've been reading the novels and it seems more like she plays a bigger, more expanded role in them, but in both it seems fairly obvious that she is rather childish.
BakaHoushi said: Wasn't the point that she WASN'T mature at all?
The point was that she didn't want to be called mature by all of her friends, and was taken back by Ryuuji's comment that she was rather childish. It was inevitable, though, that given Minori and Taiga's involvement in this little love triangle that Ami had very few options but be the mature, kind friend and guide them through their struggles to communicate their obfuscated feelings to each other properly rather than childishly. In very many ways, she succeeded in that role, and in a sad way, understood and readily yielded to the fact that it wasn't her place to get emotionally involved in that triangular clusterfuck.
Granted, Ami did have a little fun with the situation, but ultimately, she meant well.
