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if someone can correct what i heard, i can give you a translation
びっくりしたがい、のりだ( thats her name i presume)
びっくりしたですね!このあたしってケモノにしておいて!
のりだ
なんてねえ!それも反動は本当だけど、でもちょっと安心した、ryuugo(is that his name?)はむかしのryuugoだって分かって, (something like dourou, or dorou here?)じゃないけど、すら中になれるまで大変だったの?
The subject is the speaker "I", i.e., ロリタ. ゾロじゃない modifies 振り and 振りする modifies あなた. It doesn't mean he is not Zoro.ゾロじゃない振りするあなたに慣れるまで大変だったのよ 。 A bit unsure what this is trying to say, I dont know how to word in english. Is it saying he isn't zoro, and it will become a hassle if diego pretends to acknowledge that way? Seems odd.
除け者にする means "to exclude someone from the group". What she said shows that only she was not informed a fact/information.A bit curious about the このあたしだけ除け者にして おいて, does that mean "Even though I (said) to leave the odd man out/outcast alone"? The atashi dake seems a bit odd.
ふり【振り】の英語・英訳 - 和英辞書 - goo辞書3 〔見せかけ〕
見えないふりをする
pretend to be blind
そのことは知らないふりをした
I pretended not to know anything about it./((文)) I 「assumed an air of [feigned] ignorance about it.
危険な時にくもはしばしば死んだふりをする
A spider often plays dead when in danger.
少年たちはけんかのふりをして騒いでいる
The boys are putting on a sham fight for fun.
This is completely wrong, I'm afraid. The meaning is opposite. He pretended he was not Zoro (though he was actually Zoro).You aren't the zoro you are pretending to be
The difference between "Im not zoro" / "You aren't the zoro you are pretending to be" and "he was pretending not to be zoro" is equivalent to the difference between "I think I understand the meaning" and "you really understand it". This is the reason why we repeatedly tell you "show your translation". The attitude "OK, I think I understand the meaning now, so no need to translate it anymore" doesn't (well at least always) improve your reading comprehension.oh ok, so he was pretending not to be zoro. Yeah ok I see where I made the mistake thank you.
The difference between "Im not zoro" / "You aren't the zoro you are pretending to be" and "he was pretending not to be zoro" is equivalent to the difference between "I think I understand the meaning" and "you really understand it". This is the reason why we repeatedly tell you "show your translation". The attitude "OK, I think I understand the meaning now, so no need to translate it anymore" doesn't (well at least always) improve your reading comprehension.