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Originally Posted by karice67
There's also the question of how Gai knew Shu's name in the first episode, and his "this time, show me that you can protect it" also raises a question mark for me...
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Well, I always thought that when Gai mentioned that the "this time, show me that you can protect it" refered to the fact that Shu did not protect Inori the first time they met.
It's true that it was unusual that Gai knew Shu's name. From your line of thinking, it probably meant that Shu failed to "protect" the childhood girl (a.k.a. Inori's precursor).
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Originally Posted by Archon_Wing
I don't really get how not liking something causes some kind of radiation that somehow will damage and monopolize positive opinions.
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I really don't like getting into this type of discussion, but for this once, I will try to give an example.
Say for instance, you are a Dallas Mavericks' fan. They win the NBA Championship, and you are in quite a positive buzz. You only have great feelings and great things to say. Along comes a negative person that says that the main reason why the Mavericks won is because the referees "helped" them win. Whatever enjoyment you had is now tainted with this negative remark. It does not matter if it is correct or not. It is just a fact that you threw a wrench in someone else's fun, and you want them to feel as down as you are feeling. Negative feeling is contagious, and it ruins the fun for others around.
If you are going to a party with a group of friends, but there is one friend who is currently very negative and down, would you want to bring him along? Usually not because he would bring down the mood of the group. You would most likely leave him at home.
This is all I want to discuss about this for the thread. If you want to continue this discussion, you are more than welcome to PM me.