2008-09-09, 09:39 | Link #763 |
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Whether Ranka is a saving angel, an ignorant teen or a selfish whoe remains to be seen. Its quite interesting to note that Canaria comments "She's going to see the truth of what happened eleven years ago."
The only question in my mind regarding Ranka is what reason were behind her actions in 21. So when Ranka remembered her past, did she try to return to the vajra planet to better protect frontier, something in her mind pushed her for the greater good of everyone? Or was it an unimportant reason to weigh against a life? Perhaps she will accidentally find the solution, even when she did not aim to help Frontier. I prefer that she chose the decision to help Frontier. For once I find Ozma's character interesting even for a second, "I'll choose my own path, as well." Whether it be for the right reasons or not. To my mind, intention coupled with action defines characters whether in fiction or in reality. |
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lol just found something very funny and true about Ranka at another forum and I couldn't resist to post it here
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2008-09-13, 14:09 | Link #766 | |
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2008-09-13, 18:50 | Link #770 |
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Well, if you got any pull at all on the TV Tropes forums, I suggest you put Sheryl down for a mention in the The Westley entry... the complete counter to the Wesley.
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2008-09-16, 08:58 | Link #771 | |
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2008-09-16, 09:07 | Link #772 | |
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2008-09-20, 14:01 | Link #776 |
A blast from the past
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What I really can't fathom is how they are gonna redeem her character, if not via selfless sacrifice... I mean, the girl was (in)directly responsible for a very sizable amount of deaths (both human and Vajra, if we care to count). So, if she's still alive at the end, how's the rest of the people (outside of her immediate circle) gonna welcome her back?
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2008-09-20, 14:09 | Link #777 | |
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2008-09-20, 14:29 | Link #778 |
Catholic = Cat addiction?
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: MURICA!!
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*Taking a breather from the shipping wars*
You know, when a snafu of epic proportions (such as this one) is committed, one needs to think of the responsibilities as a result of one's poor judgment. Thus, while Ranka's goals may be noble, her execution was by far the most awful and definitely one without careful planning. In the real world, something like this is usually deemed for capital punishment, and although I do not believe Ranka deserve such outcome, to suggest that she should somehow be happy in the aftermath is not exactly, in my opinion, justified. At the end, will she be able to redeem her mistakes? That remains to be seen. - Tak
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2008-09-20, 14:55 | Link #780 |
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Ranka is a mixed bag for me. She has her good qualities but she is naive beyond belief, jeopardizing everyone.
If she sings Aimo to make aliens and humans do kumbaya around campfire in reconciliation understanding of coexistence/peace in ep 25, I gonna puke big time.
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