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Old 2008-06-06, 04:43   Link #261
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Sheryl had me at strawberry pie!
That was really funny. Dreaming about strawberry pie!
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Old 2008-06-06, 04:59   Link #262
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Give us a break, sir. We know you don't understand Sheryl and you never try to understand her. You don't need to remind us over and over again.
She can be all things to all people. She can be a bitch, she can be a weepy sympathetic victim of circumstance, she can be fun loving as she plays with livestock and giant dinnerware, she's a performer that puts everything into concerts, and she be a headstrong, take-things-head-on girl, that drives her own destiny.

In short, she's too many things. Put her in a VF and it's game-f-ing-over.

She'll need an amazing and plausible backstory to justify her character, and until then, I maintain that she's full of it.

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lol, acting accordingly to a situation requires at least some forethought... so she can't be that empty headed as you imply.
Not true. Personal experience, creativity, and an acting ability can easily compensate for total lack of thought.

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Old 2008-06-06, 05:54   Link #263
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She'll need an amazing and plausible backstory to justify her character, and until then, I maintain that she's full of it.
Keeping that in mind, don't jump to hasty conclusions about her character. That's like saying a book is bad because you haven't read it.

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Not true. Personal experience, creativity, and an acting ability can easily compensate for total lack of thought.
Its called "thinking on the fly" or "winging it" as some people might say.

I agree that's 'somewhat' true, but regardless, my statement was made in conjunction with the 2nd half of my post. Holding that phrase to itself is pretty much worthless in this case, even I know that much.

Not to mention, if you read her blog it's already shown that she's has a bit of depth to her. No one with lack of forethought gives the time of day to deeper meaningful past experiences.

I suppose this my fault though, I tried my hand at sarcasm and failed.
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Old 2008-06-06, 16:38   Link #264
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Going back to the topic.

I can hardly tell what Sheryl is thinking most of the time, can you? I've been trying to figure out what's going through her mind everytime she gives someone "that" look (especially when it concerns Ranka). It's obviously a look of contemplation but what kind? There's a wide range of things it could be but yeah...

All I know is that she's a lot more deeper than she lets on and perhaps thats what I love about her. When it comes to her work she's serious, motivated, and determined... maybe to the point where she's seen as rude. But under all that we see another side of her, a girl, playful and caring, even a little insecure at times.

She's a wonderful character full of depth and potential. Simply put, she rocks.
Sheryl is a woman who knows what she wants and does exactly what she intends to do. She's a confident woman and she goes for things without hesitation. Sheryl knows how to approach a situation and go along with it without failure. At the same time, she's also deep and caring, and to Ranka she's a woman of experience and a role model. Sheryl knows Ranka looks up to her, and she does exactly what she needs to do: she provides moral support for Ranka and doesn't feed her fame. She's also after Alto, so at the same time Ranka is a bit of a threat to her. But she's confident that she can win him over. Personally, I think she probably will win him over, and I can say that with confidence after he mounted her earring in his cockpit, which was promptly destroyed...
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Old 2008-06-06, 22:54   Link #265
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i 'll throw my theory about her, sheryl Nome is the daughter or granddaughter of the dr. Mao Nome who died in the varja incident 11 years ago in the research fleet where ranka was (probably under studie, because i think she isn't half zent)
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Old 2008-06-06, 23:40   Link #266
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Keeping that in mind, don't jump to hasty conclusions about her character. That's like saying a book is bad because you haven't read it.
Hardly hasty. Unlike most people I didn't immediately classify her as "t3h biatch" after the first episode. Most people also didn't seem to note her characterization as she was first being flown in ("Umi"), which left me speculating if she had multiple personas.

Episodes five through eight is where she really started to lose me. Not that she was awful in five, but because it was a high note for her character portrayal that the following episodes failed to live up to. Of course she was hardly the only thing wrong with any of those episodes, but it just seems like after the fifth episode for alot of people Sheryl can do no wrong, while Ranka is "moeshit" to whomever is left.

It's like, Sheryl's simply a story catalyst with occasional brillant, but inconsistent, moments of characterization. The only times a scene has been all about Sheryl is when she's at a concert, doing her thing, and even then she's had to share the spotlight with a battle.
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It's like, Sheryl's simply a story catalyst with occasional brillant, but inconsistent, moments of characterization. The only times a scene has been all about Sheryl is when she's at a concert, doing her thing, and even then she's had to share the spotlight with a battle.
I'm curious as to why you think that Sheryl is so inconsistent. As far as I can tell, her behavior is quite in line with her personality.
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Old 2008-06-07, 02:43   Link #268
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I'm curious as to why you think that Sheryl is so inconsistent. As far as I can tell, her behavior is quite in line with her personality.
I think he meant Sheryl has a tendency to pull off a lot of surprises, which she does.

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Old 2008-06-07, 03:24   Link #269
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I think he just doesn't like sheryl
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I'm curious as to why you think that Sheryl is so inconsistent. As far as I can tell, her behavior is quite in line with her personality.
She changes from setting to setting. Dramatically so. Naturally most people don't wear their hearts on their sleeves, but Sheryl's a stuck-up professional one minute, a bitch the next, and other times she's Alice in Wonderland. Not to mention the whole taking Ranka under her wing on a whim thing.

She often seems very fake to me, both on and off the stage, and her gloating over the loss of the earring pretty much ruined my ability to take anything she says seriously. That and the interview where she she was going to return to Galaxy and the concert where she said good-bye when she ended up not going anywhere. And the whole joining a piloting class, but then going on to shooting promotional videos and historical documentaries.

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I think he just doesn't like sheryl
Mostly I don't like how overrated she's becoming. Sure, she was great in episode 5, but pretty crappy in the following ones, with the exception of the latest one where everyone's characterization was more in line with how they were in the early episodes.
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She changes from setting to setting. Dramatically so. Naturally most people don't wear their hearts on their sleeves, but Sheryl's a stuck-up professional one minute, a bitch the next, and other times she's Alice in Wonderland. Not to mention the whole taking Ranka under her wing on a whim thing.
It's entirely a matter of context. We pretty much all do this to a degree; the main difference is that Sheryl's contrasts are greater because of her public image.

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That and the interview where she she was going to return to Galaxy and the concert where she said good-bye when she ended up not going anywhere.
That was Sheryl playing up to her public image and putting up a brave front. Later that episode, we find out that she was nowhere nearly as confident as she let on. She seems to feel much better over the matter after the SMS returned successfully from their battle.

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And the whole joining a piloting class, but then going on to shooting promotional videos and historical documentaries.
Huh? Sheryl has always been extremely professional whenever it comes to work. Most of this is basically a propaganda campaign to assuage the fears of Frontier's population, so what's your problem with it?
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It's entirely a matter of context. We pretty much all do this to a degree; the main difference is that Sheryl's contrasts are greater because of her public image.
So much for that "all natural" appeal.

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That was Sheryl playing up to her public image and putting up a brave front. Later that episode, we find out that she was nowhere nearly as confident as she let on. She seems to feel much better over the matter after the SMS returned successfully from their battle.
So spouting useless rehtorical nonsense while accusing the people you're appealing to for help of being cowards for being concerned for their own lives is a "brave front"? It was a very unprofessional interview for a professional and important setting.

And of course she'd feel better. The Vajra are no where near as scary as they used to be.

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Huh? Sheryl has always been extremely professional whenever it comes to work. Most of this is basically a propaganda campaign to assuage the fears of Frontier's population, so what's your problem with it?
Did she or didn't she actually join the class? Is she bullshitting the public at large into believeing that she's actually going to become a pilot?
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So much for that "all natural" appeal.
Heh. I believe that the "all natural" part was in reference to her body .

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So spouting useless rehtorical nonsense while accusing the people you're appealing to for help of being cowards for being concerned for their own lives is a "brave front"? It was a very unprofessional interview for a professional and important setting.
Not quite. It's a matter of confronting someone who wanted to prey on insecurity as an excuse for not helping out - doing exactly as the Frontier government asked of her. Most of the time, a brave front will help out much more than the alternative.

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Did she or didn't she actually join the class? Is she bullshitting the public at large into believeing that she's actually going to become a pilot?
She did, but as we can see with the film crews that follow her around, it's largely a publicity stunt. Whether Sheryl is actually interested in being a pilot is still up in the air, but I lean towards "no".
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Yeah. I think she enjoys the ex-gear thing, and the view from up high. Maybe she would like to own a private craft and pilot it. But it's not like she actually wants to give up her singing career to fight the Vajra herself.
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I can hardly tell what Sheryl is thinking most of the time, can you? I've been trying to figure out what's going through her mind everytime she gives someone "that" look (especially when it concerns Ranka). It's obviously a look of contemplation but what kind? There's a wide range of things it could be but yeah...
Sheryl's looks are definitely difficult to read into. I was often left second guessing her actions at many points in the series. But I think we've seen enough of her interactions with both Ranka and Alto to know what her stance is with regards to each of them.

As you pointed out, Sheryl's actions have a way of driving things to work out. A lot of this comes from her ability to make accurate observations about the people around her (as examples, consider how quickly she assesses Nanase, Michael, and Miranda). Whenever she gives that look, it directs my attention to stop and look at the scene more closely. So I suppose it serves as a storytelling device as well.

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Remember that episode when Ranka started to sing in the Zentradi mall? At first I thought Sheryl gave her a look with a slight flavour of hostility, as if she knows Ranka will be in her career's way in the near future. But she seems like she's always helping Ranka out, so I guess she's kind of breeding herself a rival to motivate herself even further? Or maybe she knows Ranka will be a threat, but she's absorbed in Ranka's passion, and can't let it go to waste?
I just hope she won't degenerate into a jealous-type character in the future (I can sort of see Ranka going that way too, one of them is going to bite this bullet).
Until recently, I was worried about that too. But I think that episode ten pretty much lays that to rest.

I think that Sheryl's occasional sternness with Ranka comes from the fact that she's adopted Ranka as her protégé. During Miss Macross in episode four, Sheryl's words initially seemed rather harsh when she found Ranka hiding underneath the stairs, but this is only because she wants Ranka to act on her own initiative.

In episode ten, there were a lot of little details that showed that Sheryl's relationship towards Ranka is a mentorship rather than a rivalry. There was the way in which Sheryl sidestepped Miranda to talk to Ranka, the way that she told Alto to cheer her on, and even the way in which Sheryl welcomed Ranka to the steps to stardom.

One important development was that we saw that Sheryl is willing to step aside to allow others to reach success. The way in which she recognized that her song was inappropriate for the movie and offered to write a new one shows that she's well grounded, and her willingness to give the spotlight to Ranka shows that in spite of being driven, she's very fair.

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I think she's empty headed, but is a natural at acting and putting on the appropiate airs for a given situation.
Well, if she has even you fooled, then she must be a lot smarter than I'd given her credit for.

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Not true. Personal experience, creativity, and an acting ability can easily compensate for total lack of thought.
Doesn't creativity refer to a thinking process, by definition?

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She can be all things to all people. She can be a bitch, she can be a weepy sympathetic victim of circumstance, she can be fun loving as she plays with livestock and giant dinnerware, she's a performer that puts everything into concerts, and she be a headstrong, take-things-head-on girl, that drives her own destiny.

In short, she's too many things. Put her in a VF and it's game-f-ing-over.

She'll need an amazing and plausible backstory to justify her character, and until then, I maintain that she's full of it.
lol hax

Sorry. Let me rephrase that.

You're right in noting that we've seen many sides to Sheryl's character. At this point, we can either assume that she's written consistantly and try to understand how these different aspects fit together, or we can assume that she's written inconsistantly and give up on trying to understand her.

For now, I see no aspect of her character that cannot be resolved with another. Until I do, I'll go with the assumption that she's written in a consistant manner, because I have to at least try to understand.

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Episodes five through eight is where she really started to lose me. Not that she was awful in five, but because it was a high note for her character portrayal that the following episodes failed to live up to. Of course she was hardly the only thing wrong with any of those episodes, but it just seems like after the fifth episode for alot of people Sheryl can do no wrong, while Ranka is "moeshit" to whomever is left.
What was so different about Sheryl in episode five? I still see that same playfulness in her when she's around Alto. If she was always in the same mood, then there wouldn't be all that much to talk about as far as her character is concerned.

It's not that people think that Sheryl can do no wrong. Rather, it's more that people are afraid that she'll make a mistake. As a celebrity (and the connotations that the title brings with it), her situation is precarious. It would have been fairly easy for the writers to demonize her at any point over the past few episodes. That doesn't mean that she doesn't have her own problems to deal with; it's clear that she's still fairly awkward about letting people see her vulnerabilities, and that she isn't used to depending on the support of others. Her growth as a character will likely be linked to these weaknesses.

I don't think that Ranka is really subject to that sort of general dislike from the viewers. I, for one, am happy that Sheryl has taken such a positive stance towards Ranka, as it means that my love for Sheryl's character need not be mutually exclusive with my love for Ranka's character.

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It's like, Sheryl's simply a story catalyst with occasional brillant, but inconsistent, moments of characterization. The only times a scene has been all about Sheryl is when she's at a concert, doing her thing, and even then she's had to share the spotlight with a battle.
She's as much a catalyst as is Alto. Much of what we've seen so far has been from Ranka's perspective, and this story in many ways is Ranka's story. But while we often see the impact of Sheryl's story on Ranka, that doesn't mean that the events that we see don't have a personal significance to Sheryl as well. To understand this, we have to set aside the "narrative" and watch for Sheryl's reactions. While the story explicitly draws your attention to Ranka's perspective in both of Sheryl's kisses with Alto, you can still learn much about Sheryl's side of the story by watching her facial expressions and emotional response to the kisses.

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She changes from setting to setting. Dramatically so. Naturally most people don't wear their hearts on their sleeves, but Sheryl's a stuck-up professional one minute, a bitch the next, and other times she's Alice in Wonderland. Not to mention the whole taking Ranka under her wing on a whim thing.
"Stuck-up professional" and "bitch" are very nearly synonymous.

The trick here is that she doesn't express two different emotions at the same instant in time. So yes, she is a pain to deal with when she's focused on something work related, even with people whom she likes. But that doesn't mean that she doesn't know how to have fun, either.

I don't think that she took Ranka under her wing on a whim. She heard Ranka sing before revealing her identity or doing anything to encourage her. Furthermore, she's been consistant in her assistance right through to the present. I don't think that Sheryl would have done it if she didn't genuinely believe that Ranka had the ability to make it big.

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She often seems very fake to me, both on and off the stage, and her gloating over the loss of the earring pretty much ruined my ability to take anything she says seriously.
For one thing, Sheryl was fretting over the earring well before she even had a clue who Saotome Alto was. So it seems unlikely that it's part of a complex plot to enslave him. Either that, or she has enough foresight to become ruler of all Britannia.

You have to realize that in giving the earring to Alto in episode six, she demonstrated a change in priorities. Prior to spending time with Alto, Sheryl had nobody whom she was truly close to. Those earrings were the lone link that she had to a mother that she never knew. In Alto, she finds a real person whom she can relate to, instead of a memento. In giving her "luck" to Alto, she's also showing how much she values his safe return. If Alto was killed, there would have been no getting that earring back either.

Had this been just a scheme on Sheryl's part to hold a trump over Alto, then there would be no reason for her to call it even so quickly. Sheryl understands Alto fairly well (as examples, note how easily she recognizes Alto's difficulties regarding the kiss scene in episode ten, and in how she is both concious and considerate of his reluctance to share his past). Alto would never accept simple forgiveness from Sheryl for losing the earring (which while she lost, she still saw Alto back safe and sound), given how stubborn Alto is about recieving concessions from anyone. Sheryl's simple demands give Alto an outlet by which he can overcome his own feelings of guilt. Note how simple the request is, in spite of all the teasing: all Alto needs to do is to share his passion for flying with Sheryl.

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That and the interview where she she was going to return to Galaxy and the concert where she said good-bye when she ended up not going anywhere. And the whole joining a piloting class, but then going on to shooting promotional videos and historical documentaries.
Sheryl didn't fully understand Galaxy's situation when she gave that interview. Given how Galaxy represents both her home and her ties to her roots, it's natural that she'd need to convince herself that everything was fine in order to have the strength to follow through with the concert.

Sheryl explains the reason for the promotional videos. She's not a soldier, so she can't directly fight to protect her homeland. But that doesn't mean that she can't fight in her own way, using her public status to draw attention to people in need.

This isn't mutually exclusive with her joy of flying, either. Even if she's doing photoshoots with military craft, that doesn't mean that she isn't learning how to fly civilian ones. As she mentions in episode nine, Sheryl also sees this as an opportunity to finally enjoy a normal school life. If she's experiencing school life, that means that she's taking classes. If she's taking classes, and she's enrolled in piloting, then she's taking the time to learn to pilot (i.e. characters are attending school even though we don't always see them do so).

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Mostly I don't like how overrated she's becoming. Sure, she was great in episode 5, but pretty crappy in the following ones, with the exception of the latest one where everyone's characterization was more in line with how they were in the early episodes.
Again, I don't know what's so different about the characterization in episode ten.

Sheryl seems to be a character to polarize people to either love or hate. Underrating a character is no better than overrating them. If you're interested in finding the truth to her character, then seek the middle ground. There are many things that I still don't understand about Sheryl's character, but those things can only be discovered by unearthing both her strengths and her weaknesses, without focusing exclusively on either. If you're really interested in doing that, perhaps you can help me resolve some of my own worries and concerns about Sheryl's character as well, in the process.

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I find Sheryl's personality is context sensitive. Basically I've found that she behaves however the situation in the episode wants her to, but not in any sort of normal behavioural pattern. By that I basically mean her personality is entirely defined by whatever is going on at any specific moment then an actual stable and easily identifiable set of personal characteristics that make her an individual.

And I can't believe I'm actually agreeing with Wesley84 on something, but Wesley and I are not the only ones I know of that find this to be the case and I am somewhat thankful for it.
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I think it is consistent with her character that she has this 'natural' instinct in making the 'best' out of any given situation.

Sure, the Galaxy got blown up, time to make propaganda videos!

Alto screwed up with the flight show, sure, carry moi while I sing!

Not gonna use my song? Sure, I write you another one!

I have inspirations but can't right it down? Grab a panty!

Yeah, thats her, shes good at it.

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Alto's BLIND to Sheryl's awesomeness. Man ep 10 made me so disappointed in him. Well I still hope she ends up happy with someone else that can true appreciate her for being her.
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I find Sheryl's personality is context sensitive. Basically I've found that she behaves however the situation in the episode wants her to, but not in any sort of normal behavioural pattern. By that I basically mean her personality is entirely defined by whatever is going on at any specific moment then an actual stable and easily identifiable set of personal characteristics that make her an individual.
If people fell into predictable behavioural patterns, then we could predict their actions well into the future. At that point, everything degenerates into pure stimulus-response. This is the reason why cookie cutter characters are so unfulfilling. Provoke a tsundere, for example, and she's 'tsun', give her affection and she's 'dere'. Such characters may be fun in the short term because of the sense of control that they afford the viewer, but it gets boring fast.

Sheryl doesn't fall into any of your expected behavioral patterns? Good. Now's your chance to sit back and watch her story unfold, rather than trying to guess at which cliche you'll be served next.

(Either that, or go with Tak's 'kick reason to the curb' approach. Well said, by the way, Tak. )
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Alto's BLIND to Sheryl's awesomeness. Man ep 10 made me so disappointed in him. Well I still hope she ends up happy with someone else that can true appreciate her for being her.
You can't blame Alto for that. Sheryl is confusing the crap out of him, and he is not even sure how to feel about her.

This goes for Sheryl too. On one hand, she definitely has some sort of feeling for him, then she suddenly pulls a 'WTF' as if trying to hold back her feelings, leaving Alto dazed & confused.

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