2009-05-07, 00:14 | Link #1482 |
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Sure, that's the reason in the meta-world, or the witch's side of the argument or something, but what I think is that all the meta-world characters actually represent someone or something on the game board. I'm tempted to think Kumasawa is Virgilia, Genji Ronove and so forth, although I doubt it's really quite so easy.
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2009-05-07, 00:49 | Link #1483 | |
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I mean if you think Natsuhi is paranoid or depressed because of headaches, you might as well say Krauss is a bad brother because he's defending himself against his greedy siblings or Jessica has lung cancer because of her asthma. If Ryukushi made every little detail into a huge thing in this game then EVERYONE might as well be impersonating Beatrice in some way. |
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2009-05-07, 09:35 | Link #1488 | |
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Rudolf=Lust=Asmodeus
also Jessica=Lust=Asmodeus Did you read about her in the Tips? She wants to fall in love... Quote:
Underaged Characters = 6 But in the end George is just a kid. He isn't allowed to the parents discussion and such. That's why children: 7 ! I once that that "seven" appears quite often. For example there seven servants we know of. Genji, Gohda, Kanon, Shannon, Kumawasa, two servants which name I always forget and never appeared because they had their free day.
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2009-05-07, 09:37 | Link #1489 |
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Ok than let me rephrase it .
The "next generation" or "younger generation" (and that includes George too) inside the boardgame (and that excludes the loliwitches) consists 7 people curiously enough. Even though two of them aren't family, they do have romantic relations with one familymember and they can be considered potential spouse/fiance candidate. If the parralellism between the seven sins and the parents are intentional, then the same number 7 among the "next generation" might mean more than just a coincidence, and it might be feasible to assume, that the seven virtues could have a "representatives" among the younger lads/lasses too. |
2009-05-07, 09:56 | Link #1490 |
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You know originally the virtues were four. They added three much later for some sort of reason. So rather than 7 and 7 i tend to think it's 7 and 4. 7 parents 4 sons, 7 stakes 4 siestas.
I'm not convinced by the new generation thing, it's forced, you can see seven everywhere if you look that far. Hell you even count servants that were merely named once to go up to seven! Even though we know there are more than just those seven.
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2009-05-07, 09:59 | Link #1491 |
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But with the sins and the children...There's still a problem...Ange and Maria...maybe Maria does have a sin, but Ange. Ange is a six year old. She is a really young child and children are a symbol of purity.
But well...I just pointed it out. I don't think the number of servants is important or so, I just think it's a pretty funny coincidence
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2009-05-07, 10:02 | Link #1492 |
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that's why i think they symbolize the four virtues and not the seven sins.
Wisdom Courage Moderation Justice I can see Maria as wisdom, she knows a lot of stuff George as moderation, no need to explain Jessica as justice, she always wants to make the killer pay and Battler as courage
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2009-05-07, 10:10 | Link #1493 |
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That would be really appropriate but I'm not sure about Jessica and Battler. I think you could actually switch them and they would still fit. Since Battler who always battle Beatrice also seeks for justice and Jessica always wants to face the killer face on. I think both ways are alright.
And also it would make sense, since the children always "draw a line" between themselves and the adults. They say they never want to become like them and stuff.
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2009-05-07, 10:15 | Link #1494 | |
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Well, you are right.
We could try to categorize the 4 children into the 4 cardinal virtues too, but I still regard the scenario with the 7 virtue more likelier. (Hell! The other 3 virtues, the Theological virtues even appears in the Bible. They theorize that all 7 might have appeared at the very same time, first by greek philosophers around 400-500 BC.) Or maybe, if we ask Walter Sparrow (played by Jim Carrey) he can show us how this whole family is related to the number 23 edit: Quote:
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2009-05-07, 10:35 | Link #1495 | |
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Well it all depends on the number of the siestas at the end of the story, i'd say that if they don't grow more than 4 then the four virtue theory is valid, if they become 7 then it's the seven virtue theory. and if they grow even more then they are both false °°;
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Oh... i was expecting someone to point out how Battler isn't always that brave "I'M GONNA FALL! I'M GONNA FALL!" ahem...
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2009-05-07, 11:08 | Link #1496 |
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Overall these are my opinions as far as virtues:
Shannon: Diligence (She is very diligent in her work and always tries her best) Battler: Chastity (Courage and Wisdom are tokens of chastity - and the opposite of chastity is lust, which we can say embodies his father Rudolph) Jessica: Kindness (She's kind to basically everyone - she even says that she gives presents to all the servants on their birthdays and even makes good friends with Shannon and Kanon) Kanon: Temperance (He tends to control his emotions most times, until he snaps that is) Maria: Patience (She tends to be the martyr overall, with how she always forgives her mother) George: Humility (He always puts others above himself) Ange: Charity Spoiler for EP 3 Hidden Tea Party:
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2009-05-07, 16:03 | Link #1500 |
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Yet i don't think he's anywhere close to the personification of chastity. You should not forget that according to christianity you can sin with actions, thoughts and omissions. Thoughts and actions are often considered the same thing, therefore Battler he's not that pure.
Anyway where did you get those virtues from? I guess there are several different version of what the 7 virtues should be. The one i know are: Fortitude/Courage Justice Prudence Temperance Faith Love Hope
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