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Originally Posted by rogerpepitone
Got a link to the part of the video that was transcripted?
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Yep, here:
https://sites.google.com/site/ralphm...neko-explained
It looks longer than I remember it being. Maybe it's still being updated?
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Originally Posted by Renall
He also said some weird things about both men and women in one interview that AuraTwilight is fond of mocking. Something about men caring about pride and women caring about family legacy or something, when among the actual characters in the story the two who have the most pride are women and the ones that care most about family legacies are men.
It's like he hasn't even read his own story.
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Aha, I was able to find the interview I was looking for! It might be the same one AuraTwilight mocks, possibly. Although I can't find the bit about pride.
http://forums.animesuki.com/showthre...47#post3811347
It's a weird interview. It doesn't seem to fit in with the series as a whole...So if it's the truth, I'll be studiously ignoring it and pulling the "Umineko is whatever it's interpreted as!" card.
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Ryuu: A man lives for the purpose of leaving behind descendants, so it’s a problem if the woman doesn’t have a body. But I think that from a woman's perspective, the body is just an appendage for the soul, so if their souls are bound together, then even in the worst case where their bodies are torn apart, they can still be together, so it’s alright. I might be putting women on a pedestal excessively, but at least in that world’s values, that’s how it is.
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ORLY, Ryukishi? ...Yeah, if he's thinking this way, then maybe he really does think Dlanor or any other woman can inherently understand Umineko better on those grounds.