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garbage · 2012-12-08, 12:17

^ ahaha man, don't know why you felt the need to have that itemized, and answered point by point and clearly we agree on some and definitely disagree on others,most of which are opinions that's why i said it's "questionable" not outright "wrong"or "evil" or" whatever", again i definitely didn't like it.

But it's not even the point so i wouldn't even try to reply, for it will just get Tangential fast. and i don't have the energy for it >.<
If you would read the previous post this is just an answer to Chaos2frozen's question.

my original post he is referring to was a SHORTie, a query on Rita's actions (the very fact she's doing those actions...) overflowing the bounds of Triple_R's Freedom of Expression idea. that is all.

wontaek · 2012-12-08, 15:33

Must we choose sides and lay down firm black and white judgement on these matters? The series materials deal with stuffs that shouldn't be treated as simple nor clear cut. In my opinion, all characters are exhibiting bit of selfishness and other not so good things along with good intentions and genuine care for the people around them. The ideal response and ensuing actions to them will likely be complicated and filled with compromises if you view it from realistic perspective. For once I wonder if the series writers and producers be smarter and wiser than most of us here. I have a feeling that in end, the characters in the series will end up making wise compromises that isn't totally to their liking in emotional level, but livable and sustainable compromises they can convince themselves to be the best course possible.

ninryu · 2012-12-13, 08:32

Wow, Ryuunosuke is much hotter than I expected. Really girly, though.

otakujohn · 2013-01-20, 22:58

Twice now in the series, it has been mentioned that talented individuals can 'destroy' those around them, but talent can just as easily be self-destructive. Being a genius isn't necessarily a blessing.
Far too often throughout history, truly brilliant people end up either falling apart psychologically, or end up dying young. If that wasn't the case, we wouldn't have proverbs like, "the light that burns twice as bright burns for half as long." If you want an example of what I'm talking about, look up Charlie Parker.

While Shiina Mashiro appears to be very strong when focused on her work, I can't help get the impression that she's a rather delicate girl. I would not surprise me in the slightest if she suffers some kind of emotional breakdown in the series, or in the ongoing light novels/manga.
Sorata should completely set aside any petty feelings of inadequacy and simply be a rock for her to lean on when things get hard. He's welcome to have opinions about where her time is best spent, but simple support and encouragement of her artistic searching is probably the proper path here.

She's such a sweetheart... I personally don't see why he WOULDN'T want to do everything he can for her, regardless of direction. Typical wishy-washy 'anime-guy' character, I guess.

judasmartel · 2013-01-21, 01:54

Well, Sorata has his own issues, but Mashiro has such unique issues that being with a girl like her can be considered both a blessing and a curse.

Sure, you can do for her whatever you like (just don't try that kind of stuff, though), but that means you basically have to baby-sit her until she manages to do mundane things on her own, which could take quite a long time depending on your handling.

justinstrife · 2013-02-02, 02:42

I wanted to punch Kanda through the screen when this episode ended. And not just a light one either. But one to put him through a wall. And it would have felt oh so satisfying for me. And then afterwords, I'd have chewed his ass out infront of everyone in the art area.

s07195 · 2013-11-10, 06:23

The only thing I can think of whenever I hear Ryuunosuke is Riki from Little Busters.

EDIT: Looking back, I think Rita may be feeling a sense of inadequacy, not unlike the kind presented in the school festival arc of Hyouka.

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2012-12-08, 15:33	Link #242
wontaek Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Planet Earth Age: 54	Must we choose sides and lay down firm black and white judgement on these matters? The series materials deal with stuffs that shouldn't be treated as simple nor clear cut. In my opinion, all characters are exhibiting bit of selfishness and other not so good things along with good intentions and genuine care for the people around them. The ideal response and ensuing actions to them will likely be complicated and filled with compromises if you view it from realistic perspective. For once I wonder if the series writers and producers be smarter and wiser than most of us here. I have a feeling that in end, the characters in the series will end up making wise compromises that isn't totally to their liking in emotional level, but livable and sustainable compromises they can convince themselves to be the best course possible. __________________ Last edited by wontaek; 2012-12-08 at 15:49.

2013-11-10, 06:23	Link #247
s07195 However, Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Hong Kong	The only thing I can think of whenever I hear Ryuunosuke is Riki from Little Busters. EDIT: Looking back, I think Rita may be feeling a sense of inadequacy, not unlike the kind presented in the school festival arc of Hyouka. __________________ Last edited by s07195; 2013-11-10 at 06:48.

2012-12-08, 12:17	Link #241
garbage Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2011	^ ahaha man, don't know why you felt the need to have that itemized, and answered point by point and clearly we agree on some and definitely disagree on others,most of which are opinions that's why i said it's "questionable" not outright "wrong"or "evil" or" whatever", again i definitely didn't like it. But it's not even the point so i wouldn't even try to reply, for it will just get Tangential fast. and i don't have the energy for it >.< If you would read the previous post this is just an answer to Chaos2frozen's question. my original post he is referring to was a SHORTie, a query on Rita's actions (the very fact she's doing those actions...) overflowing the bounds of Triple_R's Freedom of Expression idea. that is all.

2012-12-13, 08:32	Link #243
ninryu It's yuri, bitches Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Israel Age: 28	Wow, Ryuunosuke is much hotter than I expected. Really girly, though.

2013-01-20, 22:58	Link #244
otakujohn Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Seattle WA Age: 47	Twice now in the series, it has been mentioned that talented individuals can 'destroy' those around them, but talent can just as easily be self-destructive. Being a genius isn't necessarily a blessing. Far too often throughout history, truly brilliant people end up either falling apart psychologically, or end up dying young. If that wasn't the case, we wouldn't have proverbs like, "the light that burns twice as bright burns for half as long." If you want an example of what I'm talking about, look up Charlie Parker. While Shiina Mashiro appears to be very strong when focused on her work, I can't help get the impression that she's a rather delicate girl. I would not surprise me in the slightest if she suffers some kind of emotional breakdown in the series, or in the ongoing light novels/manga. Sorata should completely set aside any petty feelings of inadequacy and simply be a rock for her to lean on when things get hard. He's welcome to have opinions about where her time is best spent, but simple support and encouragement of her artistic searching is probably the proper path here. She's such a sweetheart... I personally don't see why he WOULDN'T want to do everything he can for her, regardless of direction. Typical wishy-washy 'anime-guy' character, I guess.

2013-01-21, 01:54	Link #245
judasmartel Senior Member Author Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Cainta, Rizal, Philippines	Well, Sorata has his own issues, but Mashiro has such unique issues that being with a girl like her can be considered both a blessing and a curse. Sure, you can do for her whatever you like (just don't try that kind of stuff, though), but that means you basically have to baby-sit her until she manages to do mundane things on her own, which could take quite a long time depending on your handling.

2013-02-02, 02:42	Link #246
justinstrife Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Galt's Gulch Age: 44	I wanted to punch Kanda through the screen when this episode ended. And not just a light one either. But one to put him through a wall. And it would have felt oh so satisfying for me. And then afterwords, I'd have chewed his ass out infront of everyone in the art area.