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2010-11-13, 20:43 | Link #4124 | |
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I kinda hope Levy would keep her rough unkempt hair after this arc.
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I wouldn't look too hard into the 'IR♥N' thing being a direct show of affection in the midst of battle, but rather just a hint ( to us readers ) that Levy kinda likes Gajeel.
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2010-11-14, 00:28 | Link #4125 |
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If they go that pairing route, it's up to them, but it still feels wrong to me. Kinda like Stockholm syndrome, where the abused comes to love the abuser. I can't stand women who fall for guys that beat them up. Especially when she has two guys that like her already, and have stuck by her always.
But them becoming good friends, would be good. Gajeel could use the redemption, as a sign he's really welcome in Fairy Tail after all he did. Anyway, I won't get too worked up over these little things right now. FT is primarily a shounen manga, so relationships don't really get too much focus, if at all. I'm not expecting romance; Juvia longing over Gray is about all that's going to happen. |
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It doesn't bother me too much. Probably because I grew up on Vegeta/Bulma and read a lot of shoujo manga, where all too often, girls fall in love with guys who almost raped them and disregard good guys who stood by her side the entire time.
And while I agree that relationships won't get much of a serious focus, it's best to be prepared for it if Mashima throws in a lot of hints, or sometimes, no hints at all. Cattleya Glory's sudden romantic hook-up with... *cough* in Rave Master was one example... and she had an abusive ex-boyfriend too. I'd say that the key determinant on what route the whole Gajeel/Levy thing will go would be tested in the Raven Tail arc.
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2010-11-14, 02:15 | Link #4128 | |
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2010-11-14, 03:26 | Link #4131 |
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Levy's magic is really surprising! but I'm very disappointed that the author didn't show us more. She has an opponent who uses the same magic as hers yet she's defeated by what? sheer power? come on, hasn't she got more than that up her sleeves?
I got a laugh out of the heart-shaped "O" in the IRON that Levy fed Gajeel though.
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2010-11-14, 08:41 | Link #4132 | |
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How apt, considering Erza's case of a Stockholm Syndrome ( of sorts, mental abuse. ) for Jellal is far far far more severe than Levy's by far.
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Otherwise, she might as well write 'Iron of Rebuke' to give Gajeel his Dragon Force.
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It's just any romantic hookup feels bad, because it's rewarding bad behavior; all you need to do is beat a girl up, then later say you're sorry and she's yours. Levy being friends with him would be okay, but the experience should have voided any potential for romantic feelings. And like I said, she's ignoring two decent guys who have been there for her all along, and were beaten up along with her. It's kinda douchy. And of course, this is all just *IF* this is leaning towards a romantic pairing. If it goes that way, eh, I'll deal. I'd just prefer it doesn't. |
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Furthermore, to say that Levy could never love him because of what he did IS saying that he is beyond redemption. Even if she is willing to be is friend, to say she can't love him for ONLY what he did in the past means she IS still holding some level of grudge against him and thus did not fully redeem him for what he did... no matter how hard he works to apologize and change himself... Would it be ok for Levy to feel that way? Sure, it's not easy to be THAT forgiving, no one would blame her for holding it against him even if he was sorry... But I think it works better if she doesn't love him for his current problems not just the past like his ongoing fighting, his attitude, or the idea that he hasn't changed as much as she thought; like we saw last chapter Quote:
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