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]]> By: zzzzzzz http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-65952 zzzzzzz Mon, 21 Apr 2008 09:44:54 +0000 http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-65952 Classicist, try reading contemporary books. Classicist, try reading contemporary books.

]]> By: Cameron Probert http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64830 Cameron Probert Mon, 07 Apr 2008 07:01:44 +0000 http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64830 Hrm... interesting. I haven't really read Sophie's Choice, or watch Tsukihime, so I can't really say much about the material. But it's an interesting analysis. :) Hrm… interesting. I haven’t really read Sophie’s Choice, or watch Tsukihime, so I can’t really say much about the material. But it’s an interesting analysis. :)

]]> By: Lupus http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64794 Lupus Sun, 06 Apr 2008 14:46:32 +0000 http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64794 I believe the best kind of love is one that is fulfilled and in which one can find happiness. I admit, there's a lure in tragedy that can make something seem more beautiful, but I feel that love's nature is such that unless it is shared between two people and realised, and unless they can find happiness in it from each other, love is worthless. The kind of love you speak of only brings suffering, and in my eyes suffering is never beautiful, much less in the context of love. I hate tragedies and being sad :( I believe the best kind of love is one that is fulfilled and in which one can find happiness. I admit, there’s a lure in tragedy that can make something seem more beautiful, but I feel that love’s nature is such that unless it is shared between two people and realised, and unless they can find happiness in it from each other, love is worthless. The kind of love you speak of only brings suffering, and in my eyes suffering is never beautiful, much less in the context of love.

I hate tragedies and being sad :(

]]> By: Ryan A http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64792 Ryan A Sun, 06 Apr 2008 14:03:13 +0000 http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64792 I understand. Sofie's Choice, from the scenes I sat and watched a few weeks ago was a powerful story, and I did not realize, but one of the scenes I did catch was the decision about the children. It is interesting that I didn't have any premise, but from deduction alone I understood what and why things were happening (WWI, Nazi, death camps). Tragic heroines, they make their mark on us. I still find the ED sequence to Tsukihime reminiscent and beautiful, and I feel that her larger picture deepens the tragic feeling.... she was but a princess. I understand. Sofie’s Choice, from the scenes I sat and watched a few weeks ago was a powerful story, and I did not realize, but one of the scenes I did catch was the decision about the children. It is interesting that I didn’t have any premise, but from deduction alone I understood what and why things were happening (WWI, Nazi, death camps).

Tragic heroines, they make their mark on us. I still find the ED sequence to Tsukihime reminiscent and beautiful, and I feel that her larger picture deepens the tragic feeling…. she was but a princess.

]]> By: meganeshounen http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64784 meganeshounen Sun, 06 Apr 2008 09:34:04 +0000 http://animeotaku.animeblogger.net/2008/04/on-tragic-heroines/#comment-64784 As humans are... they will always regret past decisions they've made, no matter how good or bad their current position is. They'll often think about the "what would have been" and the occasional "what if" scenario. In short, people are never content. It's one of our flaws, yeah. If tragic TypeMoon girls are your thing, then Saber probably also fits that category. 2 out of 3 endings, she doesn't end up with Shirou, which is right after they realize their love for each other. Well, make that 1 1/2, if you're looking at the Realta Nua version. They did add that tiny bit at the end of the Fate storyline... As humans are… they will always regret past decisions they’ve made, no matter how good or bad their current position is. They’ll often think about the “what would have been” and the occasional “what if” scenario. In short, people are never content. It’s one of our flaws, yeah.

If tragic TypeMoon girls are your thing, then Saber probably also fits that category. 2 out of 3 endings, she doesn’t end up with Shirou, which is right after they realize their love for each other.

Well, make that 1 1/2, if you’re looking at the Realta Nua version. They did add that tiny bit at the end of the Fate storyline…

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