A ghostly ghost often wanders in this world, walking here and swept over there. Born as a ghost, quiet, but able to fan the wind.
There is nothing special about the dragon and the tiger, but they are occasionally brought out by the passing ghosts. In the ninth episode, Long'er and Minori have an ambiguous conversation on the balcony, where ghosts are mentioned everywhere, and it seems that love is mentioned everywhere. Whether ghosts exist or not, love exists or not, it seems that all ghosts can be replaced by love. People who have never seen ghosts are just people who have never met love. But is this kind of transformation too rude, and instead it kills the ghost's piercing?
At the beginning of the conversation, Long Er secretly asked, "Is this an opportunity?", and then stammered and asked her if she had a boyfriend. Minori turned the topic to the seaweed ghost. Is she changing the subject? Yes, but not at the same time. This is an analogy and a buffer. Frankly speaking, the cognition of ghosts, followed by the view of love in the form of contrast. This part of the dialogue does not necessarily need to change positions, ghosts are ghosts, and love is love. But at the end of this monologue, the rhetorical question "Can you see ghosts?" after the confession implies a hint of love. It's just that Takasu-san, who was in a turmoil, was left in a state of confusion in the sea breeze and quiet night. He was dumbfounded and subconsciously chose the most superficial answer, which was to answer the question itself. However, at that moment, Long'er said that she didn't have to think that she would never meet her in her life, but Naili interrupted and shouted UFO, interrupting Long'er's answer, and she didn't have to stare at her when she was about to finish speaking. Afterwards, Takasu, perhaps after finishing the draft, perhaps suddenly enlightened, stupidly expressed the hope that she would have the opportunity to see ghosts one day in the future, and maybe the ghosts she hoped to be seen by her. At the end, Minori sighed with emotion, when can I see it.
The ghostly ghost, the vagueness is that the meaning of wanting to be interpreted is not interpreted, but is understood in its own face, or is over-interpreted, not a narcissistic suggestion, but over-pulled. affected by long timelines. He was clearly answering the ghost concept, but the listener felt ambiguous when he interpreted it as the concept of love, and was interrupted by embarrassment. Takasu-san mustered up the courage to squeeze out a little riddle in her mind, which she politely accepted with a gesture of mastering the conversation.
In the middle of this dialogue and the shot, the blur is its very gripping point. The ambiguity of the speech itself, the confusion of the characters' emotions, the difference between the speaker and the listener. What is even more impressive is that when the two of them are talking, their eyes hardly focus on each other, but in a state of concealment or confusion. It seems to be in dialogue with myself, and it seems to be in dialogue with each other in my heart, as if a ghost has become the medium between the two. Or maybe, there has never been a ghost.
In Chapter 10, Ami seriously said that Takasu is the moonlight, but the real pear is the sun, and the sun will burn him out. However, Takasu may be more than just moonlight. Below the moonlight may be a scalding sun, which is undergoing a thermonuclear reaction in its own way, and has been steadily outputting moonlight. Under the dazzling sun of the real pear, there may be a moon wrapped around it, wondering why it is not beating, using its own bumps to figure out the feelings of all things. Takasu is more like a naked sun, inexorable and magnanimous. The real pear is more like a moon full of tenderness, but always uses the light. The question that remains is, what is the self-proclaimed equivalent of Ami?
Yamei is the earth, and Yamei is more like a human growing on the earth. I can only look up to the sun and moonlight given to me, I have to face this reality with dissatisfaction, why can't I emit such light, why all I have is a light bulb to imitate the sun, is everything I do fake? , simulated? I seem to be able to firmly tell myself that my tenderness is not imitating the moon, and my darkness is not dirty, but every time I see a light bulb, I suddenly lose confidence and wander in confusion.
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