The Flowers of Evil
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| El principio del fin ctmmm que buen capituloooo 😭 |
| Sugoi Katsuga. Why do I cheering for Nakamura keep toying and driving him insane? She looks genuinely happy for the first time in the expense of Katsuga finally having his catharsis for the first time halfway through the show. Aside from the faces somewhat ugly or lacking detail when look afar, this is actually a very good psychological drama show. |
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| That last scene is iconic. Very cool episode, the sin of lying to Saeko was his final nail in the coffin and his "walls" fully broke after being worn-down for so much time, he gave in to the pure hedonistic indulgence that Nakamura expels. Kasuga and Nakamura are polar opposites yet equals at the same time, the only difference between them are repression and subjugation vs excessive self-indulgence and hubris. Nakamura is the pure showcase of social norms being broken while Kasuga is the absolute epitome of being ruled over by social norms; in this case, the "dionysian" won over the "apollonian" and a grandiose release of repressed shame and sins. 5/5 |
keirashiiFeb 14, 11:00 PM
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That last scene is iconic. Very cool episode, the sin of lying to Saeko was his final nail in the coffin and his "walls" fully broke after being worn-down for so much time, he gave in to the pure hedonistic indulgence that Nakamura expels. Kasuga and Nakamura are polar opposites yet equals at the same time, the only difference between them are repression and subjugation vs excessive self-indulgence and hubris. Nakamura is the pure showcase of social norms being broken while Kasuga is the absolute epitome of being ruled over by social norms; in this case, the "dionysian" won over the "apollonian" and a grandiose release of repressed shame and sins.
5/5
5/5
| @keirashii good analysis |
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