| I knew that monochromacy exists, but I didn't understand it to this degree. So thanks for the information. |
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| One thing that bothered me is Hitomi's level of distress towards her colour blindness because if you have lived with colour-blindness for your whole, you'd probably think it's normal and would not think too much about it. I speculated that in her case, she might have developed her colour blindness due to an accident or a magic-related incident. |
| よろしく！ |
| Still I don't understand why she want to hide it so badly that she make shit and is embarassing herself even more. That's a stupid character development |
| Losing one of your senses, even just a small portion of it, can lead to heavy depressions and other mental illnesses. Especially during a development age. She clearly was able to see colors for some time in her life. But she lost it for yet unknown reasons. At her age that can lead to actual development problems. So this is a pretty accurate depiction of what could happen to a child. And thats more reason why I feel for her. |
Titadou said: Still I don't understand why she want to hide it so badly that she make shit and is embarassing herself even more. That's a stupid character development +1 For now, her illness plot device doesn't look solid to me. She came from grandfuture of grandfuture. I expect they will explain that why she can't be cured in her own time. As usual, to the Japanese mind, a woman/girl should be docile and introvert. |
Aeoness said: Titadou said: Still I don't understand why she want to hide it so badly that she make shit and is embarassing herself even more. That's a stupid character development +1 For now, her illness plot device doesn't look solid to me. She came from grandfuture of grandfuture. I expect they will explain that why she can't be cured in her own time. As usual, to the Japanese mind, a woman/girl should be docile and introvert. There are timid and introvert people outside of Japan as well. |
Hrybami said: Aeoness said: +1 For now, her illness plot device doesn't look solid to me. She came from grandfuture of grandfuture. I expect they will explain that why she can't be cured in her own time. As usual, to the Japanese mind, a woman/girl should be docile and introvert. There are timid and introvert people outside of Japan as well. I'm introvert myself so I know the stuff don't tell me aha...  But that's not be an introvert at this point, that's just be stupid. If something can humiliate you in front of people like in the episode 3 (oops I Said 2) you can be sure you will tell them just to avoid this kind of scene, or be so humiliated that you will never speak to them again. They did a third way which is the stupid choice for the "sake of the plot" where you don't told them anything but eh, you're still friends anyway and they will never confront you about your odd mistake  |
TitadouOct 23, 2018 8:35 AM
Titadou said: I'm introvert myself so I know the stuff don't tell me aha... But that's not be an introvert at this point, that's just be stupid. If something can humiliate you in front of people like in the episode 3 (oops I Said 2) you can be sure you will tell them just to avoid this kind of scene, or be so humiliated that you will never speak to them again. They did a third way which is the stupid choice for the "sake of the plot" where you don't told them anything but eh, you're still friends anyway and they will never confront you about your odd mistake I agree this is just plot convenience at this point. But I don't think it's that stupid either. She was presented as being introvert and she doesn't open to other. So the events finally follow her personality. It would be strange for her if she suddenly start telling stuff like that out of nowhere. When she took the pink tube instead of the blue one, she thought she had the blue one in her hand, but she wasn't entirely sure. Being under pressure she had no time but execute what was told her to do. Being an introvert myself I understand the situation she was in. When someone tell you do to something right now and you're not sure if it'll work, it takes some guts to actually speak out at this precise moment given that it's something she was ashamed of. The outcome of these events is actually believable... well it is for me because I can relate with what happened. Other people might react differently, but here it's her personality and she clearly is broken inside. Some people lack empathy in this world (I'm not referring to you.) btw nice profile page |
Hrybami said: Titadou said: I'm introvert myself so I know the stuff don't tell me aha... But that's not be an introvert at this point, that's just be stupid. If something can humiliate you in front of people like in the episode 3 (oops I Said 2) you can be sure you will tell them just to avoid this kind of scene, or be so humiliated that you will never speak to them again. They did a third way which is the stupid choice for the "sake of the plot" where you don't told them anything but eh, you're still friends anyway and they will never confront you about your odd mistake I agree this is just plot convenience at this point. But I don't think it's that stupid either. She was presented as being introvert and she doesn't open to other. So the events finally follow her personality. It would be strange for her if she suddenly start telling stuff like that out of nowhere. When she took the pink tube instead of the blue one, she thought she had the blue one in her hand, but she wasn't entirely sure. Being under pressure she had no time but execute what was told her to do. Being an introvert myself I understand the situation she was in. When someone tell you do to something right now and you're not sure if it'll work, it takes some guts to actually speak out at this precise moment given that it's something she was ashamed of. The outcome of these events is actually believable... well it is for me because I can relate with what happened. Other people might react differently, but here it's her personality and she clearly is broken inside. Some people lack empathy in this world (I'm not referring to you.) btw nice profile page I still don't understand why she won't explain herself after the scene anyway... or just let him speak about it  And then, if I was her I could never face someone after being humiliated like this in front of them... it's way worse than juste explain her "disease" AFTERWARDS, if not during the pressure of the scene, it's like one sentence to repeat in her head and just spit it out! And she's probably with this "color blindness" since YEARS, so basically you're supposed to be used to it!  Well... I won't change my mind, and I guess it's this kind of story where I must put my brain on off to enjoy it aha Anyway, it can never be worse than Glasslip  |
Titadou said: Hrybami said: I agree this is just plot convenience at this point. But I don't think it's that stupid either. She was presented as being introvert and she doesn't open to other. So the events finally follow her personality. It would be strange for her if she suddenly start telling stuff like that out of nowhere. When she took the pink tube instead of the blue one, she thought she had the blue one in her hand, but she wasn't entirely sure. Being under pressure she had no time but execute what was told her to do. Being an introvert myself I understand the situation she was in. When someone tell you do to something right now and you're not sure if it'll work, it takes some guts to actually speak out at this precise moment given that it's something she was ashamed of. The outcome of these events is actually believable... well it is for me because I can relate with what happened. Other people might react differently, but here it's her personality and she clearly is broken inside. Some people lack empathy in this world (I'm not referring to you.) btw nice profile page I still don't understand why she won't explain herself after the scene anyway... or just let him speak about it And then, if I was her I could never face someone after being humiliated like this in front of them... it's way worse than juste explain her "disease" AFTERWARDS, if not during the pressure of the scene, it's like one sentence to repeat in her head and just spit it out! And she's probably with this "color blindness" since YEARS, so basically you're supposed to be used to it! Well... I won't change my mind, and I guess it's this kind of story where I must put my brain on off to enjoy it aha Anyway, it can never be worse than Glasslip I think Glasslip is good, but whatever. Yes she avoided them afterwards, but what brought her back to the club was to meet Aoi. It's not that silly, all of that is just way too convenient. That didn't refrain me to enjoy the episode. If it was, then I shouldn't enjoy a lot of other anime since it's a structure of events commonly used in anime. What matter is how it's executed and if it's believable. I've seen worse shit in other anime like in Death Parade in which absolutely nothing make sense and nothing play out according to the characters' personality. |
Hrybami said: Titadou said: I still don't understand why she won't explain herself after the scene anyway... or just let him speak about it And then, if I was her I could never face someone after being humiliated like this in front of them... it's way worse than juste explain her "disease" AFTERWARDS, if not during the pressure of the scene, it's like one sentence to repeat in her head and just spit it out! And she's probably with this "color blindness" since YEARS, so basically you're supposed to be used to it! Well... I won't change my mind, and I guess it's this kind of story where I must put my brain on off to enjoy it aha Anyway, it can never be worse than Glasslip I think Glasslip is good, but whatever. Yes she avoided them afterwards, but what brought her back to the club was to meet Aoi. It's not that silly, all of that is just way too convenient. That didn't refrain me to enjoy the episode. If it was, then I shouldn't enjoy a lot of other anime since it's a structure of events commonly used in anime. What matter is how it's executed and if it's believable. I've seen worse shit in other anime like in Death Parade in which absolutely nothing make sense and nothing play out according to the characters' personality. Well I must say I may be harsher on PA Works, the animes they make are so beautiful, it would be so awesome if its were more than "beautiful"! (woaw sorry I needed to edit this my english was awful XD) |
Titadou said: Hrybami said: I think Glasslip is good, but whatever. Yes she avoided them afterwards, but what brought her back to the club was to meet Aoi. It's not that silly, all of that is just way too convenient. That didn't refrain me to enjoy the episode. If it was, then I shouldn't enjoy a lot of other anime since it's a structure of events commonly used in anime. What matter is how it's executed and if it's believable. I've seen worse shit in other anime like in Death Parade in which absolutely nothing make sense and nothing play out according to the characters' personality. Well I must say I may be harder on PA Works, the animes they make are so beautiful, it would be so awesome if its were more than "beautiful"! Yes I get what you mean. When there's one exclusively strong aspect in an anime, we start being more severe on the other aspect of the anime. |
watchanimu said: I mean its an allegory for depression and in real life thats usually an aspect people like to hide about themselves when around others especially new people.Titadou said: Still I don't understand why she want to hide it so badly that she make shit and is embarassing herself even more. That's a stupid character development and she says how it will be better for everyone if they don't know how exactly??? |
Immahnoob said: Jizzy, I know you have no idea how to argue for shit, tokiyashiro said: Jizzy as you would call yourself because youre a dick The most butthurt award goes to you And clearly you havent watched that many shows thats why you cant determine if a show is unique or not Or maybe you're just a child who likes common stuffs where hero saves the day and guys gets all the girls. Sad taste you have there kid you came up to me in the first place making you look more like a kid who got slapped without me even knowing it and start crying about it to me |
Maneki-Mew said: Titadou said: Still I don't understand why she want to hide it so badly that she make shit and is embarassing herself even more. That's a stupid character development I don't it's a stupid character development. She is more introverted and ashamed about this. People do many illogical things, especially when you are ashamed and not the type of person, who would open so easily. They should have spent time on what she was like before, so we can more easily understand her motivations. |
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| It's pretty clear that she's socially awkward and doesn't always make the smartest decisions, but yeah, I was disappointed by the fact that she didn't tell everyone about her color blindness after what happened in episode 3. Oh well, let's see where this will end up going. |
| Who are you and why do you show your hostility towards a complete stranger whom you've not once spoken with before. Are you seriously asking to get blocked? Well, if that's what your intent is; to tempt me into throwing hands with someone as lowly and insignificant as you, then i may grant your wish provided you articulate yourself a bit better when trying to spite a person of my wavelength. |
| I believe that she could in fact see colours back when she was younger but because of some incident she lost her ability and became colorblind. I mean she looks so depressed about not being able to see colours. My grandpa was colourblind but he was never sad or depressed because of it. He never thoight much about it. Its because he was colorblind since birth and had never known colors. Just like how we can't imagine a world without colours, he couldn't imagine a world with colours! And if you don't know about something you won't desire it. You don't really know what you're missing, so you don't miss it unless it ends up relevant for some kind of action. "Ignorance is bliss" as they say. So i've deduced that Hitomi wasn't colorblind since birth, but she lost her ability to see colors somewhere along the lines, which makes her loss, her pain even greater than normal colorblind people. As having had the ability to see colour and then losing it, makes things a little more complicated. Because you know what you're missing. No matter the disability or special circumstances, people born with them tend to have an easier time accepting themselves than people losing an ability throughout their lives. |
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