Comments on: True Tears, the Heroine Paradox, and the Madden Cover Jinx http://m3.dasaku.net/true-tears-the-heroine-paradox-and-the-madden-cover-jinx/491/ Hell and Heaven Moéltdown Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:58:09 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Zander http://m3.dasaku.net/true-tears-the-heroine-paradox-and-the-madden-cover-jinx/491/comment-page-1/#comment-14270 Zander Sat, 28 Mar 2009 18:38:39 +0000 http://m3.dasaku.net/?p=491#comment-14270 I just finished the series. I too have been unable to cry for a very long time. That is the whole reason that I watch these kinds of shows, hoping that something will finally get to me and make me break down and weep. True Tears came so close (I think mostly because there was a character that I could finally relate to and she was left with no boyfriend, a brother that was going to move away and a broken leg near the end) but unfortunately this was not the time that I was meant to cry. Someday, I know that I'll find something to restore my tears, and there is always going to be a place in my heart for Noe. To anyone looking for a truly moving and visually / musically appealing show, I highly recommend True Tears. I'd also like to thank CCY for this wonderful page. I found it quite insightful and the pictures made me laugh a lot. So Thank You. I just finished the series. I too have been unable to cry for a very long time. That is the whole reason that I watch these kinds of shows, hoping that something will finally get to me and make me break down and weep. True Tears came so close (I think mostly because there was a character that I could finally relate to and she was left with no boyfriend, a brother that was going to move away and a broken leg near the end) but unfortunately this was not the time that I was meant to cry. Someday, I know that I’ll find something to restore my tears, and there is always going to be a place in my heart for Noe. To anyone looking for a truly moving and visually / musically appealing show, I highly recommend True Tears. I’d also like to thank CCY for this wonderful page. I found it quite insightful and the pictures made me laugh a lot. So Thank You.

]]> By: Mike http://m3.dasaku.net/true-tears-the-heroine-paradox-and-the-madden-cover-jinx/491/comment-page-1/#comment-1229 Mike Tue, 08 Apr 2008 15:01:54 +0000 http://m3.dasaku.net/?p=491#comment-1229 If you ask me (and fortunately for most people, they don't), the whole plot went on a very predetermined path for the most part, and I thought that not only was Hiromi a logical choice, she was the only one. It was a linear route, with Noe and Jun and the relative chaos they brought serving to create stormy weather that Shin and Hiromi had to drive through before they could be together in any meaningful way. Not to mention, Noe taught Shin that sometimes decisions are really hard, unless your name is Makoto. At any rate, thanks for not hating on Hiromi too much — I can put a lot more stock in an analysis that isn't too fan-biased in one direction or another, regardless of length. iKnight, not sure why you refused but you missed a real winner here. If you ask me (and fortunately for most people, they don’t), the whole plot went on a very predetermined path for the most part, and I thought that not only was Hiromi a logical choice, she was the only one. It was a linear route, with Noe and Jun and the relative chaos they brought serving to create stormy weather that Shin and Hiromi had to drive through before they could be together in any meaningful way. Not to mention, Noe taught Shin that sometimes decisions are really hard, unless your name is Makoto.

At any rate, thanks for not hating on Hiromi too much — I can put a lot more stock in an analysis that isn’t too fan-biased in one direction or another, regardless of length.

iKnight, not sure why you refused but you missed a real winner here.

]]> By: IKnight http://m3.dasaku.net/true-tears-the-heroine-paradox-and-the-madden-cover-jinx/491/comment-page-1/#comment-1228 IKnight Tue, 08 Apr 2008 08:48:03 +0000 http://m3.dasaku.net/?p=491#comment-1228 Nethack? Perhaps, but I was told that 'real' men played (Z)Angband. Sadly I refused to watch <em>True Tears</em> ('Set reactions to cumudgeonly!') and so can't actually comment on the body of your post . . . Nethack? Perhaps, but I was told that ‘real’ men played (Z)Angband.

Sadly I refused to watch True Tears (’Set reactions to cumudgeonly!’) and so can’t actually comment on the body of your post . . .

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