[ SECRET POST #2502 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2502 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Somehow I reaaaaally doubt this is what he said; it doesn't square at all with her story. She loved that piano guy, he didn't love her. This is the whole reason she starts losing it, because he doesn't love her and she realizes she has that darkness in her bitterness toward him and her friends. Then one of her major moments of madness is about men not caring about women who love them, that overheard conversation on the train with the two guys insulting a girlfriend. Her story ends with a girl caring enough to fight to save her, even if that's ultimately futile and she can only die to make sure Sakura's despair won't undermine what her dream was any longer.

There is zero attempt to make men seem to possess dignity in Sakura's arc. I'd believe the quote if that was supposed to be "dignity of humanity", but the canon itself just does not have a single hint of "oh, though women have dark sides exemplified by Sakura, men accept that and still love them".

[(Anonymous)]

wat

[iggy]

You're thinking of Sayaka. Sakura is a character from the Fate Series.

[(Anonymous)]

maybe because that's not sakura it's sayaka?

[(Anonymous)]

beat to it