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🔸She/Her♀️ 🔸2️⃣1️⃣ 🔸Literature major📖 🔸Serbian🇷🇸 🔸Libra♎ 🔸INFP🌿

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The Rose Bride and Female suffering In my many years of being entranced by media coming from Japan, I’ve often found myself in a debate of how anime and manga portray their female characters. Talks of male gaze, sexualization and the likes didn’t evade me-
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I wish yall didn't see media written by women as some kind of trinkets to boast around with on Twitter
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I challenge anime audience to name one manga written by a female author that isn't FMA or Kimetsu. Like, Dorohedoro, Mushishi, Dungeon Meshi, D-Gray Man and Witch Hat Atelier are right there
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-yet today I want to share what I think is one of the most sublime tropes of female character writing I’ve come across in recent years; that is the trope of the Rose Bride as the title of this thread suggested.
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I should probably now write my Tokyo Ghoul review, I really haven't done this in a long time. Anyhow this won't be my usual analysis just some thoughts I had on the series. It so happens that when I finished Tokyo Ghoul I got sick and couldn't properly say what I wanted to then.
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I want to first give a warning that I will be discussing matters such as: sexual abuse, pedophilia, incest, child abuse, rape, mutilation, sex, sexual assault, body dysmorphia and so on. If these topics are triggering to you I suggest not reading this analysis.
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@KyraLifer Okay but why? That's reductive way of thinking Someone could be learning languages cause the process of learning is enjoyable would it make it meaningless then?
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This thread will contain spoilers for every series in the image displayed in the opening post. Part 1: Rosaceae To find roots of the Rose Bride we needn't glance further than the series that quintet the term 1997’s legendary Revolutionary Girl Utena. The term Rose Bride's first-
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Anthy endures the abuse at the behest of other women who envy her desirability without uttering a complaint. She accepts being thought of as a prize with no humanity and in some cases it seems to Utena and the audience she doesn’t mind this state of existence.
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The Rose Bride in this humble beginning posits herself as something alluring in feminine, she is the prize which will grant you eternal happiness. That’s why she is called the Bride, a promise of marriage and happiness, and rose to symbolize her enchanting femininity and beauty.
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I think you are an actual bad person if you dislike Sakura
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who is a character that someone hating is an instant red flag for you? all fandoms allowed
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The core of Anthy’s sentiment here’s that all girls’re taught to project this alluring feminine image of a perfect bride that will bring eternal happiness to anyone who should want them, but the rose even in the full bloom of its beauty still has thorns.
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Those thorns are what is beneath the veil of the Rose Bride-the female suffering and the pain that comes from being a woman in this world. Through Anthy we see that pain, that she was vilified as a child for protecting her brother, that said brother sexually abused her.
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So from all of this one could say, so that’s it? The rose bride is just a traditional woman? However it’s important analyze what Anthy later says about term Rose Bride. In episode 34 it is revealed to us what kind of life Anthy’s been subjugated to.
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Anthy acts her part, she embodies the traditional gender roles, she is subservient, docile, quiet and doesn’t have any thoughts or emotions of her own. She is the ideal of the perfect traditional womanhood, who exists only to serve.
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In scene between them where this unaddressed pain lingers in the air Anthy says the most important line for this analysis “In the end all girls are rose brides.” What does Anthy mean by this?
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-introduced to us through Anthy and her role in the duels of the student council. Anthy’s the Rose Bride each of the duelists tries to win, the condition is if they can win and keep Anthy they can reach eternity.
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When Akio and her were kids Anthy in order to protect her big brother from the crowed that wanted him each for themselves, sacrificed herself as a witch that cursed the rose prince. The villagers impaled Anthy and from then on she had been branded as the Rose Bride or as a witch.
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The pain of Anty’s sacrifice was unknown to anyone but Utena, who vowed to become a Prince in order to save her. Anthy shunned for doing the right thing is branded as the villain who took away the prince, she is vilified in the worst possible way any woman could be, as a witch.
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For once in my life I'm glad that I don't have to prove intertextuality within a work, as Revue Starlight itself insists upon its Faustian aesthetic and themes in the Revue of Souls.
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Now that I have studied for Faust sufficiently it's time to finally analyse that one Review Starlight scene
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Every incels/conservatives perfect dormat wife
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Nothing will ever me take her seriously man
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The pain that “taints her” is what earns her the title Rose Bride- a bad, venomous, malicious woman. Female suffering’s a problem not because what’s been done to Anthy but because Anthy isn’t being a victim in a way people expect her to be.
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It should be clear the witch and the Rose Bride are almost synonymous, I say almost cause the Rose Bride is always a vilified witch but a witch doesn’t necessarily embody all the traits of the rose bride. Besides Anthy being vilified she'd been sexually abused by Akio.
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And Anthy to an extend embraces the role of the villainess in the show, the way she pretended to be Mamiya, and how she kept Utena in the dark, suggests she herself realized nobody is ever going to understand the depth of her sorrow and rage so she might as well play her part.
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Idk if this counts as art but I made this coloring
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Houseki no 𝘈𝘳𝘵 𝘴𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘦 【Since HNK is ending soon, i want people that make houseki fanarts to share their art】 💎+♻️ for visibility.
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The Rose Bride an alluring feminine ideal inspires envy in other women often times but she herself is envious too. Anthy envies her brother, she envies those around Utena for having Utena’s full attention and affection, whilst Utena doesn’t remember her promise to save Anthy.
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There is a pain on both ends between these two young women, Utena feels betrayed by Anthy because she “loves” Akio and Anthy feels betrayed by Utena for not remembering her promise.
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Thorns she must keep underneath the veil, to remain appealing but that exist non the less. Thorns that are born from the years of suffering she has endured. And when people come in contact with them, they usually blame the Rose Bride for her own suffering.
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The treatment Nanami shows Anthy for being important to Touga because of the duels, is mirrored by Utena who seems very hurt Anthy is “having sex” with Akio whom Utena likes.
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How that resentment led Anthy to latch onto Utena’s promise, and how non knew of Anthy’s pain let alone of the hatred that was harboring in her soul. Malice she indulged in by doing Akio’s bidding in the duels, betraying Utena, swindling people etc.
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Beyond all the masks Utena sees the true Anthy and saves her, thus fulfilling her ideal and assuring the salvation for both of them.
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This of course almost drives her to suicide which Utena saves her from, Anthy’s guilt and simultaneous act as a villain is a reoccurring motif in the characters I’ll talk about today, but the guilt of the rose bride is nothing compared to the guilt of the Prince.
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@asakapilled For what is MHA mandatory? Bad taste?? 😭
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Anthy’s suffering brought her to the point where she would, like any human being, feel resentment towards the world and everyone who’s abandoned her to this fate. Yet it’s exactly that resentment that earns her the title of the Rose Bride.
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"For thousands of years, Ohelia in her sadness Has crossed the black river, a phantom in white. For thousands of years, her gentle madness Has whispered its ballad to the breeze night"
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As we have seen through Utena feeling betrayed by Anthy upon learning the nature of her relationship with Akio, Nanami’s disgust towards her. Anthy is the evil witch that cursed the prince she can never be the perfect fairytale princess because she is “tainted by her evil deeds”.
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Utena struggles to juggle her “desire” to be a girl Akio loves and to fulfill her ideal. This is the first motif and that is the struggle of masculine ideal. Utena isn’t sure how to fulfill herself as a Prince and Akio takes advantage of that by grooming her.
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When Utena was a little girl and her family died, Akio showed her Anthy’s eternal suffering. This motivated our young protagonist to jump out her gender role and become a Prince that will save the Rose Bride.
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@KyraLifer But this isn't a criticism of language learning this is a criticism of excessive Otakuism 😭
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Even when Anthy betrays Utena, Utena sees that Anthy’s act is simply the role of a villain people assigned to her, that she internalized. Utena driven by guilt but also by duty, despite the betrayal rushes to save Himemiya by opening the coffin she’d been trapped in all this time
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Nevertheless, woman or no, Utena did build the stage upon which the likes of Shirou, Shiki and Akira will perform on. Utena Tenjou in this courtship with Anthy sets the pattern that I’ll further examine as male guilt and insecurity in one’s masculinity.
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The Prince is how I chose to name the man in the relationship, we shall examine our first Prince and establish the characteristics with the help of Utena Tenjou, which is odd cause she is our only woman among the Princes.
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By forgetting her promise to Anthy, the ideal becomes harder to fulfill naturally because only Anthy can lead to ideal’s fulfillment. This causes Anthy obvious pain because Utena abandoned her promise,
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Utena forgets this and goes on believing she destined to meet her prince who saved her on the day of her family’s death. Utena struggles with fulfilling her ideal- to become a Prince like the one who saved her.
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The first witch to cause turbulent changes is at the same time my favorite: the beloved and revered Beatrice. Part 3: Rosa xanthina Lindl
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but it evokes genuine pain to Utena as well, because she can’t reach salvation without Anthy. Upon realizing her carelessness Utena does feel guilt towards Anthy and has the desire to protect her.
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Someone: commits suicide Yall: How can I make this about myself and what I have to say
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I genuinely think people like her do not understand the permanence of a decision like this.
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Having established all these motifs and elements in Revolutionary Girl Utena we can now move on to the different iterations of this trope. We shall begin with none other than Kohaku from Kinoko Nasu’s iconic Tsukihime. Part 2: Ipomoea
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The fact people don't care about Battler is a mistake cause he is a major part of what makes Umineko special and is a wonderful protagonist and character. You aren't cool for disliking a male character just cause the cast is mostly women. This is cringe delete this.
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the ace attorney comparison is crazy. But true
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Part 3: Prunusserrulata The path of Kohaku and Anthy leads us to Sakura Matou. Another heroine of Kinoko Nasu, in the first blockbuster visual novel Fate Stay Night. Sakura is the grand crescendo of the old generation of the Rose Brides.
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This is the last time I'll speak on this: Please all fans of this series just admit you like this trash fantasy wish fulfilment porn and stop trying to gaslight the rest of us its high art. We do not care.
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Rudeus Greyrat is NOT a pedophile and I explain why in this thread Feel free to point out any flaws in my logic (1/15) 🧵
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The day yall understand Saber as a character is the day my soul will rest
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It’s insanely disappointing when characters are described to be muscular or do crazy feats of strength but don’t have the body to show for it; Saitama is an exception since it’s purposeful for comedy and he’s still shown ripped
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The pain of the girl being abused is not at the center it’s the fact she becomes “tainted” by that pain. She brings real human burden people would rather not deal with when it comes to women. Cause what they expect from women is servitude with a smile.
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Female sexuality has been forever marginalized as something good and pure women don’t have, but the Rose Bride is aware of sexuality. She is aware of her body and the effects it has on others.
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Psychologically entrapping her, which is symbolically represented by Anthy’s coffin. Akio represents everything the patriarchal world expects from men. To always be good with women but never allow women any true autonomy, to have control-
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Makihisa, much like Akio is an archetype I call the Patriarch. The force of masculine authority which usually violently abuses the Rose Bride. Akio uses all of his patriarchal power to control everything around him and make Anthy invisible to the world.
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-to have power to reinforce the heteronormative dream of the happily ever after between a prince and the princess.
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Violent men have made them aware of that, but what other men fear is the power that comes from woman’s sexual awareness.
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Let’s examine Kohaku’s story and how she fits into this. Kohaku was an orphan Tohno Makihisa adopted because of her ability of synchronization. This ability calms down the violent Tohno blood, but can only effective if the synchronizer’s in physical with its object
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Tsukihime also includes the motif of the violent brother SHIKI, who as we come to find out also raped Kohaku. Reaffirming what Utena already established that the violation of the Rose Bride always happens in her home or somewhere she was brought into.
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The answer remains the same. It’s ultimate fulfillment of the ideal, Shirou by opening Sakura’s coffin and acknowledging her victimhood and her as person who has every right to happiness fulfills his ideal and this is something I have extensively talked about in my other thread.
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However, Akio among the Patriarchs is one of his kind because with Makihisa starts the trend of the old Patriarchs who don’t have Akio’s charm but have all the power and authority to violently enforce female subjugation as opposed to grooming girls into it.
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Kohaku throughout her younger years completely disassociates from reality thinking of herself as an emotionless doll. Makihisa entraps her into the same coffin Akio puts Anthy into. Her disassociation with reality she views as her only escape from the pain she is feeling and the-
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Having begged Makihisa to spare her sister Hisui, Kohaku is left at his mercy for the majority of her childhood. Makihisa in order to take advantage of Kohaku’s ability rapes her as child and physically abuses her.
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Sayo concludes that because she was made out of violence and incest she shouldn’t have even existed. When we talk about sexual abuse we forget that sexual abuse isn’t just direct contact or penetration it’s the very notion that someone has entitlement over your body
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-only thing she does is gaze through window looking at Makihisa’s other children playing outside. This state of numbness changes when she sees Shiki’s noticed her and has invited her to play with his gaze. Kohaku starts to resent Shiki for giving her hope.
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In a similar vein how we see Anthy behave in Adolescence of Utena. There is sexual drive and power in Sakura that Shirou is unsure about. The reason this is, is because sex and sexuality the break the act of Sakura’s girl next door perfect bride aesthetic.
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This also perhaps the only Rose Bride who ends tragically, there was no salvation for Beatrice in existence and she finds peace and atonement in her Golden Land where she is united with Battler who finally understands her.
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as Sakura’s suffering leads her to not just acting as a villain unlike but becoming the villain standing in opposition to the Hero who is her lover.
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And while Nasu writes scenes in a very awkward and cringy way, I implore people to actually read them. It’s important to know that through sex Shirou first pieces together Sakura is the shadow terrorizing Fuyuki.
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This same resentment Anthy feels towards Utena for giving her the hope of salvation. Kohaku spends her days envying her cheerful sister Hisui, thinking she is too tainted to be like Hisui. She equates her suffering and pain with being unable to be desirable and loved like Hisui.
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The perfect traditional feminine beauty and allure, of a woman that has no humanity of her own and exists only as help/nurturer.
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Leading Shirou to give her the key to his home, symbolically representing a promise that she will always be a part of his everyday life. This is the fateful vow Shirou takes, much like the ribbon Shiki receives or the oath Utena takes before Anthy’s violated body.
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We also find out Kohaku believed this is the only way she could achieve happiness by appropriating her sister’s natural cheer and integrating it into her hollow doll act. Kohaku thinks happiness is only possible if you aren’t tainted like her “physically and mentally”.
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The power of the Rose Bride’s in part her sexual power, which is present in Anthy, hinted at with Kohaku but reaches its full potential with Sakura and later on Maya Makinami.
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Let’s start from Sakura’s fate; gifted in magic like her older sister Rin, Sakura was given away to the Matou family who was in need of an heir. Sold by her own father, away from her sister, Sakura was subjugated to unthinkable torture by the hands of Zouken Matou.
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Good morning
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Like Kohaku, Sakura has a sister who's also in love with the Prince a sister who Sakura views as a much better person and whom she obsessively envies and blames for not saving her. The envy of the Rose Bride returns as Sakura recognizes the possibility of Rin stealing Shirou away
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Much like how Anthy was rejected for being abused sexually and that manifesting in her psychological issues, Kohaku’s pain also goes under the radar of all the characters, convincing Kohaku that there’s no happiness for a woman like her unless it’s play pretend.
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The Rose Bride isn’t just attempting to be a villain she is one this time. Sakura poses actual danger to the world and our Prince must now decide what to do.
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-and made her emotionally numb like Kohaku. This emotional numbness is once again broken by our Prince Shirou. When Sakura by Shinji’s orders goes to take care of his broken arm, Shirou teaches Sakura household chores and the two of them bond.
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Sakura belonging to the story that is different in genre compared to Utena and Tsukihime brings out a different role out of her suffering. Sakura unlike Anthy and Kohaku provides a challenge to Shirou’s ideal,
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Sex holds the most significance in Heaven’s Feel. Violation of sex is what broke Sakura, but her sex with Shirou while intense and scary to him grows into something much more loving yet equally intense.
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With Sakura the first three generations of Rose Brides end. We've set the foundation of the concept with Anthy and explored its full potential through Sakura, it’s time to bring new life into the trope by introducing various other elements.
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Sakura is forward, sensual ans full of lust, she can use that to control Shirou and he senses that. It catches him off guard because this isn’t the innocent comely girl he knows, this is a femme fatal, Sakura’s sensuality foreshadows that her perfect act, is well just an act.
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Part 4: Rosa rubiginosa The way paved by Beatrice is continued by Fata Morgana’s Giselle, also a deviation but an iteration of this trope. Like with Sayo we’ll discuss what makes Giselle distinct from the classic Rose Bride we’ve seen thus far.
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Saving the Rose Bride was his salvation, and the Rose Bride by being treated as a human frees her from her act of a perfect wife and humanizes her.
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Kohaku performed the role of the perfect bride much like Anthy before her. Good at cooking, warm, welcoming, likes to serve, takes care of Shiki, smiling always, always cheerful.
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They acknowledge this is the first time Sakura has had sexual intimacy with another human being that wasn’t violating
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but for being a part of the family that abused the Rose Bride. Shiki says: “My father turned you into this smiling doll.” before embracing Kohaku, there is an inner turmoil felt by the Prince as a result of being connected to the Patriarch.
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She manipulates SHIKI into believing Shiki is stalking him. She manages to make both of them convinced they are the killers and pit them against each other and by the end of Hisui’s route the two Tohno heirs are dead, eradicating the bloodline that has ruined her life.
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The salvation of the Prince remains with saving his Rose, except this time the conflict is elevated because it concerns a much broader problem of Fuyuki itself, the sacred ritual of the holy grail war and idealism challenged by the harsh reality of Sakura Matou.
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Illya makes a direct parallel of how Kiritsugu killed his own wife to Shirou’s dilemma. The Prince fighting his own father returns here in a different form.
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This internal conflict is much more intense than it was with Utena and Shiki, Shirou’s entire being is staked on his ideal and he toils about what to do much more tragically than the two princes before him.
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As Kirei recounts the crest worms left her feeling utterly violated, and as Sakura herself said they used to poison her food and physically abuse her. Perhaps the most impactful was the rape at the hands of her brother Shinji which absolutely broke Sakura-
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Kuwadorion Beatrice, Sayo’s mother, had been raped by her father Kinzo thus making Sayo a baby born out of rape. While Sayo herself hasn’t directly been raped we see how it affects her to know that her very existence was brought out of something utterly depraved and disgusting.
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-the written word that is the principle of the universe and means which through which people can understand each other.
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And Kohaku will deliver exactly that in her young adult years. Before that however, one final human act she will do is give Shiki a white ribbon making him promise he would return to her, and our Prince promised he would, not knowing what was brewing in Kohaku’s heart.
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Second would be her inability to menstruate thus her inability to have children, we see that in Sayo’s mind there is a growing disconnect between what she expects of herself as a woman and what is her reality.
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The result of this intercourse is that Sakura harbors in her all evils in this world, and one final rape attempt from Shinji is what pushes her to unleash Dark Sakura.
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