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Topic	SaveEstelle/LeonhartFour in Different Houses: Life is Frasier Edition [SELF]
xp1337 04/10/18 2:38:32 PM #253:	I think that's missing the point of Yukiko and Rise's character arcs tbqh. Character Arc/S-Link spoilers: Neither of them "roll back," you're misunderstanding what their issues were if you think that. For Yukiko, her problem was feeling that she had no control over her life and everything had been decided for her. After her Shadow fight she gains the willpower to explore her options and take some control in her life. It just turns out that in doing so she discovers that ultimately she really did want to stay with the Inn. But unlike before it's not because "she never had a choice" it's that she genuinely chose it on her own. For Rise, what depressed her was the idea that people didn't like or see her as a person, but her "fake" idol persona. As she progresses with her S-Link she comes to the realization that that persona wasn't "fake" it was just another side of her - and a side she did enjoy and was good at. But she needed to go through the process of trying to separate them and the consequences that followed to realize the flaw in her thinking. You can dislike how they developed, but saying they went backwards is just wrong IMO. --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out? <cite>xp1337 posted [p:899411785] in SaveEstell... [t:76455372]...</cite> <quote>I think that's missing the point of Yukiko and Rise's character arcs tbqh. Character Arc/S-Link spoilers: Neither of them "roll back," you're misunderstanding what their issues were if you think that. For Yukiko, her problem was feeling that she had no control over her life and everything had been decided for her. After her Shadow fight she gains the willpower to explore her options and take some control in her life. It just turns out that in doing so she discovers that ultimately she really did want to stay with the Inn. But unlike before it's not because "she never had a choice" it's that she genuinely chose it on her own. For Rise, what depressed her was the idea that people didn't like or see her as a person, but her "fake" idol persona. As she progresses with her S-Link she comes to the realization that that persona wasn't "fake" it was just another side of her - and a side she did enjoy and was good at. But she needed to go through the process of trying to separate them and the consequences that followed to realize the flaw in her thinking. You can dislike how they developed, but saying they went backwards is just wrong IMO. --- xp1337: Don't you wish there was a spell-checker that told you when you a word out?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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