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Third (Though I think it\\\'s more because of a \\\"don\\\'t cry when punished\\\" attitude.):
* The character of Izumi in Fullmetal Alchemist. To a Westerner, her Training From Hell and habit of randomly smacking Al and Ed borders on the sadistic, and it is particularly jarring when she behaves this way after they\\\'ve experienced a lot of trauma, especially when what she scolds them for (using alchemy to try to bring someone back from the dead) is something she attempted herself. Apparently, she comes across as more stern but loving to an Eastern audience.
Fourth (There IS a gun culture in our country, but very far from that of the States; any care what a good blow to the case should be in this case?):
* Yet another gun-related one is found in an episode of Ghost in The Shell. When Tobusa shoots and disables a cyborg (who happens to have a VERY rich father) he has to defend his actions in court. The attorney for the defense attacks him for his unorthodox choice of weapon (he uses a Mateba autorevolver instead of the automatics used by the rest of Section 9) and his extreme skill with it. The attorney explained the former as him simply liking the weapon, and dramatically attacking the long hours of practice as liking to fire his gun, which prompts a stammered defense and seems to be a serious blow. In a country that never developed a gun culture, this might make sense, but to an American audience, it just doesn\\\'t work.
* The character of Izumi in Fullmetal Alchemist. To a Westerner, her Training From Hell and habit of randomly smacking Al and Ed borders on the sadistic, and it is particularly jarring when she behaves this way after they\\\'ve experienced a lot of trauma, especially when what she scolds them for (using alchemy to try to bring someone back from the dead) is something she attempted herself. Apparently, she comes across as more stern but loving to an Eastern audience.
Fourth (There IS a gun culture in our country, but very far from that of the States; any care what a good blow to the case should be in this case?):
* Yet another gun-related one is found in an episode of Ghost in The Shell. When Tobusa shoots and disables a cyborg (who happens to have a VERY rich father) he has to defend his actions in court. The attorney for the defense attacks him for his unorthodox choice of weapon (he uses a Mateba autorevolver instead of the automatics used by the rest of Section 9) and his extreme skill with it. The attorney explained the former as him simply liking the weapon, and dramatically attacking the long hours of practice as liking to fire his gun, which prompts a stammered defense and seems to be a serious blow. In a country that never developed a gun culture, this might make sense, but to an American audience, it just doesn\\\'t work.
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Well have you gone to every other page to delete the images that are JustAFaeeAndACaption? Have you? Or do you for some reason have an obsession with just this page?
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Well have you gone to every other page to delete the images that are JustAFaceAndACaption? Have you? Or do you for some reason have an obsession with just this page?
