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* GeniusBonus: Some scholars think that Sei Shōnagon's real name was [[NamesTheSame Kiyohara or Kiyowara Nagiko]].
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* GeniusBonus: Some scholars think that Sei Shōnagon's real name was [[NamesTheSame Kiyohara or Kiyowara Nagiko]].Nagiko.
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** Modern readers may find the importance [[SeriousBusiness poetry]] in the Heian court rather outlandish; it was so important that there were pairs who got together, broke up, or rejected, all because their poem sound aesthetic or terrible.
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** Modern readers may find the importance of [[SeriousBusiness poetry]] in the Heian court rather outlandish; it was so important that there were pairs who got together, broke up, or rejected, all because their poem sound aesthetic or terrible.
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* FakeNationality: Nagiko is played by Vivian Wu, a Chinese actress born in Shanghai. Appropriately, in the film, Nagiko's mother is also from Shanghai.
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** Modern readers would find it ridiculous that [[SeriousBusiness poetry]] are taken seriously in the Heian court, so much that there were pairs who got together, broke up, or rejected, all because their poem sound aesthetic or terrible.
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** Modern readers would may find it ridiculous that the importance [[SeriousBusiness poetry]] are taken seriously in the Heian court, court rather outlandish; it was so much important that there were pairs who got together, broke up, or rejected, all because their poem sound aesthetic or terrible.
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* MemeticMutation: The phrase ''ito okashi'' (how very lovely). Also the ''haru wa akebono…'' sentences from the first chapter.
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* ValuesDissonance: The snobbish attitudes among the aristocrats, especially toward peasantry would come off very unpleasant to modern readers.
** Modern readers would find it ridiculous that [[SeriousBusiness poetry]] are taken seriously in the Heian court, so much that there were pairs who got together, broke up, or rejected, all because their poem sound aesthetic or terrible.
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* ValuesDissonance: The snobbish attitudes among the aristocrats, especially toward peasantry would come off very unpleasant to modern readers.
** Modern readers would find it ridiculous that [[SeriousBusiness poetry]] are taken seriously in the Heian court, so much that there were pairs who got together, broke up, or rejected, all because their poem sound aesthetic or terrible.
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* FakeNationality: Nagiko is played by Vivian Wu, a Chinese actress born in Shanghai. Appropriately, in the film, Nagiko's mother is also from Shanghai.
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* GeniusBonus: Some scholars think that Sei Shōnagon's real name was [[NamesTheSame Kiyohara or Kiyowara Nagiko]].
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* FetishFuel: If the idea of writing on a naked body turns you on, this movie's for you.
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* NightmareFuel: Jerome's fate.
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* NightmareFuel: Jerome's
* FetishFuel: If the idea of writing on a naked body turns you on, this movie's for you.
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Quoting Love It Or Hate It last paragraph: \"Please only add examples that are presented In-universe. When it comes to this trope in Real Life, this descriptor applies to literally everything. No matter how universal the affection for something may seem, there is someone, somewhere who doesn\'t care for it. The only way to cover all the possible examples would be to write \"Everything ever, to some extent\", so Real Life examples aren\'t necessary. \"
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* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either one of the greatest films of the 1990s or the cancer that is killing cinema and doesn't even deserve to be called porn. There is nothing in between.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either one of the greatest films of the 1990s or the cancer that is killing cinema and doesn't even deserve to be called porn. There is nothing in between.
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* LoveItOrHateIt: It's either one of the greatest films of the 1990s or the cancer that is killing cinema and doesn't even deserve to be called porn. There is nothing in between.between.
* NightmareFuel: Jerome's fate.
* NightmareFuel: Jerome's fate.
