My view of Sugimoto is softening ever more now, even after the emotionally tumultuous ending of this episode.
This episode — particularly the way Sugimoto acts around, and is treated by, her family — has me more convinced than ever that many of her actions that hurt people are unwillful on her part. She is just [...]
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Fumi visits Sugimoto’s house.
Impressions:
I have to say I was a bit shocked when Sugimoto came out to her sisters and mother. I wasn’t expecting that at all, it’s pretty damn big. I kind of feel sorry for Fumi in that case because Sugimoto just revealed something about herself that was private to other people without [...]
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So I definitely called it! Wait, I guess I should start at the beginning with Fumi and Akira’s date.
This was a really cute segment. Fumi seems comfortable and relaxed, unlike her constant nervousness with Sugimoto. That a pretty good sign her relationship with Sugimoto isn’t really working out, someone you’re dating is someone you should [...]
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08/15/2009 06:06 AM UTCAoi Hana (Sweet Blue Flowers) episode 7 review; Yasuko, her sisters, and her issues. >>
This episode begins with Kou giving Kyoko and Akira getting a ride back home where we see how Kyoko found out about Yasuko’s tears and her reaction to Yasuko’s tears. Then back at Fumi’s house, we see that Fumi’s still mulling over Yasuko’s confession that she had feelings for someone else and it didn’t work out. The [...]
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My favourite part in this episode must be the short conversation that Fumi shares with Ah-chan while waiting for the gate to raise at the railway. Fumi is a bit hesitant but she says she wants to stay at Ah-chan’s place for the night. Ah-chan WITHOUT hesitation simply says “sure”. *BEAM* “And how about borrowing [...]
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Now that the plays held at Fujigaya are over, Akira and Kyouko are driven home by Kou, who compliments them on the “Wuthering Heights“ performance.
Hearing Kou say how impressed he was with the portrayal of Heathcliff, Kyouko cannot help but think back how some upperclassmen revealed that Yasuko was in tears when their teacher Kagami [...]
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It is rather strange why I watch girls’ love anime; it’s for emotional healing. It’s funny, but there’s something almost pure and true when two girls are in love. Of course this is not reality, just like real life gays don’t act like BL characters.
I laughed at myself after watching this episode. I realized this: [...]
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It’s episodes like this one that really make it unfair to wait for an entire week to see what happens next. Such a powerful episode even though it was nothing like your average dramatic anime episode. Aoi Hana really feels like one of the most realistic romances I’ve seen in a long time and it [...]
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It’s Sweet Blue Flowers episode 7, and Fumi continues to have doubts about Yasuko, and ends up blowing her off in favor of hanging out with Akira. Yasuko decides to respond by going all in and inviting Fumi over to her house.
The day after the play, Akira has the day off from school, but [...]
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