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6/25/2025, 1:57:00 AM
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Yes, naturally. Fans have their approaches, fans ascribe different value to facts, or "canon", and no approach is truly invalid, as far as literary interpretation goes. There's no such thing, ontologically. But... It's not exactly sound to put this much emphasis on constructing a thorough truth with something as laconic in its brevity as Portrait of Exotic Girls, or something that revels in its vagueness as much as Dolls in Pseudo-Paradise, is it. It's demystifying, as it's already been said above, it's tearing apart the skillfully crafted environment laid out before you. And if you're going to do that, why seek out something mystical in the first place? There's just no reason for this approach to prevail when it comes to such works, it's almost counterproductive. And if we are to speak of dolls... Surely, such dolls can't hate having visions imposed onto them, so that fear is pointless. It's what they're made for, is it not? Well, maybe I'm just the childlike type to the core, but... Why try and discern the truth when there so clearly is none? Or are they just playing pretend like that? Basically, that sort of windowscanonlore-type approach to DiPP of all things is just plain weird! People can do it if they want to, sure, there's no point in upholding a specific approach as "correct", but it's so weird that people who value facts and theorizing as opposed to interpreting take interest in that early and vague part of Touhou/adjacent works.
I also think it's lame... Which is obvious, I guess. I guess that was my actual point. Whatever
>Does anybody know what is written on rocks in blonde future era miko portrait? Both the talisman on the left and glyphs on the right.
https://nrr08.com/mirai.html <- Here is a blog post on the topic, though there isn't really a definitive answer, as it's difficult to tell. Maybe you can discern something based on that.
Yes, naturally. Fans have their approaches, fans ascribe different value to facts, or "canon", and no approach is truly invalid, as far as literary interpretation goes. There's no such thing, ontologically. But... It's not exactly sound to put this much emphasis on constructing a thorough truth with something as laconic in its brevity as Portrait of Exotic Girls, or something that revels in its vagueness as much as Dolls in Pseudo-Paradise, is it. It's demystifying, as it's already been said above, it's tearing apart the skillfully crafted environment laid out before you. And if you're going to do that, why seek out something mystical in the first place? There's just no reason for this approach to prevail when it comes to such works, it's almost counterproductive. And if we are to speak of dolls... Surely, such dolls can't hate having visions imposed onto them, so that fear is pointless. It's what they're made for, is it not? Well, maybe I'm just the childlike type to the core, but... Why try and discern the truth when there so clearly is none? Or are they just playing pretend like that? Basically, that sort of windowscanonlore-type approach to DiPP of all things is just plain weird! People can do it if they want to, sure, there's no point in upholding a specific approach as "correct", but it's so weird that people who value facts and theorizing as opposed to interpreting take interest in that early and vague part of Touhou/adjacent works.
I also think it's lame... Which is obvious, I guess. I guess that was my actual point. Whatever
>Does anybody know what is written on rocks in blonde future era miko portrait? Both the talisman on the left and glyphs on the right.
https://nrr08.com/mirai.html <- Here is a blog post on the topic, though there isn't really a definitive answer, as it's difficult to tell. Maybe you can discern something based on that.
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