Psycho pass episode 6 reaction
Added 2022-06-05 03:18:14 +0000 UTC
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Well all the reasoning and beauty in death and victims is way over my head. I’ll not even attempt to understand it. “And By her presence still renew her sorrow” I look up at the explaination and here it is https://www.shmoop.com/titus-andronicus-shakespeare/act-5-scene-3-translation.html “Saturninus says Virginius was right to kill his daughter because the girl wouldn't "survive her shame" (whatever that means). Plus, he says, if she lived, she would be a burden on her father, who would feel bad every time he looked at her. (We wouldn't want that, now would we?)Titus says he couldn't agree more, then shocks everyone by killing Lavinia.” I guess you have to read the rest to understand more. Sorry I don’t get the scene more than you do. I only got web explain of the Shakespeare passage but it doesn’t explain how it related to this scene. Don’t be too hard. I didn’t get anything from the Shakespeare stuff. 🤗 I believe it’s a pretty normal reaction. And it’s your first time watching it. You did a great job. Don't be to hard on yourself many people couldn't figured out the meaning even after multiple rematch. Thank you for the reaction Take Care. 😋
Dany DLTV
2022-06-08 02:44:23 +0000 UTC[after episode discussion] The white hair guy. For now I would only guess he’s a serial killer. He enables people to kill and it satisfies his serial killer tendency 🤔 We don’t know enough about him to know his motivation so I’ll go with the less complicated explanation of a serial killer. [the girl killed] Lol you are so confused but you got it in the next reaction they just chop her up and reposition her body parts. Mutilation of body [made in abyss]😩 The movie Really f* me. Titus Andronicus the Shakespeare play. Just reading the synopsis is pretty gruesome.
Dany DLTV
2022-06-08 02:42:26 +0000 UTC[Police Interrogation room and aftermatch] Well we learn more about the real plot of this anime. The criminal seems to be an enabler. He created the tools so the killer can kill. He did it with all the virtual world avatar guy and the drone guy. And probably with the Plastination guy. That what Kougami theory is the white hair guy is a killer by proxy he enable other people to kill. The girl that confusing you, You’ll talk about it afterward 😄Right on cue we come back to the girl. 😁
Dany DLTV
2022-06-08 02:42:07 +0000 UTC[At school]A lot of this society is about hiding the ugly and making it seem everything is perfect on the surface. The girl that went missing. They just hide it to not affect the other student but it does affect them. 😂Yep Lex pick up on sus characters right away. “Get the fuck out we don’t want your cult recruitment” Ok in truth she is really sus. (The popular tall girl) “In this era, the System determines everyone’s aptitudes and we all have no choice but to live by it and be satisfied with whatever “happiness” is forced upon us as we are unable to make our real dreams come true.” 👍 That is my exact thought about this society. Not that I agree with the tall girl answer [murder and dismenmberment for art]😅 I look up the play Titus Andronicus. I only read the synopsis and it’s incredibly violent and gory remind me of a greek tragedy,
Dany DLTV
2022-06-08 02:41:54 +0000 UTC[Akane and Kagari the other enforcer in the game room / cooking]Akane is very resistant to everything. She chugged the wine like there is no tomorrow and barely felt any effect. How did he end up like that, Plastination (well they haven’t talk about it at this point of the episode) [Explanation about culprit] Well we’ll know more about it later in this episode. I already got ahead of myself so will comment as soon as we learn more meaning a few sentence below 😅 [Akane eating out with her friend] She looks rough and tired.
Dany DLTV
2022-06-08 02:41:35 +0000 UTC[Shakespeare] Well that completely went over my head especially since it’s an out of context quote. I look it up and they remove a bunch of stuff so it’s even less understandable. And I needed an interpretation to understand. Basically what they say is Women and man can be capable of love but men are louder in it. (?) I got it from here https://www.shmoop.com/twelfth-night/act-2-scene-4-translation.html If you go down to 115 a bit lower you get the quote passage and explanation. Yea right universality I didn’t get it a thing they were saying. But I guess human are still human so we feel the same things
Dany DLTV
2022-06-08 02:41:16 +0000 UTC[Let go] We see very little of what happened in the flashback but they explain later. Plastination It’s a real process done on real human bodies. Well, the corpses of volunteers that donate their bodies to science. You can look it up. They have whole galleries of it. [When Gino talk to the chief about Akane] I don’t think she done anything wrong just a regular evaluation of how thing are going with Akane
Dany DLTV
2022-06-08 02:41:03 +0000 UTCThe girl with the pigtails she was talking to was not the same person who they found under the fountain, that was a different victim. The one they were talking about being missing in the cafeteria scene 13:55 in your reaction. The scene at the end with Makishima is full of references so don't worry about not getting it, lots of plays and philosophers most people have probably not read, the gist of it was Makishima was kinda picking her brain to see how she actually felt about the victims whether she thought she was "freeing" them or if she had a different motivation which she did with the line about having many more drawings to complete, it's more self centered she just wants to make her art and the victims are just a means to an end for that. (that was my take on the scene at least)
Xeladragn
2022-06-07 02:22:48 +0000 UTCdon't worry about "feeling dumb" when watching this show; they go pretty deep into certain topics most watchers aren't educated in; e.g. for "Titus Andronicus" I looked up the story behind it just to understand this episode - but still found it interesting
Radoras
2022-06-06 01:09:20 +0000 UTCand i thought bodies exploding was dark. now we got human art. this show makes me feel like i need to go back to school sometimes in order to really understand what's going on. wish i had more to say but shakespeare isn't my thing. next episode should be good. looking forward to it
Louie23_LA
2022-06-05 10:14:52 +0000 UTCif I remember correctly, the story of "Titus Andronicus" is that his daughter is raped & he gets revenge for her (was done by other nobles), but - that's the important part I think - ALSO KILLS HIS DAUGTHER, because she was "dishonored" & HER FATHER can't live with HER shame, showing that (at least in the play) the status & what his daughter represents are more important than she herself
Radoras
2022-06-05 10:14:23 +0000 UTCYikes these people genuinely just enjoy the artwork they are creating. I read a bit of Shakespeare myself and it’s quite disturbing seeing his literature come to life in such ways
Swan
2022-06-05 05:59:21 +0000 UTCI was 100% sure she was gonna kill that girl, just didn’t know it was gonna be in the same episode lol. She might been inspired by the previous guy who was killing people like that. The girl mutilated the other girl, as a form of art form. You can tell she did not care about her story since she wasn’t even looking her in the face, she was just looking at an un-sculpted art piece. I haven’t seen the Shakespeare’s plays that they were referring to, but if you read them it’ll be a good Easter egg that might tell you some hints for the episode. The girl in this anime was not raped, her step-father was sneaking into her room it’s plausible in the future it could’ve happened. Only the girl from the play was raped, and the white hair guy is reading from “titus andronicus”. Wish I could help, but I did not study Shakespeare 😅. Might have to read it to understand it myself, only partially got it.
Sebastian
2022-06-05 04:00:09 +0000 UTCOooo. Boxing! I wanna try that out
Chise+Elias
2022-06-05 03:33:37 +0000 UTCnice👍 will watch after boxing
Louie23_LA
2022-06-05 03:21:05 +0000 UTC
