Nana (Ai Yazawa) - It's all about expressing feelings
15 years ago
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This time when I reread some parts of Nana, chapter 24 gives me some sort of feeling. It's about people expressing their feelings.
Junko & Ryosuke's conversation:
Junko: Shouji loved Nana despite everything. Only, he fell in love even deeper with Sachiko. But even that, I have the impression that it’s because Sachio loved Shouji more than Nana did, don’t you think?
Ryusuke: But Nana couldn’t live without Shouji!
Junko: How should I put this… Of course we can’t measure the weight of each love but I wonder if it wasn’t what Shouji felt. Nana must have a problem with expressing her feelings. Her feelings are so unique that she’s unable to communicate them!
Ryosuke: It’s true that at the time when he was dating her, Shouji often came here and when he was tired, he kept complaining about her!
Junko: “Nana doesn’t love me for what I am! If she loves me, it’s only because I love her!”
I thought he might have been right! But I didn’t say anything because it made me sad for him.
Ryosuke: It’s true that even if it wasn’t the case, it was impression that she gave!
Junko: That’s why when Nana found out that Shouji was cheating on her and that she said she didn’t want him anymore, he was really hurt right?
Ryosuke: He must have thought that he was right and it shocked him. But Nana said that because she has a hard time accepting it. As soon as she’s hurt, all she thinks about is fleeing, right?
Junko: That’s true, I have the impression that she’s always done that… She tries to run and turn the page as fast as she can, but never tries to confront the other!
Ryosuke: By the way, even usually, in the middle of a conversation with other people, she gives out the impression of talking to herself! Why does she do that?
15 years ago
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Moved to the forum for Nana
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