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|comment=Very nice. Is that a quote, or is it original?}} | |comment=Very nice. Is that a quote, or is it original?}} | ||
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|comment=Original. It came out a little more gloomy/fatalistic than it first sounded in my head, though... The scene was awe-inspiring (in the classical sense of the word), and beautiful at the same time... The aerospace engineer and backpacker in me both found something to enjoy. (On a side note: I wish my campus would turn the lights off at night, because the stars would be *amazing* out here if they did.) <br> | |||
In a similar vein, I was quite impressed by the very distant views of catastrophic explosions (2I, Nevada) in later parts of the series. On the ground, the scene is overwhelming, but pull back far enough and it becomes a tiny pinprick of light on a very large planet, backdropped by the even larger matte black of space. Carl Sagan's commentary on the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_Blue_Dot#Reflections_by_Sagan Pale Blue Dot] came to mind several times during this series. And despite the global effects of 2I and 3I and titanic machinations of NERV, SEELE, and Gendo, the sum of it all barely reaches lunar orbit* - a distance just two or three doors down the hall in cosmic terms. <br> | |||
<nowiki>*</nowiki>With perhaps the exception of Yui. But that's for later... | |||
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