FGC:OP Cut 066: Difference between revisions

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|comment=I'm intrigued by how well the juxtaposition of these two shots (065 and 066) embodies Gendo and Shinji's relationship. Gendo is the stern, unemotional man who looks down upon his own son (both figuratively and, here, literally), whereas Shinji is the broken, almost wrecklessly emotional child who continues to look up to his father in spite of everything. In truth, their relationship is really much more convoluted than that, as we'll learn later.}}
|comment=I'm intrigued by how well the juxtaposition of these two shots (065 and 066) embodies Gendo and Shinji's relationship. Gendo is the stern, unemotional man who looks down upon his own son (both figuratively and, here, literally), whereas Shinji is the broken, almost wrecklessly emotional child who continues to look up to his father in spite of everything. In truth, their relationship is really much more convoluted than that, as we'll learn later.}}


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Revision as of 03:02, 28 December 2009


Screenshots Cut # Description/Dialogue Commentary

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Shinji as a child, crying.
Sharp-kun: This is another shot that we see quite a lot — although I think we'd best wait until later to discuss it.


Reichu: I'm intrigued by how well the juxtaposition of these two shots (065 and 066) embodies Gendo and Shinji's relationship. Gendo is the stern, unemotional man who looks down upon his own son (both figuratively and, here, literally), whereas Shinji is the broken, almost wrecklessly emotional child who continues to look up to his father in spite of everything. In truth, their relationship is really much more convoluted than that, as we'll learn later.