twilight_jester commented at 2014-02-07 03:24:41 » #1483564

what the f$*k is that on her head?. ?w?

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Anonymous commented at 2014-02-11 17:45:19 » #1486145

I believe scientists refer to it as 'art' when you look at it for 6 seconds, your mental state is supposedly meant to be reinvigorated

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Anonymous commented at 2014-09-24 09:21:31 » #1607352

The bird flying from the cage is representative of her desire for freedom from family obligation, and to live her life according to her own desires.

The jewels are representative of her character's supposed beauty, as well as the outgoing and flamboyant nature of her 'shadow'.

The flower is symbolic of her social link, Konohana Sakuya, whose symbol is the cherry blossom, hence 'sakuya'. The candle is also symbolic of 'Konohana Sakuya'.

The story of Konohana Sakuya is of a woman suspected of infidelity by her husband. Her husband insists that if she's innocent, she will survive being set on fire. In the end, she survives, and lives happily ever after with husband and child.

All in all, it actually summarizes the character of Amagi Yukiko really well.

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