002 [Voice/Action]

[killingpuppet]

-Nataku is sitting on the roof of House 35. What he sees fascinates him. He has evaded the objects flying around... so far. It was never like this in heaven. The weather is beautiful and mystifying to him. So many changes.-

How does the weather make someone sad?

-A girl had said the weather made her feel that way. His question had never been

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[nowarstowin]

For many people, gloomy weather is associated with unpleasant memories.

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[killingpuppet]

Is this gloomy? Isn't weather something that just happens?

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[nowarstowin]

To some, yes.

Weather might be beyond our reach, but it is also something that some people attach meaning or emotions to. Winter tends to make people think of death and loneliness, whereas spring reminds people of rebirth. The same goes with sunny days and rainy days.

If you read many fictional books or watch many plays, you'll notice that often, the great tragedies happen on bad weather days or at night. It only enforces those associations in the people who read or watch those things.

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[killingpuppet]

Those are some odd connections to make.

I haven't read much for leisure. Are there books around here? I'm not used to having so little to do.

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[love_is_weird]

Weather makes people sad?

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[killingpuppet]

I guess so. Does it do that to you too?

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[love_is_weird]

Well that's really weird! Weather is weather! The most it can do is be creepy!

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[killingpuppet]

Yeah, I don't get it... What's this weather like to you? It's interesting seeing the wind so strong, like everything is dancing.