this is more yanagi-centric than sanada/yanagi, but there are undertones!vacivityFebruary 26 2007, 00:13:35 UTC
The doctors frown and murmur numbers and statistics, and it's Yanagi's first introduction into the world of data, at the age of three. He listens, and doesn't understand at first, but he realizes enough to know that everyone can fit into a group, into numbers. Five in a hundred have that and one in ten poccess this
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Re: this is more yanagi-centric than sanada/yanagi, but there are undertones!vacivityFebruary 26 2007, 00:13:51 UTC
"Red, blue, and green," Sanada says, setting each tube of paint down as he speaks, in order, and Yanagi thinks he knows. He's never told anyone, other than his family, and Inui picked up on it; his teammates though, have no idea, or so he thinks. If Rikkai is great, it is because they all strive to be the best, and the best can have no faults. That's, Yanagi thinks, the biggest fault of the team he so loves. He knows it's not true, especially with their captain in the hospital, but knowing and understanding are two very different things. And that is on him
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<3 <3 <3 I love your YanagifsopFebruary 26 2007, 00:22:07 UTC
OH. I sighed out loud like THREE TIMES.
One doctor holds up two lollipops and tells him he can have the red one. Yanagi stares at him and stares, and refuses both. It's the quickest way to turn a child off candy. <- That was just so evil I want to shoot the damn doctor.
the colors that dominate it, the more withdrawn he grows: seeking solace in his own world, where everything is black and white but nothing is <- that is lovely, and the bit before it where his mother reads to him but he gets nothing from it because he can't picture the colours, it binds together so well.
The watermelon one he eats first.
SANADA IS SO SMART AND SWEET IN HIS OWN DORKY FUMBLING WAY. The undertones should become overtones like now.
Yay I'm glad you do! <3 <3 <3vacivityFebruary 26 2007, 00:28:49 UTC
Yay I made you sigh! I shouldn't be glad about that but I was going for a melancholic tone ;)
The doctor was evil. :x But I figure that's how they'd try to force his hand one way or another.
I was looking at this color filter page and it made me realize how many things we see are colored and how that would affect things, but it goes deeper than that. Colors are used to portray a lot literature, for symbolism, and while you might be able to understand the symbolism, not understanding the color and how it connects to something would be frustrating!
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One doctor holds up two lollipops and tells him he can have the red one. Yanagi stares at him and stares, and refuses both. It's the quickest way to turn a child off candy. <- That was just so evil I want to shoot the damn doctor.
the colors that dominate it, the more withdrawn he grows: seeking solace in his own world, where everything is black and white but nothing is <- that is lovely, and the bit before it where his mother reads to him but he gets nothing from it because he can't picture the colours, it binds together so well.
The watermelon one he eats first.
SANADA IS SO SMART AND SWEET IN HIS OWN DORKY FUMBLING WAY. The undertones should become overtones like now.
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The doctor was evil. :x But I figure that's how they'd try to force his hand one way or another.
I was looking at this color filter page and it made me realize how many things we see are colored and how that would affect things, but it goes deeper than that. Colors are used to portray a lot literature, for symbolism, and while you might be able to understand the symbolism, not understanding the color and how it connects to something would be frustrating!
I had to be kind of nice to Sanada once! ;)
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