Debated posting this cuz it’s old and kinda messy and we’ve moved past it BUT they wouldn’t give us this scene so I give it to u!!!
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Presenting: all of my “Rauru, Mineru and the Zonai are dragon people not goat/bunny people” evidence, neatly compiled into one image!
Though the goat comparisons also work in favour of this evidence because of the following quote from concept artist Satomi Usui in the
Creating A Champion
book about designing the dragons from BotW:
“[…] I played
around with a number of ideas that would be recognizable as a dragon
but also different from what you would expect. So I made the face and
body mammalian, like a dog or a goat, and their arms contain elements of
both birds and human hands.”
100% Disagree
It’s an underdog story about classism in which the folk hero (Johnny) is confronted by a powerful man (the Devil) who tries to exploit the hero’s perceived ignorance and inferiority by offering a great reward with impossible odds. Although Johnny warns him that looks can be deceiving, and that he’s going to regret the dare because Johnny is the “best there’s ever been”, the devil is blinded by his greed and arrogance.
The devil creates an awful cacophony of technically excellent fiddle playing that would be impossible for Johnny to replicate. It’s a trick.
But Johnny just grins at him and starts to play “simple” classic country fiddling songs - Fire On The Mountain, House Of The Rising Sun, and Daddy Cut Her Bill Off. He doesn’t rise to beat the Devil’s playing - he creates his own music from his home, in the style that he knows, and his love of it and the familiarity of the music make his “backwoods” fiddling more perfect than the Devil could ever achieve.
It is the devil’s pride, not Johnny’s, that allows Johnny to Bugs Bunny his way into a golden fiddle.
(In that sense, I do agree that it is the most American song: in a land of prejudice and inequities, great power lies - dormant but ever-present - in those we underestimate and attempt to exploit.)
Erend doesn't get enough credit for being such a complete and utter feminist, especially by Oseram standards.
I get it, the game makes him look like the frattiest frat boy. But the man would rather die than not live his life being bossed around by a woman. Any woman. He just wants a woman to tell him what to do and then take a nap.
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