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Bastionb56

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  1. 2 minutes ago, DragonFlames said:

    Yup, that they are. It's written "Marchen" in the English text, but the Japanese dub pronounces it fairly closely to Märchen.

    Makes sense, it kinda reminds me how in Attack on Titan Erens last name is often said to be Jager, although the correct way to spell it is Jäger. Also I have found that german and japanese share quite a few things in the way of pronouncing certain syllables, making the words from the other language easier to pronounce.

    5 minutes ago, DragonFlames said:

    Greetings from a fellow countryman!

    I did not expect this, but it doesn't surprise me either, Grüß gott ^^

  2. 9 minutes ago, DragonFlames said:

    And the monsters you're fighting are named after the German word for fairy tale, as well.

    Wait, so they are called Märchen? (As a german this sounds so weird for an enemy name xd)

    10 minutes ago, DragonFlames said:

    But I don't wanna own anything here...

    Neither do I, but someone has to pay the rent

  3. 1 minute ago, Armagon said:

    "This is his home and we're just guests in it" - Marlow, Kong: Skull Island (2017)

    Welp, I guess we're now taking turns owning the place

    2 minutes ago, Armagon said:

    The dungeons have an SMT aesthetic to it, which seems neat. I can see the Alice in Wonderland elements here, which makes sense given that (from what i know) the series draws from fairy tales but like, not the Disney kind.

    I like how they look as well, this is a kind of artstyle I really like though sadly never find

    Also, about Alice in Wonderland, you did see this on the Screenshot right? 

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  4. (Oh my god I wish I had your professors, I'd probably love literature if it was thought in this way!)

    Many teachers in highschool task you with analyzing a literary work, but the grading is not only based on if the analysis makes sense and is written the correct way, instead teachers grade you on how close you were to the "True Meaning" of the text you where given, if you "misenterpreted" the text, your chance of a good score goes down signifantly, even if your analysis is perfectly fine otherwise and is a perfectly acceptable interpretation of the text

    (Yeah this doubles as fact and response)

  5. Both Raindrops and Planets are very frequent occurences in our daily life, however their strategy for having such high presence is very different.

    (I'll go with, people know, but don't really think about it for this one)

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    I can't imagine what studying literature would be like, considering the subjectiveness of meaning when it comes to almost everything in literature. Also yeah in school no one told us it's fine art, everyone knew how random it was (including the teachers)

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