'Lie to me, Clow.'
Sep. 15th, 2006 12:56 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
snarpCardcaptor Sakura probably fosters really unhealthy attitudes about honesty. There are all these scenes, particularly in the last couple volumes, of which the moral is basically, It's okay to deceive your loved ones if you feel like it's for their own good. Particularly if the loved one is Sakura. She will totally thank you for it - tears in her eyes, screentone with bubbles and flowers, the works.
I'm not convinced Syaoran can satisfy her marital needs in that area, actually, he's a really bad liar. This is exactly why Tomoyo's really the one for her.
But it is so cute that I don't actually care. I guess Sakura is the only completely heterosexual protagonist? I don't even know if you can count Clow, he has this thing about keeping extremely pretty men around. Well, maybe Kero's straight. It's not addressed.
Ohhh, wait. Miss Mizuki. Okay, so two.
My brain hurts from library. There were four people on my shift for some reason, and all of them but me were new.
I'm not convinced Syaoran can satisfy her marital needs in that area, actually, he's a really bad liar. This is exactly why Tomoyo's really the one for her.
But it is so cute that I don't actually care. I guess Sakura is the only completely heterosexual protagonist? I don't even know if you can count Clow, he has this thing about keeping extremely pretty men around. Well, maybe Kero's straight. It's not addressed.
Ohhh, wait. Miss Mizuki. Okay, so two.
My brain hurts from library. There were four people on my shift for some reason, and all of them but me were new.
