Hey everyone. I'm sorry about the other day when I didn't come to visit your sites, especially when so many of you came to mine. And, like so many times before, I'm not going to bore you to death with an excuse, and know that I truely am sorry. I WILL make it today though!!! I won't promise however, because they, at times, have a high tendency to break. Not that I don't want to keep them, but I'm sure you know how it goes.
Something that really wants to make me cry is what is going to happen to our gas prices yet to come. I recently heard from a teacher that oil will soon reach $100 a barrel where I live and gas could shoot up to over $5. That means no borders, which means no anime or manga. V.V I don't know if I'll survive...
You notice the subject of this post reads "Inuyasha". Well, I was watching the show Tuesday night instead of what I should have been doing, which was sleeping... and realized something. I thought back to when I first started watching the show about 6 years ago now, and realized how far the it had come. Through all the reruns and cartoon network taking it off the air, and how somehow, I still found myself being patient and watching it. Also, what had happened to my view of the characters since then.
Kagome: At first, I was a Kagome fan. She was like, my idol. This is mainly because at the start, she reminded me of myself, and everyone told me so. But now, I'm not so much of a Kagome fan as I used to be, instead, at times, I find her and Inuyasha's "I like you, but I'll pretend not to" phase very annoying. It was cute for the first 80 episodes, then it got old. Very old.
Kikyo: I'll be painfully honest. I down right hated kikyo *dodges rocks being thrown at her*. And this was because (big surprise since I told you I was a kagome fan) I thought it was wrong that she was trying to take Inuyasha from Kagome. Now, I respect kikyo and I'm kind of sorry that she's dead. Because, I suppose, I finally see things from her point of veiw.
Inuyasha: lol. He's still an idiot at times, but hes alot calmer and lovable now. Its like he's become mellowed out after Kikyo died. To be honest, he's acting like he's committed. Guys get all weird when they're committed, that's my personal opinion, ladies and gentlemen, so take no offense. I'm not sure I like the change.
Miroku: Even though he's still a pervert, he's still pretty loyal to the person that the series is suggesting he loves. Sango. I like that. ^^
Sango: Sango seems to be rather clueless about Miroku liking her or whatever Miroku's feelings for her are. Even though at times she lets on she's very aware of it. But her silence on the subject annoys me. I know she's more into finding her brother, but still.
Shippo: I'm sorry to say this about the cute and cuddly little fox demon. But I'm dissapointed in him. I knew in some ways he would turn out to be like Miroku, but not when it came to women. *shakes head*
Naraku: Where is he anyway? I've noticed that Naraku plays a vital role in keeping the story to a point. Generally, when he faded out of the picture, I lost my interest the show for a time. Because I think, and this is my thought, that the episodes in between were filler episodes. Some to which had no meaning at all.
Have a great day everyone. ^^
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