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If respawning to checkpoints is the only way to advance the narrative, the very least the creators could do would be to place Suburu at the crossroad of a decision that would allow advancement only if
someone else were to perish. Let there be permanent blood on his hands, not just a never-ending clean slate. Don't resolve psychological trauma like it's just some phase people get over after a few days. Don't just wave around psychology like it's a toy. People don't
simply undo damage because the plot demands a rational mind in a given scenario. This shouldn't change even for Suburu. Embrace it fully. Let go of safety nets if you truly want something that's "deep" and not just another copy of something other creators (Satoshi Kon) have proven is possible to achieve.
And really, this is just covering one aspect the show chooses to claim as its own. The same level of
commitment is expected for every aspect of Re:Zero, not just some
half-assed effort. With these nebulous concepts about redefining a protagonist's importance and exposing inner truths that felt entirely too heady for something as simple-minded as Re:Zero to muster up in any meaningful way, the only chance that the other half that doesn't see the show as "smart," "bold," and "enthralling" could buy into it, is if the show stops trying to find compromise that's easy to live with.
It’s pervy, it’s deranged and it can be insane, but that’s also youth.
I feel very
conflicted about it. But I also think that, in a way, you couldn't tell this story with a
different spirit. A different approach, maybe? Certainly, since one can explore and free his innermost sexual spirit in a myriad different ways without being less nietzschean and being kinder to your surroundings.
1Mitsuo Iso was the key animator for this scene. That fact alone justifies the watching of the show.
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