The thing about Bell's jealousy is something that was meant to portray her humanity. Bigbluedragon was partially correct about Bell not understanding her feelings, but it wasn't because the emotions didn't exist in heaven. It's because she never experienced the emotion of loving someone. When Bell becomes jealous, in my opinion at least, is when people first see her as not some perfect person without faults, but another human being. If my intuition serves me right, I think this was the point Fujishima-san was trying to get through. That even a goddess can change in the presence of humanity.
As for Keiichi being a loser, I'll disagree with that. Yes, he's shy. Yes, he seems to be quite pathetic when it comes to being around Bell. Yes, he is not the best looking guy. Sooo~~~... how does that constitute he's a loser? In the end, when people start calling others losers, it's when they become insecure about their own existence. (No offense, I'm not flaming anyone, just making a comment.) What happens is that there are traits within all of us that define who we are. When we begin labeling others as "losers" it's because there are things that the "loser" has that we cannot compare with, and therefore, in hopes of finding superior qualities within ourselves, we begin to berate, and belittle others. It's human nature to do so, and it will most likely not change. So in the end, by calling others losers, aren't WE the ones who are really "losers?" Just some thoughts. (Sorry if this was too off topic, I just wanted to express some things that seem to get overlooked.)
04-Dec-2007
04-Dec-2007