One of the things you get early on from this character is that he has become world-weary. Let’s me make my case starting with my favorite male character in the game, and for your long time readers this won’t come as a surprise.įree the prince forever damned…Did someone say something? Oh well.Ī heavy cost has to be paid for ambition and that is best seen with the old dude of the game: John Brandon. But I have drawn the argument out a bit long so I could knock Inuyasha. What we get instead is far more interesting and it brings out the actual theme of this game: the price of talent and fame. That doesn’t happen in Backstage Pass at least not in the demo. It is done to show the audience the spark between said characters caught in said light. Now, do you see what I meant about the whole ‘attractive light’ thing? It is quite literal in romance fiction. THEN we will resume our discussion!Įveryone caught up? Good. Don’t worry you only need to watch about 15 seconds of this. But…hm…let me try using a visual aid.Keeping in mind my contention that clichés are clichés regardless of the target audience, and that said clichés makes up the backbone of the bulk of romance-centered fiction, let’s do a test case using a classic anime series that I have yet to kick about: Inuyasha! Hold the cutlery people: this is for science! Now let’s show how this particular series show introduces a love interest to our protagonist. Don’t get me wrong, none of them are shown to be offensive people. 1 when I talked about Sian being detached from romance? That comes into play hard with the different guys because, except for maybe Matthew, the guys aren’t introduced in an attractive light.
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