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That was interesting....
May. 16th, 2010 09:42 amI found Autor described as energetic. He is? Enthusiastic, definitely, but I don't think I've ever pictured energetic as one of his traits. To me he seems very quiet and aloof, unless he has a reason to open up. And when talking about a subject he loves (i.e., Drosselmeyer, Story-Spinning, etc.) he can suddenly become very talkative and excited and enthused. This is also seen in the sequely thing when talking to Mytho. (I don't consider the meeting as canon, but the characters' personalities and traits and other tidbits can be seen as such. More on that in a minute.)
Anyway, hmm. Maybe we just have different definitions of energetic. To me it would refer more to something physical (though attitude would also, of course, be a factor). Femio, for instance, I would probably describe as energetic, considering him jumping down from the bull's back and going into weird contortions when he begs to be punished. LOL. And Uzura, of course, is highly energetic. Autor ... I'm just not seeing it, unless for him it would be more a matter of attitude than anything else.
Very interesting.
I was musing a while ago on things I took from the sequely thing to be part of my canon. Among them would be these:
- Kinkan continues to have magic and weird things.
- Autor researches them.
- Autor is allergic to birds.
- He seems to see Ahiru as a friend, and it would be too sad if she didn't reciprocate, so she does (though in my timeline she reached out to him first, after he helped her out of a mess).
- Further proof that Autor's counting obsession is real.
- The idea that he was asked to play the music for the ballet students (eleven times, according to him).
- Fakir continues studying ballet post-series.
- More references are made to a modern setting, and while the website comments are obviously meant as jokes not to be taken seriously, the one about Fakir performing in a ballet with choreography done by a famous modern guy seems more like it could be a real hint of the time period. (I do not consider Fakir performing in that ballet as part of my canon, necessarily, but I just consider the hints further evidence for my insistence it's modern-day.)
- Uzura calls Drosselmeyer "the old man".
- Proof that Autor continues to love Rue.
- Ahiru still considers Princess Tutu to be a part of herself.
And probably more that I'll think of later.
Anyway, hmm. Maybe we just have different definitions of energetic. To me it would refer more to something physical (though attitude would also, of course, be a factor). Femio, for instance, I would probably describe as energetic, considering him jumping down from the bull's back and going into weird contortions when he begs to be punished. LOL. And Uzura, of course, is highly energetic. Autor ... I'm just not seeing it, unless for him it would be more a matter of attitude than anything else.
Very interesting.
I was musing a while ago on things I took from the sequely thing to be part of my canon. Among them would be these:
- Kinkan continues to have magic and weird things.
- Autor researches them.
- Autor is allergic to birds.
- He seems to see Ahiru as a friend, and it would be too sad if she didn't reciprocate, so she does (though in my timeline she reached out to him first, after he helped her out of a mess).
- Further proof that Autor's counting obsession is real.
- The idea that he was asked to play the music for the ballet students (eleven times, according to him).
- Fakir continues studying ballet post-series.
- More references are made to a modern setting, and while the website comments are obviously meant as jokes not to be taken seriously, the one about Fakir performing in a ballet with choreography done by a famous modern guy seems more like it could be a real hint of the time period. (I do not consider Fakir performing in that ballet as part of my canon, necessarily, but I just consider the hints further evidence for my insistence it's modern-day.)
- Uzura calls Drosselmeyer "the old man".
- Proof that Autor continues to love Rue.
- Ahiru still considers Princess Tutu to be a part of herself.
And probably more that I'll think of later.
