Hana-chan is 16 and a denpa or a goth psychic. She has the ability to sense people's
auras and send out electric waves. Like Uo-chan, she is extremely protective of Tohru,
the first person who has truly accepted her. She is very observant, polite and loves to
eat sweets. She is rarely seen not eating outside of school.
Her nickname, "Hana"-chan, and her manga symbol of a fanged violet relate humorously
in that when spoken, they both mean "flower" in Japanese.
Hanajima has a close relationship to her family who accept and even nurture her gift.
Her mother seems to resemble Tohru's protective and caring nature, maybe explaining her attachment to Tohru.
In the near "parental" protection she and Arisa give Tohru, she acts as the protective mother-in-law.
Hana is a very scary character in Fruits Basket. She somehow sneak up on people. But, she is always willing
to do anything to make Tohru happy. Like Arisa, she wishes to return the favor of friendship
to Tohru for being her first real friend.
When you look it all over, Hana really is a good person, no matter how scary or mysterious she is.
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Sunday, April 04, 2010
woeful thinking
Is fame meaningful?
Why is it that I feel so much tension around the world these days? Keeping it closer to home, I feel as if the neighborhood kids these days are trying hard just to impress everybody. Then they hide it in a facade that they're working hard not to impress but to express. For example, they work so hard that they forget their health. Times have changed and life in school has changed as well. Sensei in psychology said that teens these days face enormous pressure around them. I mean, when they go to the internet and watch videos, they want to imitate them; probably because of all the 'positive' feedbacks. When they watch TV, they get bombarded with what's 'acceptable' to society, thus they diet, judge and reject themselves of their true essence and true nature; boys and girls forget what's genuine beauty. Teens work, and that takes time away from studying.
Overall, it's like a race to be noticed.
There's this question that isn't really hard to answer: what makes life hard? People say diseases make life hard. Others say that it lies in a person's attitude how it would alleviate life's difficulties.
I laugh. I can smell the blame for money.
"Saki, what're you writing?"
"Uo-chan, it's nothing. I just couldn't sleep."
"Me too. After me and Tohru stayed here for the weekend, I feel like I don't want to go to school tomorrow."
"Don't try to be psychic." but it's exactly as what Uo-chan said. I don't want to go to school tomorrow.
I guess the three of us should spend more time together. Staying over at someone's house for a couple of days is fun. How come when you're having fun, time goes by so fast?
the vision came true at 11:43 PM
