Episode 10 – Rock is a Lady’s Modesty

Rock may have saved girls last week, but I’m glad Locke is the modesty of the lady Not super Hoki and crowned their band champion. Frankly, they didn’t make money. They only blended their performances in the last work, and as the venue owner said, their persistence in instrumental performance was not confused by the audience’s expectations. When they won several hearts, they did not convince the masses. More importantly, whether they won. Their “victory” last week realized that they needed to play for themselves and each other, not others. If the girls win the battle on this basis, it will weaken their mutual rebellious power. That’s not very punk at all.

Rock Lady Dismiss the bets of the game almost immediately and can cheat slightly. The painful Ganace re-acquired Tamaki with (mostly) mutual maturity behavior. It’s a little bit more angle than it has to be, and it’s not about who will play bass with Lilisa, Ottoha and Tina. Besides Tamaki swaying himself, there are smarter ways to milk melodrama, and taking different nails may have simplified the twists and turns of the arc. Given the revelation of this episode, Otoha might convince Tamaki to waving her on her snowball hands.

All went well except nitpicks and everything was fine – I mean it was nice to see Lilisa and Ottoha blaspheme each other again. Maybe I should be tired of this, but I think the barb is as always. The performance last week was under a lot of pressure, so it was necessary to release this week. I still don’t know if it’s to calculate these oath sessions as their extensions of Ribald Rendezvous, but either way, the glue that keeps them together. The meeting this week also confirmed that Lilisa and Ottoha can control their passion. Although they are not afraid to put everything in front of others, they speak very carefully and what they say to them. Note that, for example, they won’t drag Tina into the competition. First, she is not worthy of her ability to do her best, and second, she may break it down on the spot. However, they are not afraid to cross out Tamaki.

I know why Tamaki is a split character, so I just want to say that I am completely right to her and you skeptics owe us both an apology. But seriously, I don’t need a sharp pool to pick up her chunky bottom energy. This is the benefit of careful reading and topic analysis. Rock LadyThe whole deal is about the contrast between who we are and how we show ourselves. If Tamaki goes out of her way to project texture, then her heart will only soften in the context of this narrative. Consistent with our other major ladies, her true self and desires are the product of social pressure. As far as Tamaki is concerned, her upper class privileges free her from interrelationships with others. Inane hierarchy always hurts people on both sides of the gap.

I also believe this episode should satisfy Tamaki’s strongest haters because her confession is very pathetic and very interesting. Her most basic basis for Otoha, which is an action we see that shocked the drummer we wouldn’t have otherwise tolerated. With Lilisa’s provocation, these experts took off Otoha’s tongue. Tamaki just made her drowsy. To be clear, this picture also has legitimate sadness, as it confirms that Tamaki is the band’s most repressed member. Even Tina learned to relax throughout the ensemble. Meanwhile, Tamaki just puts out an honest moment in Otoha’s company, which she tried to stroll the next day. For me, that’s what makes Tamaki a compelling feature (and makes it a balance of vulnerability). Otoha might not be fully boarding the boat, but she will surely chew Tamaki’s heart anyway.

The second half of the plot is a lighter fare. There are some interesting clips like Lilisa savagely biting her tongue to keep her class going, the anime depicted with cartoon-like enthusiasm. But, in most cases, it is a brief reward for “normal” before the band members reiterate their commitment to each other and the music. While this isn’t as fun as the first half, it’s still important. I love that Tina’s admirers pick up Pep in her footsteps. If we continue to interpret her narrative as a weird narrative, it is equivalent to someone not being completely eliminated but ultimately committed to who they are. This is an important step for psychological enthusiasts. Meanwhile, Tamaki is more regretful about her personal integrity flirting with (ironically involving verbal degeneration), but she is also in a better position psychologically. With Lilisa alone, they consolidated their now lovely friendship. They are the partners of crime. They are teammates on the chest. I just hope they come up with a better name than Blanc de Noir+α.

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