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The curtains were blue because throughout their filmography the director consistently uses cool tones to mark moments of distance between characters. The curtains were blue to tie the events in that room into the broader oceanic motif of this particular novel. The curtains were blue because the assonance evoked a contrast with the following stanza of the poem.

Even the curtains looked expensive: floor to ceiling velvet drapes, in a flawless royal blue. She tucked the saucer up on the windowsill and tied back faded blue curtains with a loop of string. The narrow blinds were the same navy blue as the pinstripe suit of the man who served eviction notice that sent them to this office.

The curtains were blue because the author’s childhood home had blue curtains, which they discussed in their letters related to their feelings of comfort in that place. The curtains were blue because the author’s childhood home had blue curtains, which they discussed in their letters related to their feelings of grief in that place.

The curtains were blue as an allusion to the contemporary joke about literary criticism, an extension of the author’s autocritical approach that will be further discussed in section seven.

The curtains were red, as a pun on;

Teens with powers shenanigans

I wanted to try out cell shading, I kinda like it, idk

Based on this one image:

Conan: although he starts out without a Pokémon (since he definitely can't be seen walking around with Shinichi's Pokémon), he eventually befriends and catches a very friendly wild Togekiss that seems to be quite accustomed to human contact... Could it be that it used to have a trainer before Conan came along?

Ayumi: she received a Skitty on her sixth birthday! The little one gets to come along on most DB adventures, although it's not being trained for intense battling. Given how young Ayumi is, Skitty was gifted to her as more of a life companion than a battle partner.

Mitsuhiko: he received a Ralts shortly after the beginning of the school year. The Pokémon sleeps almost constantly and clearly has an attitude problem— it doesn't listen to a single word Mitsuhiko says! As a result, Mitsuhiko is hesitant to bring it out most of the time: he'd like to deal with their issues first, but he doesn't know where to start...

Genta: he doesn't exactly have a Pokémon he can call his, per se (which he at times finds himself envying his friends for), but he's occasionally allowed to bring along the Kojima family's Munchlax, usually during specific school events or on DB outings supervised by the professor. He was initially elated to find that Conan didn't have a Pokémon of his own either since that meant he wasn't alone, and took the news of his classmate catching a whole ass Togekiss quite hard.

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Stands up and glows ala Super Saiyan ✓. Classic, hype as hell the first time it happened. Literal aura moment.

Gets longer like Super Saiyan 3. ✓. Obvious expansion on the idea. Not actually as cool. but gives the opportunity for a cool animation moment of the hair growing. Visually distinct unlike 2.

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*Quiz 1 has an average score of 40% and Quiz 2 has an average score of 25%