Just in case people forgot.
A nickname means a lack of attention and an amount of disrespect. That's why, when a Nakama say a name, Luffy Name them properly if he is being corrected. This is important because this foreshadow the recrutment of the protagonist into the crew. again, cases and point with Brook. This doesn't happen with Yamao, worst, Yamato corrected Luffy and was frustrated to see that Luffy did not call him right.
So yes, this argument still works. In the narrative context. Only those who are blinded by Yamao can't see that.
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The argument works as it needs to be taken into context. NOWHERE you can see a strawhat rephrasing Luffy and still be called by a nickname even in the case of Brook and Brook wasn't even in the crew.
A nickname means a lack of attention and an amount of disrespect. That's why, when a Nakama say a name, Luffy Name them properly if he is being corrected. This is important because this foreshadow the recrutment of the protagonist into the crew. again, cases and point with Brook. This doesn't happen with Yamao, worst, Yamato corrected Luffy and was frustrated to see that Luffy did not call him right.
So yes, this argument still works. In the narrative context. Only those who are blinded by Yamao can't see that.
A nickname means a lack of attention and an amount of disrespect. That's why, when a Nakama say a name, Luffy Name them properly if he is being corrected. This is important because this foreshadow the recrutment of the protagonist into the crew. again, cases and point with Brook. This doesn't happen with Yamao, worst, Yamato corrected Luffy and was frustrated to see that Luffy did not call him right.
So yes, this argument still works. In the narrative context. Only those who are blinded by Yamao can't see that.
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