General & Others I feel sorry for those who don’t understand One Piece, especially One Piece fans
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But that’s not true , luffy wanted to be a pirate anyway, shanks didn’t want him to a pirate , shanks made luffy know how cool a pirate can be , you are acting very superficial,
No he didn’t go after him because blackbeard is nothing , “ because it was Ace’s own choice“ wtf is that , if Whitebeard told him to stay with an order , he would have stayed, whitebeard had worries but he didn’t order him to stay
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No he didn’t go after him because blackbeard is nothing , “ because it was Ace’s own choice“ wtf is that , if Whitebeard told him to stay with an order , he would have stayed, whitebeard had worries but he didn’t order him to stay
Shanks certainly had an influence in Luffy's thought process. Shanks taught Luffy his version of right/wrong when it comes to ignoring insults and protecting friends, which Luffy replicates with Bellamy during Jaya Arc. How is that different from Sengoku teaching the concept of right/wrong to Corazon?
Forgive me your mind is so simple , at the end of marineford a fodder said “forgive me father i will disobey your order for the first time”, they all accepted to die for ace , he won’t force them to die for ace , but they accepted to follow his order , whitebeard loves to look down to other even if he respects them
It is 100% different because luffy chose this life , corazon was taught to be a spy and and found it satisfying, he was taught that it is the right thing to do
Lol , if WB asked him for help to save his captain’s son , will he refuse ?
Whitebeard was enraged because shanks just tried to warn him , he was trying to tell him the right thing to do , and this hurted whitebeard pride of course
Well , you didn’t understand it by your own , and even after reading this post i doubt that you understood it , and you are a big brain , so yea it is deeper than you think
Luffy said that he is ready to abandon his dream at anytime if it became boring , so now you forgot the most popular luffy quote in one piece , this post isn’t for you , go discuss powerscaling
Btw , this how deep stories work , it is either you don’t know what a deep story means or you are just a troll
“”””””””””HE MADE””””””””” it is good that you know this, luffy isn’t chained by anything,celestial dragons are chained but they can’t break it , other people like otohemi can break it for them , corazon was chained but he broke it , because he is simple minded and can take things easily
And now I know you are a naruto fan , this is hilarious
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It is 100% different because luffy chose this life , corazon was taught to be a spy and and found it satisfying, he was taught that it is the right thing to do
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Lol , if WB asked him for help to save his captain’s son , will he refuse ?
Whitebeard was enraged because shanks just tried to warn him , he was trying to tell him the right thing to do , and this hurted whitebeard pride of course
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Well , you didn’t understand it by your own , and even after reading this post i doubt that you understood it , and you are a big brain , so yea it is deeper than you think
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Luffy said that he is ready to abandon his dream at anytime if it became boring , so now you forgot the most popular luffy quote in one piece , this post isn’t for you , go discuss powerscaling
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Btw , this how deep stories work , it is either you don’t know what a deep story means or you are just a troll
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“”””””””””HE MADE””””””””” it is good that you know this, luffy isn’t chained by anything,celestial dragons are chained but they can’t break it , other people like otohemi can break it for them , corazon was chained but he broke it , because he is simple minded and can take things easily
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And now I know you are a naruto fan , this is hilarious
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It is one of Wano's themes.
He didn't want us to focus on the fact that Luffy was stuck in a labor camp?
I guess not.
You are gatekeeping the amount of themes a story typically contains. Themes interpreted by the reader are just as valid as ones originally intended by the author.
If I can interpret a story 20 different ways, who is to say I'm truly wrong?
It's completely subjective what one reader understands from the story in terms of themes and messages than another.
However, it doesn't mean either are wrong or right in their interpretation.
Again, slavery in this context can be used as an element and a theme.
Are you implying slavery in Wano is strictly only an element or a theme?
Neither did I.
A labor camp isn't jail. Well, I mean, it is not only a jail. It is also forced labor (slavery).
He didn't want us to focus on the fact that Luffy was stuck in a labor camp?
I guess not.
You are gatekeeping the amount of themes a story typically contains. Themes interpreted by the reader are just as valid as ones originally intended by the author.
If I can interpret a story 20 different ways, who is to say I'm truly wrong?
It's completely subjective what one reader understands from the story in terms of themes and messages than another.
However, it doesn't mean either are wrong or right in their interpretation.
Again, slavery in this context can be used as an element and a theme.
Are you implying slavery in Wano is strictly only an element or a theme?
Neither did I.
A labor camp isn't jail. Well, I mean, it is not only a jail. It is also forced labor (slavery).
Luffy said that he is ready to abandon his dream at anytime if it became boring , so now you forgot the most popular luffy quote in one piece , this post isn’t for you , go discuss powerscaling
ARE YOU TRYING TO PICKING A FIGHT WITH ME !!!! SINCE WHEN I DISCUSS POWER SCALING ????
show me when luffy ABBADON HIS DREAM ANYTIME show me the chapter and the page when luffy want to leave his dream ???!!!
when i read your thread again it seems you made a click bait thread to picking a fight with one piece fans especially who dosen,t agree with your opinion
is this a trolling thread?
and next time if you don,t wanna people to reply on your thread use the IGNORE BUTTON so you know who should reply to your thread or not wanna reply to your thread it,s Simple
ARE YOU TRYING TO PICKING A FIGHT WITH ME !!!! SINCE WHEN I DISCUSS POWER SCALING ????
show me when luffy ABBADON HIS DREAM ANYTIME show me the chapter and the page when luffy want to leave his dream ???!!!
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when i read your thread again it seems you made a click bait thread to picking a fight with one piece fans especially who dosen,t agree with your opinion
is this a trolling thread?
and next time if you don,t wanna people to reply on your thread use the IGNORE BUTTON so you know who should reply to your thread or not wanna reply to your thread it,s Simple
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Just because they are slaves doesnt mean slavery is a theme. When author doesnt focus on it it becomes an element for me not a theme.
I am not gatekeeping or something like that you guys are overreaching and calling everything a theme and when you get called about that you are talking about me gatekeeping the Themes.
Interpretion and themes are different things. Just because you interpreted a story 20 times doesnt mean there is a 20 themes in a story. Its your interpretion.
Also if there is no message about Slavery in Wano then i dont think its a theme.
I am not gatekeeping or something like that you guys are overreaching and calling everything a theme and when you get called about that you are talking about me gatekeeping the Themes.
Interpretion and themes are different things. Just because you interpreted a story 20 times doesnt mean there is a 20 themes in a story. Its your interpretion.
Also if there is no message about Slavery in Wano then i dont think its a theme.
Oda focused on slavery as one of the themes of Wano by putting Luffy in the labor camp. Like many of the previous arcs, there's an organization or government (the Beast Pirates and Orochi) who are oppressing the masses, and Labor camps are one method of oppressing the people of Wano.
I never called everything a theme. I merely stated that the reader may interpret multiple themes, despite the author intending more or less. Again, you are arbitrarily stating that One Piece doesn't have as many arcs as we interpret, despite that interpretation of themes being completely subjective.
Interpretation and themes are different concepts, sure. But how exactly do you locate themes present within a story? Through interpretation of the story.
Again, if a reader interprets a story 20 different ways, who is to say they're wrong? Ultimately, interpretation is completely subjective with no right and wrong answer.
The message of slavery within Wano is to strive for freedom by not giving up hope - as seen in Udon.
Thus, slavery is a theme within Wano.
I never called everything a theme. I merely stated that the reader may interpret multiple themes, despite the author intending more or less. Again, you are arbitrarily stating that One Piece doesn't have as many arcs as we interpret, despite that interpretation of themes being completely subjective.
Interpretation and themes are different concepts, sure. But how exactly do you locate themes present within a story? Through interpretation of the story.
Again, if a reader interprets a story 20 different ways, who is to say they're wrong? Ultimately, interpretation is completely subjective with no right and wrong answer.
The message of slavery within Wano is to strive for freedom by not giving up hope - as seen in Udon.
Thus, slavery is a theme within Wano.