General & Others Zoro s confirmed to be the deuteragonist.
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Not just ancient greece, there are a few ways to creates stories other than the three character drama, but the way we are creating stories now follows a pattern that has been ruling for centuries.
No. What Oda says matters. But what he says is not as valuable as the reality of the narration of his story. NUANCE.
In term of impact on people, I would not say that, but in term of narration, that's the case.
What am I supposed to be "coping" for here ?
What ???
I don't care if Zoro was indeed one of the most important character of the story. Its not about Zoro or the story or blackbeard, its about saying something factual about the narration of One Piece.
I'm simply correcting something that people are getting wrong about storytelling here.
I have absolutely no agenda in the matter.
I don't think she is joining anymore hehe
Simple narrative logic.
In a conventional story (which is One Piece), the second most important character for the narration is the antagonist.
The reason for that is because the antagonist is challenging indirectly or directly the protagonist. This dynamic is what makes the story's substance. Without it there would be no development.
In One Piece, the role of the antagonist falls on Blackbeard. He is the one that is challenging Luffy the most narratively. Without blackbeard, the story of One Piece would lose the major events that are the mid point and the end of the story:
- The marineford Saga and the death of Ace
- The race for the throne.
Blackbeard is therefore the most important character after Luffy narratively. Zoro is to be classified in the category of close allies (with the strawhats)
Maybe for you, but that's not what I've been doing mate.
No. What Oda says matters. But what he says is not as valuable as the reality of the narration of his story. NUANCE.
In term of impact on people, I would not say that, but in term of narration, that's the case.
What am I supposed to be "coping" for here ?
What ???
I don't care if Zoro was indeed one of the most important character of the story. Its not about Zoro or the story or blackbeard, its about saying something factual about the narration of One Piece.
I'm simply correcting something that people are getting wrong about storytelling here.
I have absolutely no agenda in the matter.
I don't think she is joining anymore hehe
Simple narrative logic.
In a conventional story (which is One Piece), the second most important character for the narration is the antagonist.
The reason for that is because the antagonist is challenging indirectly or directly the protagonist. This dynamic is what makes the story's substance. Without it there would be no development.
In One Piece, the role of the antagonist falls on Blackbeard. He is the one that is challenging Luffy the most narratively. Without blackbeard, the story of One Piece would lose the major events that are the mid point and the end of the story:
- The marineford Saga and the death of Ace
- The race for the throne.
Blackbeard is therefore the most important character after Luffy narratively. Zoro is to be classified in the category of close allies (with the strawhats)
Maybe for you, but that's not what I've been doing mate.
