Oh god, their tension is just fabulous. I adore it.
I hated Orihime in the beginning of the series. Whine whine whine, pining for Ichigo...she didn't do much more than that. But since she was lured (not even captured, he fucking lured her) to Hueco Mundo by Ulquiorra, ever since she's not only developed a backbone by standing up to him, but she's developed this strange fascination with him as much as he has with her. He's like a moth circling her brightness -- he can't seem to stop thinking about her/fretting over her for seriously more than five minutes -- and she's shining more brightly because of it.
Kind of a lame analogy, but there you have it. :D
Much more exciting lately for me than the IchiRuki connection, which Kubo has really ignored to a large extent in the last 100+ chapters or so. :/
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Date: 2009-01-16 05:59 pm (UTC)I hated Orihime in the beginning of the series. Whine whine whine, pining for Ichigo...she didn't do much more than that. But since she was lured (not even captured, he fucking lured her) to Hueco Mundo by Ulquiorra, ever since she's not only developed a backbone by standing up to him, but she's developed this strange fascination with him as much as he has with her. He's like a moth circling her brightness -- he can't seem to stop thinking about her/fretting over her for seriously more than five minutes -- and she's shining more brightly because of it.
Kind of a lame analogy, but there you have it. :D
Much more exciting lately for me than the IchiRuki connection, which Kubo has really ignored to a large extent in the last 100+ chapters or so. :/