Pass The Happy! When You Receive This, List 5 Things That Make You Happy And Send This To Ten People

Pass the happy! 🌻 When you receive this, list 5 things that make you happy and send this to ten people in your notifications

1) Spending time with my family

2) My BFF Amanda

3) Listening to music

4) Drinking hot tea in winter / eating ice cream in summer

5) Making figures from plasticine.

A random thought

I am surprised that there is still no fan art of Jigen and Cicciolina dancing to Chuck Berry.

Or am I the only one who sees the similarities?

Оk.

P.S. I'm a newcomer to the "Lupin III" fandom. Started this summer. Mostly I watched films (I've watched "The First", "Pilot Film", "Lupin the 3rd vs Detective Conan" (2009), "Voyage to Danger", "Strange Psychokinetic Strategy", "The Castle of Cagliostro", "Farewell to Nostradamus", "The Mystery of Mamo", "The Plot of the Fuma Clan", "Daisuke Jigen's Gravestone" and "Fujiko Mine's Lie"). I've watched two spin-offs (TWCFM and "Zero"). (Wow...That's a lot. XD)

But I still want to watch the whole main series. I've watched the first 10 episodes of part 1 so far. :)

I still find Alfred's death scene pretty creepy. In Edna's eyes, she pushed him down the stairs because he bullied her, didn't like her toy (her best friend), and...because Harvey himself "told her" to do it. I understand, that Alfred was a brat. I also understand, that Edna probably did it on emotions, but still. For me, it's the creepiest moment in the game.

I drew this little fan art as a gift for a friend. 🌊

She is using it as a bookmark for her sketchbook now.

It's a bird. It's a plane.

It's Pipo-kun!

I finally found the TV series with subtitles. In the middle of the episode two, I noticed this plushie in the background. I was surprised and happy. 😆😊

For those who don't know, Pipo-kun is a Tokyo's police mascot. It's a mouse-like creature that maintains order in the city.

Wow! Such a long post was a pleasant surprise. It was interesting for me to read your thoughts. I am also glad that there are still people who remember this game and ready to discuss it. At least, sometimes. 🌻

I recently rewatched the walkthrough of "Edna and Harvey". I'm wondering: has anyone already done a story analysis, from the point of view of psychology? I mean, taking into account the "unreliable narrator" trope, since Edna is stated as a lunatic (just like everybody else at the asylum). I wonder how Harvey (projection of Edna's subconsious/imagination) could have gotten the idea that Edna's father eats children? Especially, since we know that Edna loved her father. How could Edna, sitting in the basement, know that her father and Alfred were sitting outside eating ice cream?I mean, the thoughts had to come from somewhere, right? Also, Dr Marcel's letter to the teacher and Alfred's death...Her memories are clearly not accurate.