It kills me that even though she said that she would rather die than be touched by a man again, she knows what the sign is and refuses it. She was a survivor through and through, which makes the pointlessness of her death all the more heartbreaking.
@@sainyacantey4108 Madame Kaji asks Mizu to make it look like an accident so the blame won’t fall on her, but Boss Hamata find out anyway and attacks the brothel. During the attack, Mizu kills the Thousand Claws, rendering Boss Hamata powerless and letting Madame Kaji and her girls kill him. Kaji broke her own heart trying to save Kinuyo in the only way she thought she could, and it was all for nothing in the end.
@@nomisunrider6472 but think of the chain of events that happened because of this. Boss Hamata dead meaning a lot of necks he stepped on being freed. Including Madame Kaji's. The discovery of Kinuyo's death may have been avoidable but it wasn't for nothing. Not in the long run.
@@artistemerveilleu4951 It's not 100% clear, but the way it's used in story makes me think it's Madame Kaji's promise that she wouldn't be touched by a man again.
I'm usually not very attached to death in shows but the way she signed back some form of disagreement , decided to still trust someone she probably perceives as a man, believing she will be protected and ended up still dying in vain from the same person, who was actually a fellow woman acting under the request of her guardian who genuinely loves her will definitely keep me up at night
I think she also might be shaking her head no, as in, she's scared to die. "She would rather die than be touched by a man again." The signing of who she's with, gives me that impression. Because even if they kill the boss, there will be another lord like him.
I felt like it was because Kaji knew that she would rather die than be touched by a man, but no matter what kind of precautions she made, even with the boss dead, she would never be safe from men in their society, and so she would never escape the torment that all the other women had learned to cope with but that she, with her disability and history, was doomed to never be able to do
they would have never gone to the brothel and Mizu would have never killed Boss Hamata. Kinuyo's death was trajic but it led to a chain of events that led to everyone being free of him.
To be fair, if she wanted boss Hamata dead, that means asking Mizu to take on the whole army... Mizu can take on armies, but she might want to avoid getting so hurt, she can't enact her revenge. And the woman requesting it has no reason to believe Mizu can kill all of them, so making a request within reach, is more reasonable.
I found her story tragic and heartbreaking and her death broke me. Painless and yet mercyful. A poor soul destroyed by the dark desires of men. It's those situations where she didn't had to die but rather give her a choice to run away and start a new life, but her death at the end saved her from all evil of the world. I really cried, she was scared girl. A fragile girl.
@KE-yq2eg She wouldn't have been killed or suffered if Boss Hamata didn't take her in the first place. But Mizu's intervention did end up being meaningless. Got ratted out anyway, and Kinuyo was dead.
She couldn't just run away. She's deaf and mute. The reason to kill her and not the boss, is because there's just going to be another boss like him, that will take her.
Madame Katji thought Kinuyo was suffering so much she would accept death with open arms, and it broke my heart to see her sign back in disagreement. My mouth fell open when Mizu broke her neck, I really don't understand why she didn't save her.
My guess was to finally protect her; because since she was both deaf and mute, she would have always been taken advantage of. Always abused. She probably knew that and still wanted to live but Katji remembered how she wished to die then be touched by another man so she thought that was what she wanted. But ironically, she didn't.
Well, considering she goes to Mizu, despite knowing that sign, AND there's no way for her to reasonably sneak out of there... Kinuyo knew she was going to die. She was scared at first, but the prospect of being caught was scarier. Kinuyo can't survive in this world. Even if boss dies, another brute could just buy her.
Mizu does whatever she can in order to reach her goal, even if that includes killing innocent people on an order from someone else in order to get information. She holds compassion but her goals very frequently get in the way of that.
Mizu killed an innocent bird before this scene and maybe that was a sign that from here on she has to put aside her morals if she continues on her path of revenge
That's called a tragedy, and Kinuyo was severely disabled in 17th Japan, once Madam Kagha passes she has literally no one. It was for the best, despite how sad it was, she had no real chance at life.
the way in the end of her tragic life, kinuyo was being comforted and held by whom she thought was a man. i believe she died feeling safe, and what breaks me is that in the end, her death was in vain, when tamata and his men came for the brothel anyway. i was in the middle of celebrating because i thought mizu was going to save her, and my mouth hung open when she suddenly cracked kinuyo’s neck.
To think that her death wasn't worth it not just for one but two reasons: 1- Mizu was spotted by a boy she wasn't willing to kill (And he saw her blue eyes too) and the ambush ultimately happened. 2- She was able to defeat the whole army and allow Kaji and her women to kill Kinuyo's kidnapper personally. Not only did the ambush happen but they managed to defeat them all anyway. If Mizu just brought Kinuyo home and promised Kaji she would defend them all from Boss Hamata and his men, Kinuyo would be safe and sound.
Yeah, but Mizu was insanely injured from that fight, and no one would of expected her ACTUALLY take all of them on, AND live. So the Madam's request had to be practical. She already said the house would be in danger if just boss died and Hinuyo was rescued, but Hinuyo also can't survive on her own, and would likely just be bought again. Then, there's the fact Mizu, after all that fighting, says something that wouldn't of changed anything before this anyways: she's on the path of revenge, not an honorable samurai. Even though killing Kinuyo like this impacts her, it's not enough to stray her from her ultimate goal. She wouldn't set aside revenge to save her. And that fight was a lot. Mizu is an impressive swordsman, but she knows she's not invincible, so it's reasonable she'd attempt to avoid an army.
The gist of Blue Eye Samurai is that it's a bunch of smart, capable characters trying to make the best decisions in a terrible situation, and that's what makes so much of it so tragic
I was filled with immense pride watching this scene in the show. It truly sets Mizu apart from all the typical Mary Sues in Hollywood today. This kind of situation is rarely given to characters like Ray. They don't often find themselves in a position where they have to make such a difficult decision. The show deliberately chose not to have it both ways, recognizing that it would compromise its integrity. Mizu's relentless pursuit of revenge knows no bounds. If she had restrictions and limitations like modern-day heroes, her story would lose the intricate complexity that defines her. By confronting Mizu with the moral dilemma of killing an innocent person to achieve her goals, the show opens up a candid and thought-provoking discussion about her actions. This path allows for an exploration of Mizu's choices and their consequences in a more honest and revelatory manner. Although she hesitates momentarily, her insatiable thirst for vengeance ultimately overpowers any reservations she may have had. And now, she must face the repercussions of her actions.
@@Jamllkp lmao i was giving an example towards real Mary Sues in Hollywood and how Mizu did it right. It’s rare to get this type of female protagonists in media today. But sure think of me as crazy, real mature 💀
@@daydreamind4559 thank you a bunch- I really appreciate the show shedding light on topics like that. In hindsight I probably shouldn’t have made my original comment, but oh well lol-
@@impa2787 i think there’s nothing wrong with commenting! :) and if anything it helps others with the awareness that these issues are not fictional but very, very real
The fact that I went through a near situation peer like this girl went through...it really puts things into perspective for me as a high functioning disabled person with disabled family...and I also had my own share of struggles...lucky...always had my guardian angel...but who knows with the "blessed and luck factor" how long.
It’s one of those things you hope there’s got to be some way out of it. Some way to save Kinuyo that doesn’t mean death. But no, she died anyways. And what’s worse is what her death tried to prevent happened anyways!! So it was for nothing!! Deeply unfair😭
Dang it, I became sooooo distracted by the background song that I had to restart the whole video, all I could visualize was Twilight 🎶 haa ha ha haaah 🎶 thank you for this video! It was edited well
Adopted mother and daughter, kinuyo was bought my madame kaji, not to be a prostitute but to save her. Kinuyo was deaf and had been assaulted horrifically by her father, Kaji promised she would never again have to serve a man. Tragically, Kaji's promise to kinuyo would come at odds with her promise to protect her brothel and other girls; boss Hamata would take kinuyo, for he enjoyed breaking delicate things, and to protect her other girls, Madame Kaji had to let him.
@@juanitamorgan5475 it was a mercy kill tbh. That poor girl was trapped in every sense of the word. Even if she escaped and wasn’t chased down by Harima’s men, she was still riddled with like 15 types of fatal stds and had no support system outside of Madame Kaji. When she died, Kinuyo would have no family, no person to protect her from a world that commonly abused and victimized women like her. I thought Mizu handled the whole situation with a surprising degree of kindness and mercy. The last thing Kinuyo felt wasn’t fear or shame, but rather comfort in the arms of another human being. A quick, painless death for a girl who’d suffered her entire life. I found it quite poetic but that’s just me lol
This is why people with disabilities have to be on guard not to be taken advantage of or exploited. Its happening and still is a considerable threat. About some people having no choice. Looks like the girl was actually being taken good care because, who could afford to live in a manner like the boss of this underworld business...she wasn't completely helpless or was she. But agreeing to a death pact without understanding what is going on. You're screwed either way. Big mistake...
i mean... how could she have been taken good care of when she was being sexually exploited and abused...? i agree with the point that people with disabilities have higher chances of being taken advantage of tho.
@@urih7856 They might have made her an exotic type or form of disabled "Fetishized her like a concubine" might have even given her own private servants to manager her properly... she was treated better because she was already like had some good features but they used her innocence and beauty to like make her a more wanted object that men would pay more money for. Like cause she was a rarified commodity in the sex trade...it would make sense for the "Edo period pimp" to make her a living luxury item or "cat"... girl...main attraction...high maintenance...quality...etc...
@@urih7856 Also, for adults in their late or early 20s that still look young, naive, and beautiful, and have disabilities...you could expect people who are in the business of buying or selling souls for narfarious reasons to price or put certain price on these people who could never get out of their condition, situations, environments themselves...also the worry is, if a completely disabled child grows, keeps their youth appearance, and lives in protective custody with relatives, family, friends, or family, and experience symptoms of low employment, lack of access to equal opportunities or Jobs, and they are shielded and guarded...If they want to go out in the world and get married but really have no recourse nor respect in the real world, is it fine with them to by their willing consent or not to either marry or have sex with another being or individual consensual rape or not!? If they have the capacity to be their own judge or not??? Or do their own choice... bethrothal of disabled Young or Older people with handicaps does happen and people find ways to dispose or move responsibility for their care to other much older and responsible and irresponsible adults. And even us citizens who are parents or in countries with more human rights have to conduct or reasonably look at the situation if their disabled child are fit to marry, live with them, have children, have good healthcare, and quality of education that their offspring with receive irrelative or irrespective of their state, economic, education, social, etc status. You can't grow old with an adult child with a severe disability while you yourself are struggling to survive...on meager or disabled or in severe limitations...do you allow them to forge their own independent path or leave them alone to their well-being or do you have them taken care of by a third party... regardless of who they are... Like parents with kids that enter their early and late 20s, might be better off having their disabled kids know how to fully function and manage themselves, and for those with severe limitations or disabilities...better off that these kids get put in a group home or get insurance or find someone to take care of them if they the disabled adult kids do not have insurance...or better yet. Ask the universe to allow them to be taken care of when you can't do it yourself... nature's course...alot of people in lower social economic status don't have a choice of who cares or how they care for their disabled children or how children care for themselves...I can tell you this because I personally fret over families with disabilities who have no choice, and it's hard to think of doing difficult and often hard decisions...myself included...what to do when the time comes to make a choice...I often think who will take care of an older family member (Female) or will they do it themselves and the issues surrounding them making their own choices in many life aspects and areas. It sure stresses me out and gives me sleepless nights. These are often difficult questions to ponder about and I think I'd like to ask if people have a choice or not. It really matters and it depends if the individual in question with disabilities has core competencies and can handle themselves in situations by themselves independently regardless of environment, situation, conditions, etc without full or limited environments or every body else.
By the way ...I say this from the perspective of a person with high functioning disabilities myself... it's not fun or at least to think about how to change my life or live full of it. It's taxing and a struggle...but there are bright spots...
She wasn’t an intentional villain, which makes it sadder. She couldn’t have Kinuyo back in her care again. If she was back with Madame Kaji she wouldn’t have been safe from the violence & misogyny hurled to women of their status. Not to mention Kinuyo is deaf, which makes her vulnerable to three intersections of oppression. Ableism, misogyny, & classism. As far as Madame Kaji knew, Kinuyo was doomed.
@@ann6878 Another way to look at it was her wanting the deaf girl dead for taking her place with a rich powerful man. Deaf girl seemed fine with her new life. And the rich guy was willing to kill everyone for her. Kaji and the rich dude are no better or worse than the other, but the series wants us to think otherwise...
@@spykemxd Have you even seen the episode? Boss Hamata takes half of what the brothel earns, and sometimes more than that. Madame Kaji knows that, and it is clearly implied she personally needed to fulfill Hamatas wishes. Plus, Kinuyo seems far from happy with her life with him by the looks on her face and body language. We are also shown the care Kaji shows while teaching Kinuyo how to pour tea, while Hamata is killing of multiple people with his arms. Hamata wants to kill everyone because of revenge, and power, because he is used to violence through his army gives power and fear.
Honestly seeing how they made Mizu so overpowered and a Mary Sue, she might as well have just stormed in, killed all the bad guys like she did when they came to the brothel and then rescued Kinuyo. What was even the point of sneaking in and breaking her neck?
I don't thinks she's much of one. Mizu only got this far with the help of her companion(s). When she was injured from the assassination attempt, when arrows were flying towards her, it was Ringo who had to help her and Taiga or she would've died. Plus, in many of her fights, she's walked away with some form of injury. She's not completely overpowered
It kills me that even though she said that she would rather die than be touched by a man again, she knows what the sign is and refuses it. She was a survivor through and through, which makes the pointlessness of her death all the more heartbreaking.
Wait wdym?
@@sainyacantey4108 Madame Kaji asks Mizu to make it look like an accident so the blame won’t fall on her, but Boss Hamata find out anyway and attacks the brothel. During the attack, Mizu kills the Thousand Claws, rendering Boss Hamata powerless and letting Madame Kaji and her girls kill him. Kaji broke her own heart trying to save Kinuyo in the only way she thought she could, and it was all for nothing in the end.
@@nomisunrider6472 but think of the chain of events that happened because of this. Boss Hamata dead meaning a lot of necks he stepped on being freed. Including Madame Kaji's. The discovery of Kinuyo's death may have been avoidable but it wasn't for nothing. Not in the long run.
What does the sign mean??? I don't understand
@@artistemerveilleu4951 It's not 100% clear, but the way it's used in story makes me think it's Madame Kaji's promise that she wouldn't be touched by a man again.
I'm usually not very attached to death in shows but the way she signed back some form of disagreement , decided to still trust someone she probably perceives as a man, believing she will be protected and ended up still dying in vain from the same person, who was actually a fellow woman acting under the request of her guardian who genuinely loves her will definitely keep me up at night
I think she also might be shaking her head no, as in, she's scared to die. "She would rather die than be touched by a man again." The signing of who she's with, gives me that impression. Because even if they kill the boss, there will be another lord like him.
Of all the brutality, cruelty and injustices in the show, nothing could've prepared me for this. 😢
That made me cry and it was tragic.
The way she died for nothing because they came for the brothel anyways.
I felt like it was because Kaji knew that she would rather die than be touched by a man, but no matter what kind of precautions she made, even with the boss dead, she would never be safe from men in their society, and so she would never escape the torment that all the other women had learned to cope with but that she, with her disability and history, was doomed to never be able to do
@@dawert2667Kinuyo looks young too. 13? Maybe 15 at best. She has only a few minutes of screen time but I just wanna hold her 😭
they would have never gone to the brothel and Mizu would have never killed Boss Hamata. Kinuyo's death was trajic but it led to a chain of events that led to everyone being free of him.
To be fair, if she wanted boss Hamata dead, that means asking Mizu to take on the whole army... Mizu can take on armies, but she might want to avoid getting so hurt, she can't enact her revenge. And the woman requesting it has no reason to believe Mizu can kill all of them, so making a request within reach, is more reasonable.
She killed then all anyway
I found her story tragic and heartbreaking and her death broke me. Painless and yet mercyful. A poor soul destroyed by the dark desires of men. It's those situations where she didn't had to die but rather give her a choice to run away and start a new life, but her death at the end saved her from all evil of the world. I really cried, she was scared girl. A fragile girl.
Not really because a woman killed her. Mizu shouldn't have intervened.
@KE-yq2eg She wouldn't have been killed or suffered if Boss Hamata didn't take her in the first place.
But Mizu's intervention did end up being meaningless. Got ratted out anyway, and Kinuyo was dead.
@@KE-yq2egdid we watch the same show??? She was hired to kill her so how is that intervention…
@@tigresstia325it did end up being meaningless, but I honestly feel like the lady would've asked for her to be killed anyway
She couldn't just run away. She's deaf and mute. The reason to kill her and not the boss, is because there's just going to be another boss like him, that will take her.
The saddest thing it wasn’t a man who would kill her. It was a follow woman. To comfort and end her
Mizu only cried after killing her because she was the only innocent person she's had to kill ☹️
Madame Katji thought Kinuyo was suffering so much she would accept death with open arms, and it broke my heart to see her sign back in disagreement. My mouth fell open when Mizu broke her neck, I really don't understand why she didn't save her.
My guess was to finally protect her; because since she was both deaf and mute, she would have always been taken advantage of. Always abused. She probably knew that and still wanted to live but Katji remembered how she wished to die then be touched by another man so she thought that was what she wanted. But ironically, she didn't.
Well, considering she goes to Mizu, despite knowing that sign, AND there's no way for her to reasonably sneak out of there... Kinuyo knew she was going to die. She was scared at first, but the prospect of being caught was scarier.
Kinuyo can't survive in this world. Even if boss dies, another brute could just buy her.
Mizu does whatever she can in order to reach her goal, even if that includes killing innocent people on an order from someone else in order to get information. She holds compassion but her goals very frequently get in the way of that.
Mizu killed an innocent bird before this scene and maybe that was a sign that from here on she has to put aside her morals if she continues on her path of revenge
Because her death was necessary in Mizu's eyes for her revenge.
Kinuyo didnt have to die!!! 😭
Literally like she managed to take down all of those guys in the end it wasn’t even worth it
That's called a tragedy, and Kinuyo was severely disabled in 17th Japan, once Madam Kagha passes she has literally no one. It was for the best, despite how sad it was, she had no real chance at life.
@@mulqueen2023oh if it isnt my old friend depression...
@@Stevey2578 *hello darkness my old friend*
@@mulqueen2023 I feel like Akemi would have still taken her in as a servant for her palace like all of Kagha’s other workers
"Oh yes, Mizu goodgirl will disobey the orders and save everyone!"
*Snap*
"Welll...."
There was a theory that she was pregnant,symbolized by the bird with eggs that was killed by mizu which is why she showed refusal.
THAT'S A GOOD GUESS
omg that just made it so much worse 😭
And then he put the dead bird on the eggs...
OMG that's very very very sad .·´¯`(>▂
the way in the end of her tragic life, kinuyo was being comforted and held by whom she thought was a man. i believe she died feeling safe, and what breaks me is that in the end, her death was in vain, when tamata and his men came for the brothel anyway. i was in the middle of celebrating because i thought mizu was going to save her, and my mouth hung open when she suddenly cracked kinuyo’s neck.
This shit had me crying
Same
this series fucked me up ngl
Game of thrones for gen alpha
More like Gen Z, cuz Gen Alpha is max 14 y.o. now. @@mingming919
To think that her death wasn't worth it not just for one but two reasons:
1- Mizu was spotted by a boy she wasn't willing to kill (And he saw her blue eyes too) and the ambush ultimately happened.
2- She was able to defeat the whole army and allow Kaji and her women to kill Kinuyo's kidnapper personally. Not only did the ambush happen but they managed to defeat them all anyway.
If Mizu just brought Kinuyo home and promised Kaji she would defend them all from Boss Hamata and his men, Kinuyo would be safe and sound.
Yeah, but Mizu was insanely injured from that fight, and no one would of expected her ACTUALLY take all of them on, AND live. So the Madam's request had to be practical. She already said the house would be in danger if just boss died and Hinuyo was rescued, but Hinuyo also can't survive on her own, and would likely just be bought again.
Then, there's the fact Mizu, after all that fighting, says something that wouldn't of changed anything before this anyways: she's on the path of revenge, not an honorable samurai. Even though killing Kinuyo like this impacts her, it's not enough to stray her from her ultimate goal. She wouldn't set aside revenge to save her.
And that fight was a lot. Mizu is an impressive swordsman, but she knows she's not invincible, so it's reasonable she'd attempt to avoid an army.
The gist of Blue Eye Samurai is that it's a bunch of smart, capable characters trying to make the best decisions in a terrible situation, and that's what makes so much of it so tragic
I was filled with immense pride watching this scene in the show. It truly sets Mizu apart from all the typical Mary Sues in Hollywood today. This kind of situation is rarely given to characters like Ray. They don't often find themselves in a position where they have to make such a difficult decision. The show deliberately chose not to have it both ways, recognizing that it would compromise its integrity. Mizu's relentless pursuit of revenge knows no bounds. If she had restrictions and limitations like modern-day heroes, her story would lose the intricate complexity that defines her. By confronting Mizu with the moral dilemma of killing an innocent person to achieve her goals, the show opens up a candid and thought-provoking discussion about her actions. This path allows for an exploration of Mizu's choices and their consequences in a more honest and revelatory manner. Although she hesitates momentarily, her insatiable thirst for vengeance ultimately overpowers any reservations she may have had. And now, she must face the repercussions of her actions.
How did this turn into a complaint about other characters, take your meds
@@Jamllkp lmao i was giving an example towards real Mary Sues in Hollywood and how Mizu did it right. It’s rare to get this type of female protagonists in media today. But sure think of me as crazy, real mature 💀
Kinuyo’s story hits- very close to home. This scene made me cry a lot…
i’m sorry you had to experience that …
@@daydreamind4559 thank you a bunch- I really appreciate the show shedding light on topics like that. In hindsight I probably shouldn’t have made my original comment, but oh well lol-
@@impa2787 i think there’s nothing wrong with commenting! :) and if anything it helps others with the awareness that these issues are not fictional but very, very real
@@daydreamind4559 I suppose you’re right yeah!
The fact that I went through a near situation peer like this girl went through...it really puts things into perspective for me as a high functioning disabled person with disabled family...and I also had my own share of struggles...lucky...always had my guardian angel...but who knows with the "blessed and luck factor" how long.
yes i cried, yes this show is amazing
That neckcrack at the end scared me asf
To me sadest of this is that I got the feeling she wanted to live. It's heartbreaking 😢
The saddest part is that she didn’t have to die
Felt like an icicle had stabbed me.
This show is just too tragic 😭😭😭😭
It’s one of those things you hope there’s got to be some way out of it. Some way to save Kinuyo that doesn’t mean death. But no, she died anyways. And what’s worse is what her death tried to prevent happened anyways!! So it was for nothing!! Deeply unfair😭
beautiful edit.
ty 🫶
I fucking screamed at this episode
This hit deep
I’ll take advantage of the comment section, what did that sign mean at the end?. When she touched her lips and crossed her arms.
she and the madam used it, so it served as a sign of recognition. as in “i sent this samurai to you, you can trust them” 🥹
Dang it, I became sooooo distracted by the background song that I had to restart the whole video, all I could visualize was Twilight 🎶 haa ha ha haaah 🎶 thank you for this video! It was edited well
Did anyone notice that Madame Kaji was voiced by Mulan herself?
This was an unsolved mystery for me because its hinted that there was more going on but never given the chance to explore it.
The best part? She died in vain.
If only Mizu showed her all-killing powers earlier.
Instead they want to make her into something she is not.
A hero.
That's my favorite part.
SNAP
@@chadgarcia983 okay, cringe XD
Goddamn this hurt... 🥺
Did anyone else cry with her story ?
I can’t believe she killed her
this is very sad
Nice ❤❤
The most tragic character in the series.
I’m confused as to what the nature of their relationship was. Were they mother and daughter or lovers?
Adopted mother and daughter, kinuyo was bought my madame kaji, not to be a prostitute but to save her. Kinuyo was deaf and had been assaulted horrifically by her father, Kaji promised she would never again have to serve a man. Tragically, Kaji's promise to kinuyo would come at odds with her promise to protect her brothel and other girls; boss Hamata would take kinuyo, for he enjoyed breaking delicate things, and to protect her other girls, Madame Kaji had to let him.
@@mingming919 Ah I see. That’s what I thought their relationship was given the age gap but I just wanted to verify. Thank you!
I think Kaji held a grudge for the deaf girl replacing her.
I can't believe the main protagonist of the show killed her
@@juanitamorgan5475 it was a mercy kill tbh. That poor girl was trapped in every sense of the word. Even if she escaped and wasn’t chased down by Harima’s men, she was still riddled with like 15 types of fatal stds and had no support system outside of Madame Kaji. When she died, Kinuyo would have no family, no person to protect her from a world that commonly abused and victimized women like her. I thought Mizu handled the whole situation with a surprising degree of kindness and mercy. The last thing Kinuyo felt wasn’t fear or shame, but rather comfort in the arms of another human being. A quick, painless death for a girl who’d suffered her entire life. I found it quite poetic but that’s just me lol
Stop 😭😭
This is why people with disabilities have to be on guard not to be taken advantage of or exploited. Its happening and still is a considerable threat. About some people having no choice. Looks like the girl was actually being taken good care because, who could afford to live in a manner like the boss of this underworld business...she wasn't completely helpless or was she. But agreeing to a death pact without understanding what is going on. You're screwed either way. Big mistake...
i mean... how could she have been taken good care of when she was being sexually exploited and abused...? i agree with the point that people with disabilities have higher chances of being taken advantage of tho.
@@urih7856 They might have made her an exotic type or form of disabled "Fetishized her like a concubine" might have even given her own private servants to manager her properly... she was treated better because she was already like had some good features but they used her innocence and beauty to like make her a more wanted object that men would pay more money for. Like cause she was a rarified commodity in the sex trade...it would make sense for the "Edo period pimp" to make her a living luxury item or "cat"... girl...main attraction...high maintenance...quality...etc...
@@urih7856 Also, for adults in their late or early 20s that still look young, naive, and beautiful, and have disabilities...you could expect people who are in the business of buying or selling souls for narfarious reasons to price or put certain price on these people who could never get out of their condition, situations, environments themselves...also the worry is, if a completely disabled child grows, keeps their youth appearance, and lives in protective custody with relatives, family, friends, or family, and experience symptoms of low employment, lack of access to equal opportunities or Jobs, and they are shielded and guarded...If they want to go out in the world and get married but really have no recourse nor respect in the real world, is it fine with them to by their willing consent or not to either marry or have sex with another being or individual consensual rape or not!? If they have the capacity to be their own judge or not??? Or do their own choice... bethrothal of disabled Young or Older people with handicaps does happen and people find ways to dispose or move responsibility for their care to other much older and responsible and irresponsible adults. And even us citizens who are parents or in countries with more human rights have to conduct or reasonably look at the situation if their disabled child are fit to marry, live with them, have children, have good healthcare, and quality of education that their offspring with receive irrelative or irrespective of their state, economic, education, social, etc status. You can't grow old with an adult child with a severe disability while you yourself are struggling to survive...on meager or disabled or in severe limitations...do you allow them to forge their own independent path or leave them alone to their well-being or do you have them taken care of by a third party... regardless of who they are... Like parents with kids that enter their early and late 20s, might be better off having their disabled kids know how to fully function and manage themselves, and for those with severe limitations or disabilities...better off that these kids get put in a group home or get insurance or find someone to take care of them if they the disabled adult kids do not have insurance...or better yet. Ask the universe to allow them to be taken care of when you can't do it yourself... nature's course...alot of people in lower social economic status don't have a choice of who cares or how they care for their disabled children or how children care for themselves...I can tell you this because I personally fret over families with disabilities who have no choice, and it's hard to think of doing difficult and often hard decisions...myself included...what to do when the time comes to make a choice...I often think who will take care of an older family member (Female) or will they do it themselves and the issues surrounding them making their own choices in many life aspects and areas. It sure stresses me out and gives me sleepless nights. These are often difficult questions to ponder about and I think I'd like to ask if people have a choice or not. It really matters and it depends if the individual in question with disabilities has core competencies and can handle themselves in situations by themselves independently regardless of environment, situation, conditions, etc without full or limited environments or every body else.
Getting completely involved in their care.
By the way ...I say this from the perspective of a person with high functioning disabilities myself... it's not fun or at least to think about how to change my life or live full of it. It's taxing and a struggle...but there are bright spots...
Exelente serie
Atleast it was quick.
SHE DIDHT WANT TO DIE!
Men...😢
I honestly just wanna know what the sign means
It was the way Kinuyo and Madame Kaji told each other “I love you” 😢
Does anyone know why the guy places incense cones on her body?
I read somewhere it was a “medical” practice believed to cure sexually transmitted diseases. A subtle hint to how much she was abused.
Kaji was the true villain of this arc.
She wasn’t an intentional villain, which makes it sadder. She couldn’t have Kinuyo back in her care again. If she was back with Madame Kaji she wouldn’t have been safe from the violence & misogyny hurled to women of their status. Not to mention Kinuyo is deaf, which makes her vulnerable to three intersections of oppression. Ableism, misogyny, & classism. As far as Madame Kaji knew, Kinuyo was doomed.
@@ann6878 Another way to look at it was her wanting the deaf girl dead for taking her place with a rich powerful man. Deaf girl seemed fine with her new life. And the rich guy was willing to kill everyone for her. Kaji and the rich dude are no better or worse than the other, but the series wants us to think otherwise...
@@spykemxd Have you even seen the episode? Boss Hamata takes half of what the brothel earns, and sometimes more than that. Madame Kaji knows that, and it is clearly implied she personally needed to fulfill Hamatas wishes.
Plus, Kinuyo seems far from happy with her life with him by the looks on her face and body language.
We are also shown the care Kaji shows while teaching Kinuyo how to pour tea, while Hamata is killing of multiple people with his arms.
Hamata wants to kill everyone because of revenge, and power, because he is used to violence through his army gives power and fear.
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@@masteryeom Kaji, no have control. Kaji, pay more. Kaji's fake interpretation of deaf girl's unhappiness to persuade Mizu to "save her".
Honestly seeing how they made Mizu so overpowered and a Mary Sue, she might as well have just stormed in, killed all the bad guys like she did when they came to the brothel and then rescued Kinuyo. What was even the point of sneaking in and breaking her neck?
Damn you don't have idea of what a Mary sue is. We have seen Mizu defeated, hurt and having to depend on others to survive.
I don't thinks she's much of one. Mizu only got this far with the help of her companion(s). When she was injured from the assassination attempt, when arrows were flying towards her, it was Ringo who had to help her and Taiga or she would've died. Plus, in many of her fights, she's walked away with some form of injury. She's not completely overpowered
@@kyros7454 those injuries are supposed to be deadly, you can't just walk that off
@@tyroneanderson5619 buddy taigen have the same situation and you don’t even bother what did ringo do to her and him ringo literally knows medicine