InuYasha Fan Fiction ❯ No Face, No Name, No Number ❯ Part IV (The Explinations!) ( Chapter 4 )

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These are a few things that I wanted to clear up, just in case you didn’t catch them or were a bit confused. No Face, No Name, No Number Part IV

 

- NOT IN CRONOLOGICAL ORDER; this story was told “Tarantino-ed” the ending was ort of ruined in the beginning for a dramatic effect. Hey isn’t that what they call “Dramatic Irony” or something…?

-Yes, Miroku is like nine years older than Sango when he married her. Miroku was twenty-seven while Sango was eighteen.

-Their marriage is NORMAL for the times. I would consider the fact that their marriage is quite normal considering this is near Sengoku Jedai.

-Already betrothed in Miroku’s first scene. I don’t know if I did a good job in hinting at this. Remember when he touches her shoulder and she blushes? I think I was trying to hint around the fact that there was obvious attraction even when she is just reaching puberty/adolescence.

-Remember throughout the story Kagome is blind.

-Any reference to sight is just a play on her blindness

-This story is told in a third-person Omniscient point of view. This means that the author knows everything that is going on, even if the characters don’t. I think it would have been extremely limited if I just told it from Kagome’s point of view.

-A Few Important Translations:

Goshinboku: This is the God Tree. The papers around it in the series indicates its age and wisdom. They also may signify the kami.

-chan: This is a suffix used with school girls usually. I figure that Kagome and Sango have known each other so long that they feel comfortable enough with each other to use this.

Houshi: The term used for a holy man. I think it’s literal translation is monk.

Jidaiji: Magical time tree (Kikyou calls Goshinboku this in the first movie)

Taijiya: Exterminator

Youkai: Demon, Phantom

Baa-chan: An almost cute term that means like “Grammey”

Miko: A term for a virginal priestess

Hakama: Traditional male split skirt in a kimono

Hanyou: half-youkai

Haori: traditional coat

Nisou: Head priestess. I’m not sure she would be considered a virginal figure like a miko would.

Shikon No Tama: Jewel of Four Souls

Mukadejoro: Mistress Centipede. This is the thing that drage Kagome down the well in the series.

Sankon Tetsusou: Soul-Reaving claws (or something like that, Lol)

Hijin Ketsusou: Blades of Blood

Kamigami: the Gods

Anybody have question? Please review me with them, and I will post another part answering anything you guys wanna know!