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I found Jin-Roh's use of the Red Riding-Hood narrative to be much more subversive than a mere retelling. Both lead characters alternately play the role of red r
by mmaniac 2y ago
I found Jin-Roh's use of the Red Riding-Hood narrative to be much more subversive than a mere retelling. Both lead characters alternately play the role of red riding-hood and the wolf, luring each other in and betraying each others' trust at differing stages in the story. At the same time, neither truly wants to harm the other, but it's the human society they exist in which compels them to.
The last shot of the movie is the Rotkaeppchen storybook lying in tatters in a puddle.
- bostik 2y agoOh, I had missed the bonus context of the last shot. For me it was a way to state the obvious: the hunter comes to the rescue only in fairy tales. In the world of the story, the difference between a wolf and a hunter is smaller than one might think.