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branchandroot) wrote2004-07-02 01:18 am
branchandroot) wrote2004-07-02 01:18 am
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PoT: Challenge: Need
Fic post from my archive.
Fuji visits Rikkai, hoping Yukimura can explicate a few things for him.
"Fuji," Seiichi sighed, running a hand through his hair. Still, he had been trying to wake Fuji up for years, now. Something he suspected Fuji had recalled, too.
Re: good, good development
That's exactly what I thought when I was reading. I can take that Fuji is good, no, excelent, but that doesn't mean he is better than Yukimura. Or, that Yukimura uncontiosly wasn't doing the same thing that Fuji used to do: restrain himself to give the other the chance to see what he could be. (here I am again, not making any sence)
And, after that, Yukimura isn't back for too long...his strengh isn't the same as before or as someone who is playing all this time he was in the hospital, so...after this game, he can improve much more, even more than Fuji, because used all his strengh as a tensai, and Yukimura can grow up yet. I mean, I believe Fuji using his real power can improve, but not so much, because that's his power, but the others can improve much more, because they are still growing up.
(I swear, after this, I'll stop to try to put my thoughts in words, because it's never works as it should work).
Fuji reaching his limit
I think I get what you mean (unless I misunderstood what you said, in which case, sorry.) It's because Fuji's a genius, you mean? So he can be pushed to his limit, to play like the genius everyone said he is, but he can't break through the limit of being a genius, because (duh) that's him.
Was in a book Bujold wrote (I'm a big fan): "Perfection doesn't take risks with itself." (Or something like that.) Which may describe Fuji. But the others are not geniuses (prodigies I'll grant you) so it's possible for them to get better and better.
Re: Fuji reaching his limit
Re: Fuji reaching his limit