The Relatability of Farnese (Berserk)
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Farnese is perhaps one of the most 'Human' characters in Berserk with how much the reader can understand her struggles and how they are applicable to the real world. This is the brilliance of her character and is what I wanted to discuss in this video.
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I remember during the chapters where shierke/farnese were wandering through cascas mind there were so many doubters. Many thought she would be jealous and sabotage cascas recovery somehow so seeing her so intent and on fixing casca was great. I specifically remember her words "I know what it's like to be in darkness without hope of salvation. Therefore, as he did for me back then, i will blow your darkness away." Those lines made me unexpectedly emotional and made me appreciate her and her development so much more than i had prior. Nice video
Dude stfu you creep, there is no character development whatsoever its pure apologist nonsense.
@@SH19922x Care to explain ? Berserk is full of character development, even in the latest parts.
@@AriaFromMahabre Not farnese and sheirke, they are fucking absolute deadbeats and their arcs are really condescending. Forgive them if you want but compared to the complications of Guts and Griffith theres no room left to pity a former psycopath who burned animals and her friends because she was a spoilt little girl.
@@SH19922x dude you're leaving trash comments everywhere. This your schtick?
@@JohnSmith-op3qj Well it just seems that the real weirdos are the ones sticking up for a horrible character? Nothing personal lol
Nobody writes character development like Miura, and you can see how brilliant he is at it with Farnese. Great video friend
Togashi, Kishimoto and Araki would like a word with you
@@archol6596 I hope he expands on Isidro's character too, possibly through Isma. A possible love interest.
@@archol6596 Kishimoto?!!?? seriously?
@@Cho0segoose Itachi was one of the most developed characters I've ever seen. Naruto got pretty weak in it's late days but Kishimoto was nailing character development in early Naruto.
Imma be honest, I’m just wingin’ it mostly.
Her arc of abandoning her religion to learn something and fend for herself is a great one. It just feels right and hits close to home. It's a great commentary on overly religious people and how they make excuses in the name of Big J
Personally, I don't know how to feel about the anti religious themes in Berserk. I don't think the story is interested in having a discussion if you get what I mean. Till now (vol 20 where I am) there isn't a convincing religious person in the story, all of them are evil. Meybe that's what Miura thinks about it, but still I don't know how to feel.
@@yajubarah the priest in the beginning of black Swordsman arc was a pretty decent person too bad he and his daughter got killed
@@yajubarah let's remember this is medieval religion,the religion in medieval was so bad,they fought against the "bad" guys and killed millions for they were considered heretics,they took lots and lots of money from uneducated people,so most of the people and all, it was more of a cult.
And while the church community has surely changed, I think it's still pretty bad, too many money, too many pedophiles in it, too many differences, like nuns are treated like shit, and they have none at all money, and they can't even become priests, and that surely is from the masculinist community of bad then.
Berserk is set in an overly exaggerated world lol. Otherwise Miura’s take on the medieval church is based on British Empire’s propaganda as “The victor write history”. And the empire itself was protestant.
@@axellea1592 You're talking about the CATHOLIC church not all churches. Now lemme get this out of the way before this goes nuclear I mean you no insult and you do have a bit of a point however you're talking about one part of a VERY large organization. I'm sure you know some of this but I'll say it again for good measure.
The Roman Catholic church was the name of the original organization but in the time since many people have disagreed with their views and have broken away to form different churches. The majority of these churches do NOT have the same structure as the RC church and are not supported by them either. As such they should not be included in blanket statements when addressing the wrongdoings of the RC church.
I used to hate farnese until she joined guts and started to develop a relationship with casca she became my favorite
From hating her to loving her, it shows how the writing is good
FAR NAY ZAY???
I've been saying Far Niece this whole time u_u
I’m just gonna continue to pronounce it incorrectly. It’s not worth it.
Dajjal As italian I can confirm that it's pronunced Farnayzay.
I'm gonna continue to call her farny
It's so fun to see English being used to convey phonetics, but not so much for Satanic ritual vibrations...
BRO WTF SAME
One of the best characters! Hope you'll do one on Serpico too! He really displays the struggles of a child who has the responsebility of his parent. Always trying to live up to their expectations. Becoming numb to himself and what he wants. Which is a common trait in kids like this. I'd say he changes just as much as Farnese, although he's more subtle. From a passive observer, who just obeys. To someone who develops a will of his own, starts caring about others and himself. Best example is when he interferes between Guts and Zodd. Something he had nothing to do with, but acted anyway. Which was completely out of character, to how he used to be before meeting Guts.
To me Berserk is a story about strength. Not so much brute strength, but the strength of humanity in all its facets. The apostles are shown to be brutishly strong, but as a human they were weak in one way or another, their apostle existence comes from their weakness and giving in to it. All the people in Guts' band are strong in their own way. That is why I also like Farnese, she has her place in the group.
I love how all of the females in Berserk have various strengths other than physical. Schierke is smart and knows magic, Farnese has the right personality to protect and take care of Casca, and even Casca herself isn't overly strong physically and has realistic weaknesses.
@@hassassinator8858 you're completely right but protip, please don't say "females," it sounds hella creepy and dehumanizing. Women and girls are women and girls.
I guess when people say she's a bad character... You're a farnese-er
Now THAT'S some quality comedy.
Farnese wasn't just the MVP in the Memory Fragment arc, but the whole series in Berserk! I love her character growth and I love her speech to mini Casca on how she will be the one that blows away the darkness and I can't wait to see how she does it! Great video!
D13Monstudios there is hints that Farnese will probabley be the Greatest Socreess in Berserk world her magic skills could rival the mage on Elf Island.
Adolescence is thinking you're somehow like Guts.
Growing up is accepting that you've been Farnese all along.
And that's okay.
Farnese was always best girl in my opinion.
Don't disrespect Donovan like that again
@@eldritchemissary4718 people should read berserk just for the memes lol
She treats people like shit I fucking hate her
@@ekwilliekpo667 She used to be a bitch. She was basically a stifled, spoiled rich girl who was emotionally...and morally stuck because of a negligent father. Now she's blazing her own trails interdependently.
Unless it's all just an act.
@@edwardgaines6561 Farnese changed so much . She byfar has the best character development
You like Farnese?
So does a Certain Horse
ffs why can I only like a comment once :/
A 🐎?
Do you mean _Mr. Ed?_
I hate this fucking fan base, full of weirdos and creeps. I thought everyone liked berserk because of the medival blood and gore battles and triumph but the fanbase is literally just full of sexual deviates.
@@SH19922x lol chill
@@SH19922x If you think this is sick, check out the _Brony Subculture._
I would bring back Eugenics to get rid of those freaks.
I really hated Farnese in the beginning and just wished she would disappear soon. She was annoying, violent, ignorant and her backstory didn't help to make me like her. It's quite disturbing that she gets sexually aroused by burning heretics. But as soon as she joined Guts and took care of Casca, I was really impressed by her drastic character development. Even though she was still struggling with herself, she honestly tried to make herself useful and even wanted to learn more about magic. What's even more amazing is that her character development is so drastic and still doesn't feel forced or contrived at all. I can go so far to say that she really grew on me and became my favorite female character in Berserk
I don't know, the religious zealotry was a facade, so I can believe that quick change, but the sadism, masochism, pyrophilia, and desire for control of others was built up over her entire life prior to the events of the Conviction arc and compounded by childhood trauma. In real life (and regardless of it being a dark fantasy genre, what makes great characters is how realistic they are), people who have developed those issues without ever addressing them for 20 years, don't shake them so quickly. For most it takes years and years, many times requiring intense therapy, to get over them, if they even can at all. That's why her change doesn't sit right with me.
@@post-leftluddite Thank you!!! The character development is unnatural, because she has psychological disorders and psychopathy. She was born to be a monster, she wasn't made to be a monster.
Sick video, She's kinda the wallflower of Berserk not being on the front line, glad someone took the time to analyze her character development.
Losing a religion is definitely something I can relate to. It is incredibly tough and even the early doubts make you feel guilty. I used to be very religious even sang in the choir. I had a different religion in a country with a major religion which led to me getting bullied in school which kinda strengthen my faith.
That obviously changed when I grew up even seen in my username but that username is more about my love of metal.
Farnese really represents moving on from hopelessness or doubt. Farnese used to be aimless in that she only obeyed the Holy See and her God but her whole world was broken. Me not believing in a God and heaven gave me all kinds of hopelessness and depression. Farnese finding inspiration in Guts and finds purpose in protecting Casca. As I found life and people around me is more important than faith. Guts fights against the darkness so if Farnese is the most relatable, Guts is the most Inspirational. If we just surrender to a higher power to save us from the darkness everything is left to chance but if you challenge the darkness you may change fate itself. In the darkness even the tiniest glimmer of light can keep us moving and fighting.
“Do Not Pray. If you pray your hands are closed together. You will not be able to Fight.” ~ Guts
(Sorry for the essay got a little carried away on this comment)
Dude what you just said was awesome and inspirational.
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If it wasn't for Schierke, Farnese would also be my absolute favorite. Seeing her development from someone who gets off to people getting burned in flames to who she is now just blows my mind. Miura is incredible
I love farnese, it's my favorite character among guts crew, now that casca is not longer a walking potato we'll see, but it's always so fascinating to see how her character grow and change to what we see today
I love Farnase, shes such a good character in how her change is done!
I find it interesting that we clearly see Serpico's thoughts on the changes Farnese undergoes but never what Farnese herself thinks of Serpico now that she changed so much. You could say she simply sees him as a brother but she did propose to him at some point. Farnese's arc seems almost complete but i think there are still some facets to explore about their relationship
I dont think the conviction or Farnese's arc are statements againts religion
Yes Berserk shows the horrors and brtuality of religion but it does so with everything: war, feudalism, sex, loyalty, magic, life, death, and humanity itself.Also think about it , we get an arc about how religion is bad and followed by Millenium Empire and Fantasia where the main cast is gets help from mythical creatures from religion
The Conviction arc is anti-zelotry not anti-religion.A key scene to show this theme is when Farnese compares herself to Nina when the tower gets destroyed by evil spirits.While the latter is too scared to live the former remains composed.Or compare the lustful canibal Heretics whose idol is a sex goat with the ppl at the tower whose idol is an angel that lead them againts the evil spirits.Also the burnings arent completely unjustified since people carry discease and an evil cult does exist because a lack of ideaology lead them to chaos and sin
There is a limit to this however, relying solely on religion without exercising its virtues and fearing everything outside of it will limit your grow as a person and render your faith hollow wich will lead you to despair, much like Farnese with the rape horse and the mob after the pseudo apostles died.And if you take it too far your faith will blind your judgement like Mozgus and his disciples.The ideal is someone like Azan whose religion strengthens his morals but has restrain and clear judgement
And this put a spotlight on Farnese belief , she start to devote herself to magic but like Schieke said "its not a different thing , its the same thing you praise but with a different name" she is not throwing the previous version of herself away she making it better by achieveing something outside her spirituality with Caska and expanding her worldview through her travels
Ultimately I think Miura views on religion are much more nuanced than his readers realize
I like this view point. Thanks for writing it
Dude Berserk is highly influenced by Nietzsche, There is so much Nietzsche's philosophy in Berserk, that concluding that Berserk as a series doesn't have anti religious sentiments is highly delusional...
@@tomebasic2843 And lacking in any Nuance at all. It beats you in the head harder than Mozgus could ever dream of.
That, the witchs have a religion too, just a diferent one, like ther e are very different reigion out there. Also its pagan
@@tomebasic2843 When Nietzsche proclaimed God was dead it was a cry of despair, not victory. Nietzsche's works attempt to solve the problems of morality and meaning in a godless world out of necessity, not to create the godless world that would spawn those problems.
No one spare a thought about Isidro, but I believe his support character is one of the most crucial in the formation of the new band, playing the cohesive link between everyone... And contrary to most, he face his chalenges on his own outside of the group while being the one to reach out to others (Schierke) to help them resolve their problems.
True I agree, even though I hate how he's kinda a d*ck to everyone, I know it's part of his character. I love him but hate him too. I can see him never changing.
Huh. Farnese was a pyromaniac, and tortured animals. If she was shown to wet the bed, those are all 3 traits of a serial killer. (MacDonald Triangle.)
Even though some residual dislike remains from her heretic-hunting days, she has had the most growth out of Guts' band. Good on her.
Also, I can't wait for her and Casca to have some full-blown conversations. Especially religion, which Farnese is versed in as opposed to Casca. Casca had only mentioned the concept of God through the concept of "Hell."
(Volume 13-"Is this hell? Did we sin THAT much?) I want to know what Casca's views on religion are.
Since she killed people for a living, I'm guessing she's a little...lax on the subject.😛
Edward Gaines tortured animal?
She killed her pets when she was a little girl.
@@htoodoh5770 Yup, Volume 22. She burned her pet birds in their cages.
What makes you think there'll even be a conversation between those two... ? I know [spoiler alert] Casca is kinda waking up, but everything could go south in so many ways.
@@SCharlesDennicon Which is why I want Miura to get off his duff and *DRAW A CHAPTER!*
The way in which Farnese's lust for power and sexual depravity was all just a coping mechanism for how genuinely powerless and pathetic she felt is really relatable. While we might not be pyromaniacs who have a streak for burning "heretics", we all can easily suffer from this kind of negative self-view where we moralize and believe we are "bad" and deserve to suffer. We then easily spiral out of control, hurting ourselves out of self-hatred and or turning our aggressions and vices outwards at others to soothe ourselves and to feel less weak. It is so easy to refuse to take the first step out of this cycle which is to understand ourselves without moralizing everything. Farnese utilized religious institutional power to deny her own powerlessness but when that no longer worked she had to look inwards and strengthen herself and fundamentally change the way in which she looked at herself. It's really inspirational stuff that we can apply to our own lives.
Isidro best boy
haha all these berserk videos gonna get you a legion of followers keeeep it up
We are a starved fanbase. There is never enough content to consume. We hunger. FEED US.
To be honest, I absolutely hated this character. Miura did a fantastic job of making a character so despised have some relatability and makes the reader interested in seeing where they go with their character.....hmmm...kinda like Griffith.
Miura's got skills for miles. I gotta wonder how far ahead he wrote Farnese's character arc? I thought she was a Joan of Arc ripoff.
I absolutely hate her too, and honestly I feel like part of her change is unrealistic. While her religious zeal was a facade and was easily shattered, the sadism, masochism, controlling nature and pyrophilia were built up over her entire lifetime, so I feel as those shouldn't be so easy to shake. In real life, it takes people many, many years, sometimes requiring intense therapy, to move past those issues, if they do at all, so I feel as though it should've taken a lot longer.
@@post-leftluddite Yeah her losing faith shouldn’t exactly solve her psychopath tendencies
@@post-leftluddite she has the backstory of a literal psychopath, yet we are supposed to believe that she just did a 180 and became the most wholesome person ever because she babysitted a retard for a while, give me a break. Her character wasn't developed, it was retconned...
@@tomebasic2843 Exactly I mean maybe you could make the argument that when she saw Guts and since she had severe paternal issues among other crazy shit whe he showed her how really bad the world is but that he could handle it himself, she clung to him instead of her own religion. She became obsessed with him and did not care to accompany him so by accompanying him she managed to heal up over time I'm pretty sure when guts met Farnese he was 21 and since he now is 24 oficially that means she has stuck with him for quite a while.
Ur channel is hella underrated...
Keep it up
I never really thought as Farnese as that deep but this really puts it into perspective nice work
My favorite bit of character development was her touching herself to the idea of burning heretics alive at the stake. Oh, and the time she took a liking to Guts's sword. :)
Her transformation from, a sadist which enjoys watching people be burned alive, to a character which wanted to be validated really hard by husbando Guts, didn't work that well for me, cuz that big trait of her's just kinda disappeared
I just think the sadist trait was born from fear of isolation and being the only thing she did to rationalise the fact she had to become a part of the fucked up world to fit in. After Conviction and kinda knew how fucked up her world view was and I think it makes sense she wouldn't return to such tendencies.
Oops sorry for the monster comment. But yeah, I think it works in the story.
Maybe I should of included her backstory with Serpico actually here because it explains the isolation she experienced in a lot more depth and helps make her progression away from a sadist more natural. Especially since we get this backstory right before she joins Guts group.
Her change is too fast to be believed for me as well.... Her religious zeal was a facade, so I get how that was smashed so easily, but the sadism, masochism, pyrophilia, the desire for excessive control, all those were built up over her entire life prior to the events at the tower, so they should take at least several years to work through. People with issues that profound and childhood trauma take years and years, sometimes requiring intense therapy, to move past if they can even do it at all, so that why I feel like it was to easy and not "earned". Perhaps I'm biased though, because I absolutely couldn't stand her before her change and also, I don't feel like she ever paid for her crimes (of needlessly burning people alive).
I've always pronounced it as "Far-knees..." Now that I think about it, that does sound weird..
it's Far-ness it's so cringey the way he pronounces it
Lol it doesn't matter, all that matters is that she's our magic atheist protecting our potato
John Harrison actually when it comes to the pronunciation of a name I pronounce her name the french way because that is the right way
and I mean it doesn't really matter if it's of italian origins if the creator of the manga doesn't pronounce it that way
the Creator pronounces it Guts not Goats also i'm not talking about the affect of accent i'm talking about the proper pronunciation in for that nation the U is silent in a proper pronunciation so it's pronounced Gats which is essentially the same as Guts. that is the result of Japanese alphabet and I'm not talking about him being japanese I'm talking about how he said it's pronounced
I tend to relate more to Judeau and Serpico, but I can see your point
Keep up the excellent work!
i love your videos, just got up to date in the manga and watching your videos is a cure to the crippling curse of hiatus
Hey, about that...
Most of the comments here are about the name being Far-ness and not Far-nay say
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0 dislike. May it stay like this.
8:05 there's a sword in her mouth
It's not that different from what Casca was like with Griffith, and I do not think it ended well
god you made me cry
great video, man, keep it up!
Great video, i'm glad I stumbled upon your channel. Keep it up guy
I love farny and how she has grow over the course of the series. I especially love her relationship with Caska, it is sweet. She's my new favorite and some one who I can kinda relate to
Great video. Farnese was initially unlikable, but as we grew to know her and watch her change she became quite enjoyable.
I can personally relate alot to farnese having a very similar journey with religion but I also think guts is pretty relatable.
Oh yeah I totally agree. I just liked seeing these more passive struggles with Farnese. We relate heavily to Guts and want him to succeed but Farnese struggles are a lot more surface level compared to killing demons for revenge I guess. Which is why I think she provides a unique character dynamic in the series
Spired yeah I agree Farnese's struggles are more relatable. I mainly think Guts is really relatable in the golden age when he's trying to find his path in life.
Spired do you plan on making a video on some other anime/manga like Hunter x Hunter? Also do you like Ergo Proxy? I'm just curious.
Hunter x Hunter is one for sure I want to cover. It's my favourite Shonen series so there is a lot of material I'd want to go over. I've only heard of Ergo Proxy only by name, just another one I'll need to add to the list!
I can relate only to the first part of Farnese's backstory. Cause I was a kid, my parents did try to get me into stuff they believed in. More specifically, my mom did. My dad was all for me making my own decisions. Sure, he got me to do a few things, but only if I saw them as fun. It almost happened in school, but I realized that trying to be like everyone else for the sake of having a bunch of fake friends, was stupid.
When it comes to the bullying example, I was the one being bullied. It happened in middle school primarily due to how I was the "weird" kid and had gotten into my "loner" phase. That and it wasn't exactly a "good" school. There was this one time a girl tried to give me money and when I told her no, she asked if I was half-white cause, and I quote, "All black men are money hungry and thieves." Either way, I eventually fought back and they fucked off. After that it was off to high school where I made actual friends and had the best years of my life.
As for the role model thing, I never really understood what made celebrities so special. They can act very well, doesn't mean you have to follow their every waking step. The only real life role model I've ever had is my father, and he's made it clear numerous times that he isn't perfect. Which is why he's my role model. He's always telling me to do whatever I want and don't let others tell me otherwise. Listen to good advice, but don't let others run your life for you. I can tell that he does expect somethings out of me when I grow up, but I also know he'll be happy with whatever I choose to do if it makes me happy.
This might be why I haven't been able to relate to her as much as Guts and others.
Sorry for the personal question, but did you abandon your Religion?
If you're watching this dude's videos you need to "subscribe* to him.
You obviously like berserk and this dude puts out quality berserk content
Your videos are great man
that kid icarus: uprising music in the background is a great choice
I looooove her development!
Love Farnese. After the occultation and the end of the Golden Age arc, I was worried about where the story was heading. The Lost Children arc was pretty entertaining, but it clearly wasn't a crucial part of the big picture. It was "just" Guts being in a shitty mood. Then... she appeared, with Serpico. After Guts/Griffith and Guts/Casca, I thought the manga would never get THAT good again, character-wise. I knew I was wrong as soon as Guts kidnapped Farnese, after he was caught by her army. There was something about that chick. Then, a few volumes later, we realized how deep her character was, and that there was something about Serpico too. Then, their backstory. Jesus. The interesting thing is that although Casca is unbeatable, we have spent much less time by her side than by Farnese's side. We've seen Farnese grow as a character much more. And that was compelling. Still is.
I think she's good on one hand like you stated then terrible on the other hand. Out of anyone to learn magic she should be the last one to be taught it. You don't get to burn countless people to death then learn the very thing from someone she would have burned a short while ago. Like hell no
The thinkg is out of the characters he is th only one who really can as she is the only person having something like enough faith to make magic work, magic is kinda religious too, just a nature one. And farnese i the only really spiritual peron to do it.
Farnese is a character whose development can only work in the World of Berserk.
In other world, she would be the irredeemable Psychopathic villain. You don't burn animals at a young age without such tendancies.
She is just extragated, believe it oir not its in line with a lot toxic reigiou environment tht mae them wore and they got out in ways. Not all but happens enough.
If this was Star Wars or any other western product then yes she would be irredeemable, but Kiura understood that our world is not 100% black & white and that even the irredeemable monsters can change only if they are given a small taste of their own medicine and strike fear into their hearts.
Farnese's beautifully armored zealot version was the greatest time I have had in Berserk. In fact, it is the most unexpected and morbid enjoyment I probably ever got out of a character, but I simply could not help but be thoroughly entertained by her questionable personality, twisted tendencies, and amusingly dramatic inner conflict, and perhaps that makes me a bit of a sadist myself, but I have no regrets. I greatly enjoyed her as a desperate villain who is arguably more tragic than evil but one that I, for some morbid reason, found highly amusing.
Therefore, I was initially quite disappointed by her character development, especially since the shy, self-conscious, helpless, unconditionally kind-hearted, and overly feminine kind of woman is usually not at all the kind of character I enjoy or have any interest in. I also rather dislike her new hairstyle. In spite of that, however, she has continued to be my favorite Berserk character, and I have come to develop a different kind of appreciation for her character and began to relate to her rather than just be amused by her. To me, her character arc is a genuine testament to the good in humanity, in particular the kind that is not always easy to see and may need some assistance to unleash its full potential.
Farnese is someone who killed animals and tormented people in her childhood and later burned human beings alive and masturbated to it. Almost anyone would discard this kind of person as irredeemable and beyond hope - but not Miura; he was able to show that behind those twisted and horrible deeds was but a sad, lonely, scared, and confused child acting out of desperation to gain some form of approval and a place to belong, a person who has done bad things but is not inherently a bad person, a human who wants to be good and deserves a chance to be good. I think it is a beautiful message that a person's past does not define them, and that even in the darkest of places, humanity can always prevail.
I can also relate to her on a personal level as I was far from a perfect child and now as an adult strive to be a better person and am in many ways quite inexperienced due to my own set of circumstances.
I like her too!!! Keep up the vids!!!
The thumbnail: We All Love Casca
F A R - N A Y - S A Y S
Finally remembered, the bgm is from kid icarus. I watched this before work and it bugged me it was so familiar but i couldn't remember.
Great video man, keep up the good work and I'm sure your channel will grow!
l love back ground music . before l go sleeping l hear this review .
And doing it all while still looking like such a lady.
The thumbnail is cute ❤
Damn bruh, love your content, good job boio.
I'd have to say my favorite member aside from Guts is Shierke just because she's a mage (love mages), provides great exposition for the way the fantasy aspect of the world works and she's cute lol. However I can really appreciate Farnese's character as well.
Blues Cant agree more Schierke destroys the whole annoying child sidekick trope. In fact she was one of the most important in the group and even to the story
@@666melodeath666 And thanks to isidro she really shines tooas pron and is aowed to be a child.
I miss her ojou hair.
Going with the bully example you gave: no. I was the one being picked on....until I, pardon the pun, went berserk....then in a very literal sense I became Guts....if they even made a drop of sweat......they'd be scared for not just life...but the after life as well.
I LOVE HER SM
There was something about her I didn’t like but can’t remember what it was. I haven’t read berserk in a long time
My surname is Farnese and Spired's pronunciation is correct.
I’m addicted to these videos lol
Yeah keep on man
I'd recommend cleaning, improving and varying up your editing to accompany your points.
I agree. It's a learning process but slowly getting there. Thanks for the feedback.
Farnese is best girl
I love Farnese sm
She is my favourite.
best girl ever
I'd still like to see her whipping herself and getting off to immolating evil people and apostles. By now she probably enjoys it, and could do some castlevania isaac shit with the whip.
Well said.
Great video.
Also Farnese is a hot waifu!
I could be missing something, but I always thought her character change was way to quick (based on how long it takes people to truly deal with such ingrained issues in real life, e.g. years, and many times requiring therapy) I get that the events of 5he Conviction arc would shatter her worldview and her zealotry, because those were a facade to begin with, but how would that change her sadism and masachism and pyrophilia so quickly? Those "issues" were developed over an entire childhood, and for many people, childhood traumas stay with them forever. Some may say that by judging her character development on the real world isn't fair, and it may not be, but I feel as though I'm doing it because most of the other characters held up to real world criteria.
Almost raped by a demon horse can change anybody
So, uh.... you didn't like the Simpsons? Did you see seasons 3-9 lol? they were pretty great...
You just answered your own question. Also, Prinicpal Skinner isn't Prinicpal Skinner. 😲
2-6 are the best seasons, 7 was OK, but that's when the train came off the tracks
i'm italian, your pronunciation of the name of Farnese is not so wrong
This is what you call character development
'Farnésé'
Farnese looked like grifface as a child
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Far nay zay
I thought her name was said like Farneese.
wrote a little thing of relatability in Serial Experiments Lain to the main character Lain except is more about her unrelatability and how that plays as a strength, def check ouf www.reddit.com/r/Lain/comments/bdpjfr/relatability_in_lain/ .
im pretty sure its not pronounced farney-sey i think its farn-ee-ce
It's Far nay say . It's an Italian name.
Just see in the anime
i just went on the wiki berserk.wikia.com/wiki/Farnese and it looks like its pronounced Farunēze which makes alot more sense. looks like we were all wrong
I'm italian and I assure you it's pronunced farnaysay
Good video
Besides Guts, my favorite member of the crew is also Farnese (alongside with Caska, but she's been a potato for too long so she doesn't really count)
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ruclips.net/video/hWa5-avt0j4/видео.html It's Far-Nay-Say guys. It's an Italian name. Pinning this to avoid repetition. But the more accurate way is "Far-Nez-eh" so I guess I was slightly off the mark too. Sorry!
Spired yeah but that sounds dumb
Spired Schierke is the cutest tho, so Farnese is 3rd best in the party.
@@hithere5553 No, it sound good because it's right
I miss Farnese's sadomasochistic nature which she lost for no reason. This was a huge part of her personality and I was expecting it to echo in the future episodes of the party's adventures. She kinda became into a regular woman which she never was. Come to think of it, maybe it's just the way she started to carry herself because she also thinks that way about herself. Her mother also siad that she is in fact not ordinary at all.
In addition I allways thought that her religion was actually a substitute for a better father figure she allways missed and she was very submissive towards it in a rather fetishistic perverted manner. Especially after Serpico's rejection. That's what made her into a fanatic that she've become.
She is indeed a very cool character.
The part she opressed in herelf getting out as pyromanic?! though she could keep a bit of that sadism i in a fun way. while being caring.
Far-nay-say.
Far-ness
What is it?
I always ended up saying her name as Farinize... everything else sound's ridiculous
And subscribed
faer naayyy saeeee
Relatable? Yea I too almost got raped by a horse