<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=257737.msg12899307#msg12899307">Quote from: Lynnette on 11-01-2017, 22:01:29</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">The relevance varies greatly from piece to piece though, making it a poor landmark for such a thing. It seems like a fair 50/50 for anime, not to mention we have four Japanese characters with blonde hair, wouldn't make sense to brand them as foreigners as well. That's the bigger issue in it, the other people you're dragging under your arm with such a trait.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>They can ignore it.  He'll barely react, and if someone actually questions why he glanced aside once, he can explain it.  Maybe the others live in more tolerant areas.  Maybe they're luckier (he ain't lucky; pretty sure Rei at least is; I grant you Amaya isn't).  Maybe they dyed it (typical in anime). Maybe it didn't happen that much and he's just a little sensitive (notice people have several other reasons to give him and<em>his entire family</em>shit).  Maybe the anime about his younger years was made by a different studio.  Nobody is dragged anywhere.  Amaya didn't have a normal upbringing and may not give a damn.<br/><br/>I do not care if your character thinks Jacob is a moron (if she ever notices).  It would be interesting if they met since they both have time powers and similar interests (yes they're incompatible sexually, that is fine) but it's up to you what she thinks.<br/><br/>I don't see a reason for anyone to care about an actually minor trait that he won't talk about unless pressed.  It's no more important than others make it.  He cares more about Abnormal issues (a<em>lot</em>more, note his backstory) like everyone.<br/><br/>I'm so done one-handed typing this "argument" that had no reason to happen.  Sorry for mentioning a 100% realistic issue in a game about brutally oppressed teenagers.  You can ignore me if you like, I promise.