Kemono no Sou-ja Erin – Episode 4

Kemono no Sou-ja Erin 4

After the episode three I decided to blog only subbed episodes because I felt that I am missing important parts of the story. Of all the shows I am covering right now, I enjoy Erin the most

In Ba Gua notation, this is Li, a symbol associated with fire, rapid movement, radiance, and the Sun. Depending on Earlier or Later Heaven order it may mean Spring and East or Summer and South respectively. You can see this trigram on the flags of South Korea and the Empire of Vietnam. In Taijiquan, this represents An (Push).

The girls are very excited to see a beautiful dress, but it looks like the bride is not very happy because it is an arranged marriage…

I enjoyed the song with a nice guitar music :)

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Highlights:

• Villages lead a solitary life and rarely communicate with each other, adhering to the old tradition
• Intermarriage between members of different villages is quite rare
• Erin’s mom (Soyon) was one of the people who used to serve as a messenger between the villages
• Her husband (Yasun) was a son of the Chief of Aka village (village Erin resides in right now). He died while Soyon was pregnant, but begged his grandfather to let Soyon stay in his village
• Soyon grew up in the Kiri town that is a key link between the outside world and Kiri tribe. Current relations between Aka and Kiri is strained, probably, due to involvement of people of Kiri town in Yasun’s death

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