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I heard one saying that Jhil was at the edge of suggesting Nausicaä be married to Lord Yupa when he suggested Yupa settle in the valley. Obviously, that made me uncomfortable and doesn’t make sense with the later part of the scene. It was a Japanese man who said this so it’s hard to tell if there is genuine cultural context in this or if he was just being shocking to get more views. Leaning towards the latter, but I don’t know Japanese or studio inside jokes.

I feel like I’m going insane. My mother remembers this book as well, but neither of us remember the name or author.

It has a distinct visual style similar to oil painting. A knight is sent by a king who both looks frosty and lives in a castle of ice, to kill a dragon. The king has a long white beard. The dragon said to have kidnapped a princess and incited violence. The knight gets into a fight with the dragon which involves chains. The dragon is a dark violet, her name is Phaedra. She is kind hearted and helps the village by lighting their ovens: it is revealed to be a misunderstanding. At the end the Ice King, Knight, Princess, and Phaedra roast marshmallows together and his heart thaws.

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It has a distinct visual style similar to oil painting. A knight is sent by a king who both looks frosty and lives in a castle of ice, to kill a dragon. The king has a long white beard. The dragon said to have kidnapped a princess and incited violence. The knight gets into a fight with the dragon which involves chains. The dragon is a dark violet, her name is Phaedra. She is kind hearted and helps the village by lighting their ovens: it is revealed to be a misunderstanding. At the end the Ice King, Knight, Princess, and Phaedra roast marshmallows together and his heart thaws.

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