Bernd
11/02/2020 (Mon) 17:12:48
No.40835
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11/02/2020 (Mon) 17:12:48
No.40835
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>>40782
>spinoff manga from the perspective of the adult teachers from the school.
Those stories are fascinating which show the same event from the view of several participants, from different sides (or just one, whatever).
Sadly I can't recall such from the top of my head at the moment. I think Guy Ritchie in some of his movies, like the Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, employs that technique. The Expanse novel series has similar as it tells scenes from the view of alternating characters - it's not really how they saw the same particular event, but consequent events; this is also fun, but not the same.
Oh yeah I've just remembered one notable novel series: Vampire: the Masquerade clan novels. It tells a story of an event and how the different clans participated in it.
>spinoff manga from the perspective of the adult teachers from the school.
Those stories are fascinating which show the same event from the view of several participants, from different sides (or just one, whatever).
Sadly I can't recall such from the top of my head at the moment. I think Guy Ritchie in some of his movies, like the Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, employs that technique. The Expanse novel series has similar as it tells scenes from the view of alternating characters - it's not really how they saw the same particular event, but consequent events; this is also fun, but not the same.
Oh yeah I've just remembered one notable novel series: Vampire: the Masquerade clan novels. It tells a story of an event and how the different clans participated in it.