Comments on: Madame Butterfly: A Machinima Pastiche http://www.hsmagazine.net/2013/02/madame-butterfly-a-machinima-pastiche/ The PlayStation Home Magazine Fri, 13 Feb 2015 21:20:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=4.1.2 By: SealWyf_ http://www.hsmagazine.net/2013/02/madame-butterfly-a-machinima-pastiche/#comment-282530 Tue, 26 Feb 2013 14:51:16 +0000 http://www.hsmagazine.net/?p=45345#comment-282530 Of course, operatic story, whether grim or ridiculous (and, as a devoted fan of opera, I can assure you it is frequently both) is simply an excuse for the music. There are many glorious moments in “Butterfly”, but for most of us, the lynchpin of the opera is this aria, in which Cio-Cio-san dreams of the return of her husband:

http://youtu.be/bkUq98oiyRc

]]> By: Jin Lovelace http://www.hsmagazine.net/2013/02/madame-butterfly-a-machinima-pastiche/#comment-282516 Mon, 25 Feb 2013 11:21:33 +0000 http://www.hsmagazine.net/?p=45345#comment-282516 You know…..

I’ve never invested the time to read on Madame Butterfly because I would literally forget to do so. This had always been a priority to me.

Now seeing this as one of your artworks, I have to say this was pretty grim. o.o Almost as grim as the story about the american whom had slept with the chinese woman who was, in fact, a male spy pretending to be female.

That, to me, was just crazy--more especially the overall story and the effects of it all.

But still…

In a condensed form, this was really riveting. Like seriously, just wow! o.o

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