#Mizogin vnc not vanitas

[rinarin-karimel]

Again I meet the opinion on Twitter that Vanitas is a misogynist and "what the hell, pardon my French" *. As I understand it, this comes from the fact that Vanitas called Domi twice a "convenient females".

But maybe it’s not worth projecting an interpretation of this with the west views of the 21st century, when is the alternative 19th century canon with vampires written by a japanese?

Briefly, in the first scene where Vanitas calls her that, Domi caught him interrogating and throwing knives at him. Not very good behavior right?

We look at him in similar situations: here is Vanitas stuck in the ice, he cannot move and defend himself, but provokes Ruthven in response to the accusation of murder.

Here again Vanitas and Ruthven, this damn masochist smiles when he is strangled, provoking Ruthven to such a reaction.

Vanitas caught Roland in the catacombs: even behind bars, Vanitas needs to somehow control the situation and show that his actions are still independent and that he can somehow influence his opponent, so he scolds Roland and expresses objections to his opinion.

Doesn't it remind you of anything?

At that moment, this is the only thing he can hurt Domi with, because he does not know her / trying to prick her with the dubious affairs of her family or something else, may not have a profit, and her love for Noe, he notices, so his words fall on target.

Vanitas needs to feel at least some control over the situation, especially if he is at a disadvantage / insecure position, he tries to at least hurt the enemy with words, even if they hurt him for these words.

Quite the opposite: the fact that the enemy hurt him / hit him from his words proves that Vanitas did hit his sore spot, and at least got back like that.

There is no question of any hostility towards women personally, only about his specific hostility towards Domi.

As for the scene in the amusement park, it is quite obvious that he was trying to piss off Noe, which is why he used such words about her.

(why is another question: was he trying to get Noe into a state of readiness to fight or was he trying to prove to himself that he did not need him or..