While it was interesting seeing many pairs, at some point I felt like I want to just erase a few pairs so I can focus on the ones I love. And Tsurezure Children's episodes are only 12 minutes. The only problem is that it didnt have enough time to really cover up much, if I choose one pair and take all the time together, they barely have even one full length (24min) episode. Instead of the usual "dense MC", "Tsundere" and such tropes, you have more complex characters, each with his or her own tricks. was the interesting and huge cast of characters. If you like one pair, it sucks when you know you'll barely see them, as there are many more pairs, but if you dislike a pair, you know you won't be seeing them much. Some of them get together early, some later, some don't at all, you have so many options to see, that's why it's unique.
To find these keys, the listener needs to become better at 'seeing' - a philosophy the author sums up as, 'What you see is always what you get.Tsurezure children represents an interesting pattern that no anime did before, instead of havinga main character, and the story around him/her, you have tons of pairs, and all of them are "main characters". The keys to wealth are contained in the story behind the story, the lesson behind the lesson.
The story is intended to make the listener think more deeply about the dynamics of wealth creation. They have all built their wealth in very different ways, yet there is something about each that is common to all. These intriguing and mysterious characters act as guides for Richard and share their wisdom. On this day, the carpenter is so ill that he is unable to visit the Well, so he entrusts his nine-year-old son, Richard, with a crumpled but treasured dollar and sends him in his place.Īlong the way, Richard discovers that the Well of Wealth is not where he thought it would be, so he follows a different, more overgrown path, on which he meets an old woman, an optometrist, a plumber, a gardener, a fisherman, a rower, a musician, and an innkeeper.
Every day for the last 20 years the carpenter has visited the Well of Wealth and spent a dollar, because it is generally accepted by the townsfolk that if they give generously to the Well, it will in turn give generously to them. In fact, he is tired of being sick and sick of being tired. Wink and Grow Rich is the fable about a boy being raised by his carpenter father, who is both sick and tired.
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