
Originally Posted by
Allana
Interesting interpretation! It's a way to see Sin concept.
I'm not agree with all ideas. I see the sense of the Sin differently and
I will explain me after. I don't think the Sin toward the dragon
exprims the Seven Deadly Sins. It is very difficult to find a Sin and
associate it with each dragon. It's this explanation was the good, it
will be very simple to associate a sin to each dragon. It's because It's
very difficult Sin in the sense Seven Deadly Sins can't works. In my
opinion, the weakness of the SDS explanation is theses Sins aren't
theses of his owner.
Almost all dragons represents something who has a link with their
previous owner (Greedy = Kaiba, Gluttony = Fubuki...), not the actual
who is Paradox. If the dragons must have a link with Seven Deadly
Sins, theses Sins must be link with Paradox, their actual owner. Or, it
isn't the case and It's why the concept of the Seven Deadly Sins have no
sense for me: they aren't linked to Paradox except the wrath. Even not
the greedy: I think Paradox get theses dragons for a precise reason, not
by greedy.
Sloth for Sin Gear makes sense... except If he get a Equip Spell which boost him. Go Parallel Gear attaks Stardust Dragon with 10 000 attacks points!!
I'm not agree with Rainbow Dragon: for me envy is to desire something in
the sense to get that you want by all ways. Johan wants become a
greater duelist, yes but It's an ambition. Plus, he is already a great
duelist: he is the owner of the Rainbow Dragon, a single and unique card
which no copy exists.
I'm not agree neither with Sin Paradox Dragon, I would see him with the
wrath, Atsushi Tamura had said Paradox, his owner "stuggles with the
grief" and Sin Paradox hair's are very similar at his master's hair.
Personnally, I don't think they are really related to Seven Deadly Sins.
For me, the word "Sin" toward the dragons exprims rather the word
"Corrupt": the dragons bears a mask similar to his owner, Paradox. For
me, Sin exprims the dragons are become Corupt like their master because
he must do bad things and the dragons accompanying. Like like their
master or rather Paradox's mask: he do bad actions he is dark, It's the
sadness the black part but has a good side, the light inside him,
It's the white part and the smile. The Sin dragons exprims the dark and
there their light counterpart in Paradox's deck or in the Graveyard.
This point is very symbolic: when the dark is summoned, the light is
sent to the Cemetery. And all is done to summoned the dark (Sin World,
Sin Selector). The light sleeping but it can awake, it isn't died, it
can revive. The light can wait the good moment to go away to the deck or
the Cimtery and come back on the field, at the moment which Paradox
will be become again a good person. The fact they are in the Graveyard
exprims it. If the light was dead from Paradox's heart, the monsters
would been remove from the game. And the light will be definitively
gone. Or, they are in the Cimetery: they a chance to revive.