She then trained Maya and made her compete against Ayumi Himekawa, a young actress with equally astounding talent and determination, yet in contrast to Maya was beautiful, rich and popular. The story unfolds entangled human relations of many characters, including Maya's mentor, Tsukikage, who discovered Maya's tremendous talent for stage performance in search of her successor as the performer of the Crimson Goddess, and Hayami Masumi, the young president of a large production company, Daito, who often confronts Maya as a crafty and cold-hearted entrepreneur, while giving her faithful support and warm encouragement in the disguise of an anonymous fan 'The Donor of Purple Roses', as Maya calls him.
But Maya's path to stardom is full of obstacles and unknown people Characters Truly the best part. The plot is very interesting but it's all due to the great characters Miuchi sensei managed to create.
They feel real, with their complexity, achievements and failures. Maya, Ayumi, Masumi and Chigusa's stories are deeply rooted in the plot, with their evolving relationships with all the other charas as well. Even a comprimary like Aoki Rei is remarkably depicted, and all Maya's friends and coworkers, as well as the people around cold-blooded Hayami Masumi and the tragic past of Tsukikage Chigusa.
Himekawa Ayumi and her struggle for her own life is also enchanting. She's Maya's rival, very different from her but lovable her own way. She grows in the manga like Maya does both as an actress and as a woman. At the beginning they're both 13, towards the end they are women in their twenties moving towards their goal: to be the Crimsom Goddess. After a while, you feel for those characters. Something that only a great mankaga like Miuchi sensei could manage to achieve.
They are characters from the '70s and '80s, and yet readers from all over the world and from three generations follow them and their lives. Truly enchanting. Drawing Style Mostly simple with pretty close-ups. Very '70s at the beginning, with big starry eyes, roses around, skinny bodies and long legs. But it soon becomes very detailed and nice, emphatising the emotional state of characters.
Not that it's bad to begin with, because I like many classic shoujos but the only art I can stand besides Glass no Kamen's is Higarashi's of Candy Candy's fame. A modern reader can easily approach this kind of art without consering it outdated after a couple of volumes. Enjoyment I read 42 volumes pulling an all-nighter at the end.
I was basically glued to my pile of GNK volumes wondering what was going to happen next. I even got goosebumps around volume This is pure enjoyment, you feel like you're watching the characters moving around you, and even the skillfully rendered play parts are stunning, you find yourself reading Shakespeare on a manga, and enjoy it.
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Recommended Articles Loading There are no references for this article. But McIntosh says she is having success in communicating the additional value that a mask with a clear window provides.
Another important factor for hospitals and medical practices is compliance. Both require caregivers to take steps, including provision of translators and sign-language interpreters, to ensure safe and effective communication with patients. How often does your dentist pull down the mask to talk to you? A surgical mask with a clear window, or an ASL interpreter? Interpreters love the mask because they are equipped with mask protection; however, not all deaf people know sign language. Sometimes you need both—the interpreter and the mask.
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AMPHL hosts a convention every two years. I love this!! I couldn't hear and everyone has a mask so you have no idea what they are saying. I had surgery in August and stayed overnight. I was pretty stressed out about not being able hearing after they removed my HAs prior to going to the operating room, I used a form that Shari Ebert, Living With Hearing Loss blogger put on her blog.
It was wonderful and comforting. I took yo the hospital and the staff put my form with my hearing loss information in front of my chart. They comforted me by telling me where my hearing aids were prior to my surgery and told me they would give the to me as soon as I returned to my room.
It worked out wonderfully.
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