Board Thread:General Discussion/@comment-70.220.76.94-20150301075135/@comment-26355683-20150730013048

Yui may look like girly, weak, dumb and a damsel in distress on the outside, but she is actually, kind, caring, brave, smart, forgiving and loving in the inside. No matter how many times she is tortured by the vampires either; physically, mentally or verbally, she never lets the anger get to her or allow herself to break down into a helpless heap. Instead, she endures the pain inflicted on her in her small chest like that of a baby bird, and because she is able to do that, she gets stronger. Her bravery is also something to admire, because she is sometimes not scared to talk back to the vampires, even if the consequence would be bad. Yui also cleverly voices her thoughts, opinions, disagreements and sarcasms in her mind. She will only act when she feels that it is the right opportunity, as well as unleashing all the anger and irritation she has been supressing; proving to the vampires that they have underestimated her and that they are in the wrong. When that happens, they find themselves powerless against her or lost with words to defend their own beliefs. Even when the vampires refuse to admit they are wrong, Yui is willing to put her life on the line in order to make her point clear (I always remember that moment in Ayato's route in MORE BLOOD when Yui climbed over the school fence in order to prove her love for him)! She is also caring because when she sees the vampires suffering, she will always rush to their side, even if they push her away. Yui will also try her best to make them feel better through gentle words or affectionate gestures such as a simple hug. Only  she  can change those vampires and make them understand the true meaning of human love. No other heroine can replace her!

Yui is also a natural beauty! Her fair platinum blonde hair (beautifully drawn in the game), her large and cute sherbet pink-coloured eyes, and her lovely and gentle smile that can put one at ease. No matter what expressions is displayed on her face of either; fear, anxiety, terror or sadness, she is still beautiful. She already doesn't need make-up to improve her looks, she is cute and beautiful the way she is. You are immediately captivated by her youthful charm and innocent demeanor. On a totally unrelated topic, Yui also kind of reminds me of Jane Bennett and Elizabeth Bennett from Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice. Jane is the most beautiful out of her sisters in the family, but is naive at the same time, when on the other hand, her sister Elizabeth is intelligent and witty. Those two characters seem to somewhat fit Yui's character in my opinion.