There were two reasons why Ishida Sansei refused to drink the water. First of all, some people thought that he refused to drink water because persimmons were prone to phlegm. He did not want to die with unclean things, and persimmons were not good for the body. Secondly, Ishida Sansei believed that ambitious people should cherish their bodies and be responsible for themselves even when they were on the verge of death. He refused to drink water to maintain his self-discipline and cherish himself. These two explanations reflected Ishida Mitsunari's characteristics and self-cultivation as an ambitious person.
Well, a Nishimiya x Ishida fanfiction often explores the relationship between these two characters. It could be about their friendship deepening into something more, like a romantic relationship. The fanfiction might focus on their interactions, how they understand each other's feelings, and the development of their bond over time.
I'm pretty sure Ishida doesn't have a niece in the manga. Usually, such significant family relations would be clearly shown or at least hinted at, but there's been no indication of this.
This was a pair of positive and negative sentences.
Positive even sentences refer to two symmetrical sentences in which the subject and the predicates of each sentence are the same. In this sentence, the guards and loyal people are the subjects, while the guards and loyal people are the predicates, indicating their duties and actions respectively. Therefore, this sentence is a symmetrical sentence in which each sentence meets the grammar requirements of the positive even sentence.
The deviation from the original. 'Antithesis hp fanfic' is interesting because it goes against the norm of the 'Harry Potter' series. It allows the author to explore different character arcs, like making a villain a hero or vice versa.
Ishida doesn't die. The manga follows a different trajectory for his character arc, emphasizing his personal development and relationships rather than a tragic end like death.
One interesting antithesis could be the reversal of good and evil characters' personalities. For example, making Draco Malfoy a secretly kind-hearted person while Harry Potter has some unexpected dark tendencies. Another could be the opposite of Hogwarts' usual atmosphere, like a fanfic where Hogwarts is a place full of chaos and anarchy instead of order and learning. And also, the antithesis of magic's use, such as magic being used for destruction rather than for good and helpful purposes in the fanfiction world.
Antithesis adds depth to Harry Potter fanfiction by creating contrast. For example, if you have a fanfic where the values of Hogwarts are flipped, it makes readers think about what those values really mean. When we see a different side of familiar characters or settings, it enriches our understanding. It also allows for more complex character development. If a normally heroic character has a dark side in the fanfic, it shows that characters are not one - dimensional.
One key element is the clear contrast between the two opposing elements. For example, in a character - based antithesis, like in 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde', the two personalities should be distinct. Another element is the development of these opposing elements over the course of the story. They can't just be static; there has to be some kind of change or evolution, like in 'Beauty and the Beast' where the Beast changes over time. Also, the plot should be structured in a way that the antithesis drives the story forward, creating conflict and resolution.