Talk:Emerald Magic/@comment-24270379-20150814095128

I've watched/listened to this multiple times for the past couple of days, and I noticed something.

At first glance, her dancing is rather sporadic and odd. But after I'd watched it a couple of times, I noticed that her dancing was actually representing the four main characters of the Wizard of Oz.

In the beginning, she was Dorothy. Sumire had a sort of longing expression, and her movements were soft and calm.

Her movements begin to become more fluid and almost contemporary ballet-like around the end of the first verse, where she represents the Scarecrow.

When she says the line "motto juku shiteku" her movements become akin to a robot's--stiff and rigid. This is where she represents the Tin Man.

When the chorus starts, her dancing becomes more wild, and again, more fluid. This is the point where she represents the Lion.

I could just be over-analyzing this though.