Rule of Rose - Track07

Composed by Yutaka Minobe

Category:

Music

Tags:

• rule
• of
• rose
• soundtrack
• score
• cool
• thriller
• horror
• romantic
• epic
• sad
• japanese
• orphanage
• koi
• fish
• life
• kids

[jo5674]

uuh? whats that thing over the mansion?

looks like a giant fish O_O

[SuperGuitarDude]

Yeah it's a giant Koi Fish :). Pretty symbolic, too.

[0oAngelicLieso0]

This is beautiful...

[BreeTheV]

This is my favorite. Because it feels like there is some hope for Jennifer in all this absolute turmoil and chaos. There is uncertainty, depression, fear in this song, and then finally, hope and happiness at the flourish and closing of the song. I love it and it makes me feel hopeful as well.

[WelcomeViolet]

@jo5674 airship

[MrsTwinLover]

in that angle it looks like a butterfly which was part of a chapter in rule of Rose and in another angle it looks like a fish swimming again another chapter plus the ship itself. and its wings look just those of a bird and again part of another chapter. very symbolic good job

[Iemanonymous1]

@4EverLeoLover I would have believed you, but you typed like an illiterate. Seriously, it isn't hard to type all those left over letters....

[LuffyDumpkins]

@xXMrGreenEyes24Xx Wow cool! How could you tell it was yours?

[Tilerkeneddy]

@jo5674 is a cepelling whit a fish form is some kind of ariship you enter in it in the first half of the game

[whizcuz]

@misamane20 Yes, there are basically two endings to the game.

[misamane20]

This song is amazing(: I don't think I've heard it in the game though. But i read in the comments about a secret ending?

[MutantWren]

In Japan, the Koi is a symbol of platonic love, togetherness, friendship. So it's that, as well as having symbolic parallels due to appearing in Wendy's sickroom drawings and in the aquarium as an actual fish.

[NeenjaGrl]

whoa, great insight! i read on some site on the web, that this whole game has symbolism like that. i thought as much though, since the game wouldn't have made an inch of sense if the scenes weren't meant to be symbolic.