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Re: Hanako's burns
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 9:40 pm
by Eraser35
Sgt_Frog wrote:Eraser35 wrote:Pseudogenesis wrote:
This is probably, at least in my mind, the perfect representation of what the extent of Hanako's scarring is. (Picture not quoted, see original post.) It's worthy of a double-take at first, but it certainly doesn't obscure the (Speaking objectively; not gay) attractiveness of the person. Just a quick question, though: Are these fresh burn wounds, or scars that have healed? I'm not versed at all in this area.
healed scars, I would say she's had them for 10 maybe 11 years
If she's had them for 10 years, why have they not faded to brown? Why do they still look reddish?
I'm just guessing
Re: Hanako's burns
Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2012 11:43 pm
by Pseudogenesis
Eraser35 wrote:Pseudogenesis wrote:Brogurt wrote:
This is probably, at least in my mind, the perfect representation of what the extent of Hanako's scarring is. (Picture not quoted, see original post.) It's worthy of a double-take at first, but it certainly doesn't obscure the (Speaking objectively; not gay) attractiveness of the person. Just a quick question, though: Are these fresh burn wounds, or scars that have healed? I'm not versed at all in this area.
healed scars, I would say she's had them for 10 maybe 11 years
If she's had them for 10 years, why have they not faded to brown? Why do they still look reddish?
They look more dark and purple to me, not reddish at all. That's the way some scars can be. Maybe they picked purple hair for her to complement the scars.
Re: Hanako's burns
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 12:04 am
by WorldlyWiseman
Sgt_Frog wrote:
If she's had them for 10 years, why have they not faded to brown? Why do they still look reddish?
A lot of the time they look a bit purple to me. It might be a lighting thing, or have to do with how she obscures them.