I watched it recently and it probably is my favorite Ghibli film to date One thing that adds to “complexity” is the fact that throughout the movie both San and the Irontown people both question what side Ashitaka is on. But he isn’t on one- his goal isn’t as clear cut as Irontown bad, Forest good - which I think is a bias many people would take on this movie It shows that both places have their good which is worth protecting, and their bad parts That may be my favorite observation I’ve made from the movie
2:58 Dunning-Kruger effect…”people with low ability, expertise, or experience regarding a certain type of task or area of knowledge tend to overestimate their ability or knowledge.”
You express yourself quite well. It didn't feel like you were reading from a script, yet your points came across rapidly, fluidly, coherently, not meandering or repetitive. Thank you.
