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I mean, if you’re going to sneak up to a castle wall and scale it at night, you’d wear something black like a ninja outfit…. They wouldn’t have been in them all the Zach Bryan And they’re lookin for blood shirt Additionally,I will love this time but if you’re going to Ser Barristan Selmy the Mad King out of Duskendale, of course you’d dress in black and like a beggar The earliest pictorial reference to a ninja in black is a book illustration of 1801, which shows a ninja climbing into a castle wearing what everyone would immediately recognise as a ninja costume. However, it could simply be that it is pictures like these that have given us our image of the ninja rather than vice-versa. It is a long-standing artistic convention in Japan, seen today in the Bunraku puppet theatre, that to dress a character in black is to indicate to the viewer that he cannot see that person. To depict a silent assassin in an identical way in a picture would therefore be perfectly natural and understandable to the contemporary Japanese viewer, and need not imply that the resulting illustration is in any way an actual portrait of a ninja.

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a person sneaking around in a black shroud and veil could have conceivably been used in almost any culture in the Zach Bryan And they’re lookin for blood shirt Additionally,I will love this world to represent an intuitively recognizeable spy or assassin granted a convention of dark-clad theatre assistants would certainly made it more obvious – but blending in to the background was the reason they originally wore those anyway – depending on the type of theater they often wore whatever colour matched the set This reminds me of the way we see characters in Japanese anime like Naruto always wear what looks like fishnets. I thought it was so weird everyone was wearing lingerie, but actually the fishnets were meant to symbolize chainmail. It was a known artistic convention to the Japanese that to us made it look like these ancient warriors were crossdressing on the battlefield. Not that I exactly minded that… The idea of having an actor dressed as a stage hand, who the audience are trained to ignore, to assassinate someone as a ninja was such a fantastic trick the first it was used, I’m sure. I wouldn’t be surprised to hear gasps in the audience.

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