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(Future Fantasy) Tsuyu's color varies from day to day, but he'd make more money if he were a darker shade of blue all the time. (5,218 words; Time: 17m)
Rating: ★★★☆☆ Average
"Blue Grey Blue," by Yukimi Ogawa [bio] (edited by Neil Clarke), appeared in Clarkesworld issue 123, published on December 1, 2016.
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Pro: It's pleasant that Tsuyu's boss is such a reasonable person, letting people work from the branch office whenever they're the wrong color to attract tourists.
Con: There's no plot. Tsuyu isn't trying to accomplish anything other than date Ai. She's the one driving all the action, and he benefits because she makes a mistake--not due to any action of his own.
The entire situation is rather confusing. Was it a mutation that changed people's body colors? Or technology? Why would you need to steal color from people to give it to others?
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Con: There's no plot. Tsuyu isn't trying to accomplish anything other than date Ai. She's the one driving all the action, and he benefits because she makes a mistake--not due to any action of his own.
The entire situation is rather confusing. Was it a mutation that changed people's body colors? Or technology? Why would you need to steal color from people to give it to others?
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