Depending on one’s interpretation of the story, one might think that hints are being scattered all over the place about Haruhi’s real motives behind her irrationality. One might infer envy, pride or a simple hunger from attention from a certain someone

However, one’s inference could possibly be swayed further towards far deeper and far more primal feelings that mere need for attention, after seeing Haruhi’s shocked face from noticing Kyon’s intentions. Whether or not this is mere fear, or a shocked face of disbelief and disillusionment is in question.
After all, her resulting ‘disappointment’ and ‘melancholy’ may lead us to believe that perhaps the result was not so much anger than sadness. Though even that is only one way of interpreting her actions after that.
Perhaps she is just a simple girl who is suffering from a brain disorder that reduces her sensibility occasionally and forces her to act on impulse? And that anger from certain people may reduce her ability to maintain her motivation?
The difficulties in inferring her real intentions and feelings are akin to the challenges in interpreting the Bible. Many schools of thought now exist, but it is obvious that a certain, more stereotypical one would probably prevail. She is labelled a God after all…







September 5th, 2009 at 9:29 pm
all she really needs is some hot loving from Kyon and we all know that it isnt going to happen since he has the hots for Yuki =3
September 8th, 2009 at 2:29 pm
You know, after abruptly halting my watching of Haruhi since Episode 4 (or whatever episode that was aired last time in 2004), I have been following the show through other [people]‘s blog posts. A lot of psychoanalysis for what is simply a yearning for attention. (After all, let’s remove the useless “Haruhi is God” motive and look at her straight as a human.)
My real question will be, then: what is Haruhi’s objective, apart from proving the existence of aliens, time travellers and espers?
September 9th, 2009 at 6:52 pm
I’m actually disappointed that Itsuki stopped Kyon from you-know-what. Haruhi really deserved it.