Understandably, it was a traumatic event for the character, and with the arrival of a new arc, it would take full attention to it and not have time to work out the trauma of Karmi, in a series with six main characters, the which leads me to believe that they will approach it all off screen and then bring it back. The show didn’t write Karmi out, they took a break from Karmi’s character. Karmi didn’t take things from her lab, she put them away. When you move out, you don’t leave boxes, or not as many as you have in the picture. If Karmi were to make a permanent change (remember we are looking at symbolism here), there would be no boxes. Sad as this scene is, and honestly painful, it’s interesting: It could be thumb up, but it’s a heart that turns red… you get me.įinally, still speaking of my daughter, here proof that she will return, besides the most talked about, is her own laboratory. The ultimate test, when it comes to symbolism here, is when he will enjoy the story of Karmi.
In those exact moments, we can see Hiro knocking against the door, visibly distracted and embarrassed, here he literally has a “Crush.” Crush can be as much as knocking or crushing something as knocking on the door, as well as starting to like someone. He looks confused and surprised after that because that’s exactly how he feels with so much information to process here that you can see that he begins to fall in love with Karmi. (and no, she didn’t leave forever, I’ll talk about it later), it was here: Still talking about Karmiro (if it’s not obvious), I found it interesting in this episode that you can know the exact moment when Hiro is starting to have romantic feelings for Karmi. “A deep red rose can mean that you are ready for commitment, and have a deep passion for that person.”Īnd we know who else was with Karmi at this time… so Disney, I saw what you are doing… The same site says the following about red roses: “A deep or hot pink rose can convey gratitude, appreciation, recognition and is a great way to say “thank you.”Īnd that makes sense to show how Karmi feels, after all, the person with whom she showed this project was Liv Amara, Karmi’s idol, until then.īut what I found interesting was that the rose in the second experiment was red. For example, at Open House, Karmi’s rose was pink.Īccording to a specialized website, pink roses have the following meaning: The colors of roses have meaning and Disney is famous for using symbolism. Since I’m talking about them I would also like to talk about the rose of Karmi’s works. As I said before, it wasn’t just Karmi, Hiro also had to put his pride aside. It is empty, only with their projects reflecting how they are working together.
In this episode, where they finally became friends, you can see that their workbench reflects that. Warning that you will mention Karmiro, so… no hate pleaseįirst of all, my theory about how the tables Hiro and Karmi work on always reflect how his relationship (You can read about it here) came up with in City of Monster. So… since the Monsters city arch has been going on for some time and I’m still in denial, I’ll bring some symbolism / theories from this episode.
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