Talk:Imagawa Yoshimoto/@comment-137.205.0.113-20181127123710

The background and personality describes her way more negatively than the novel does. I could be remembering wrong, but my interpretation of her character is that she's definitely a bit of a dim girl who kind of like goes with the flow and doesn't really care about most things which is why she accepts her puppet shogun role. Not because she gives a crap about her reputation, even she realizes her reputation is shit, but because it allows her to live the high life as a noble without having to worry about military conflicts which she isn't very talented at especially for that era. I always felt that it was her adviser that was the main driving force to conquer Japan and once he died, she just tried to continue that ambition because they were already that deep into it.