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Title: Take Me Away
Song: "Take Me Away"
Artist: Avril Lavigne
Category: Character Study
Characters: Mai, Jou, Varon, Dartz
Size: 26.75MB
Length: 3:10
Summary: This is about Mai during the fourth season, how she felt lost and confused and angry and her choices to join Dartz, Varon and gang due to that confusion and anger, which stemed from Battle City and her feelings for Jou.
Extra Notes: Hurray! I'm back! No more crashed computer keeping me down! Anyway, the coloring is really simple, so I don't think it needs explanation. The first two choruses with the words "come and take me away" are her decision to join Dartz's side, and the last chorus with the repeating version is her realizing that Jou is the one she needs and she should stop blaming him for everything.
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