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Originally Posted by Oren
Ho hum, here we go.
There is NO mention in the manga of proof that Misa's parents death leads to her likeness in clothes. No it doesn't. Perhaps the anime does, but NOT the manga. When Misa is introduced, there is absolutely no mention of this. Never does she state that Oh, my parents died, so I'm gonna dress like this and play with weird dolls to make me feel better.
Therefore, yes it is your opinion. And like assholes, we all have them. 
The manga came first, so that is the way the story is intended. If her likeness for clothes and dolls is justified in the anime as a result of her parents death, then that is just an explanation given in the anime and not part of the true story. Believe what you will...I know the truth.
And now you're calling Misa a "typical blonde girl". You're just digging your hole a little deeper, aren't you? Now you're stereotyping as well as assuming.
Ended..Finis...Game Over...Deleted....I'm done.
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lol wow you're so amusing. Noone said that the death of her parents led to her likeness in clothes. It is an observation and the MANGA shows this for a reason. It shows it by showing the dolls in her collection and her dark warddrobe of weird clothing. It doesn't type it in words because it is meant for people who can understand what has happened to Misa and how she has grown into what she is. Any mature person with any life experience will recognise that.
Secondly, sorry you took the stereotypical thing personally.
Misa IS shown to be blonde in the Anime and she isnt the smartest character in the story. If you can't deal with that, don't blame me. Write up a petition against whoever wrote Deathnote. [insert cry here] In the meanwhile i'll go dig another hole for shits and giggles
ps. i'm not even gonna bother quoting people, to try and justify whether
"all people who wear black are mentally unstable" because I didn't say anything like that. Thanks for explaining how you think life works though, for goths and the like. I'll write it down for future reference.
Bottom line, Misa is unstable and if you don't think so, good for you lol. I can't be bothered to explain poor Misas emotional standing anymore.
The End.