Actually I do have thoughts and oddly enough it’s about gem, who I haven’t watched too much this season.
If you want to do Lore: She gets pulled into another persons body for a single day, she kills people she knows from a different world a few times and goes back home where everyone acts fine.
She wakes up a few months later as one of the contestants.
So she adapts, makes friends and alliances. It’s almost fun! They all have team ups and okay, some people are better at survival than others, but she’s having a good time. she does the secrets just like everyone else. Sure, some of hers are more violent than others but that’s what she’s good at and she won’t apologize for that.
(She does, profusely, after the fact. People accept, but suddenly she doesn’t know if they’re being honest.)
And then they all turn red. And then they all get a secret that says something so simple, so out of reach for most of them.
And it’s not fun anymore.
She’s running from people, she’s feeling a craving for blood and more hearts that’s not natural. She’s watching the people she’s grown close to turn on each other for ten hearts and watching everyone else be okay with it because “that’s how the game works”
Scott tells her to kill him. Tell her that he can’t get it done. Impulse is gone, and Scott is so calm when he’s throwing her stuff that will hopefully kill her other two friends still alive. He sounds like he’s made peace with the fact, that he KNOWS Gem is going to kill him.
She does.
She doesn’t have time to process it, something she screams about as soon as the lightning fades. She doesn’t have time-but that isn’t the right game, she isn’t in THAT game- when Pearl and Scar are right there coming for her.
She’s shaken up, she’s alone. She’s readying her sword anyways.
Gem is a fighter, but as she yells at Pearl asking her why she’s trying to kill her, Gem realizes she doesn’t know why she’s fighting in the first place.
Her first game, and she dies to people she considered friends.
And THAT is her introduction to the life series.
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it’s the way ayan looks at akk whenever akk initiates something. when he kisses him first, and kisses him again. ayan looks at him like… this is the akk i’ve always knew was there, and finally i see him. I see the akk that loves me, because he loves himself enough to let himself love me. because to him, akk will never look as beautiful, take his breath away as much, as he does when he is wholly and unashamedly himself
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y’all ever get crazy awful painful pins and needles in the bottom of your feet at night cause it’s been happening to me the past few nights in a row and i’m getting sick of it
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from the succession podcast it sounds like kieran thinks roman has successfully pushed down the voicemail/possible guilt about logan’s death and is genuinely like .. not thinking about it, which i find really surprising honestly. is that really not going to come back? trying to figure out whether this is a “pre-grieved” situation (read: obviously a failing attempt at repression) which was my original take, of course, but the fact that kieran says, like, “i’ve actually thought about that” makes me think it’s not something that will come up in future episodes — if repressed guilt/fear/self-loathing ab possibly causing logan’s death is part of roman’s ‘arc’ this season, why would kieran say like ‘oh i’ve actually thought about this!’ like, that kinda makes it sound like it never comes up again, so kieran’s come up with his own take. but i mean… we’re supposed to think roman “yeah i pre-grieved” [one episode later] “i’m dead. i’m gone. it’s over for me” roy successfully pushed down the fact that his last ‘interaction’ with his dad was calling him a cunt over voicemail (his first time standing up to him Ever) which logan may or may not have heard before his death — and may or may not have CAUSED that death (we know the phone was found in the toilet, after all)??? successfully pushed it down my ass
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yuji’s character development after shibuya is so important. I mean in all honesty he’s a completely different person but he does still hold that idea of saving people. His heart is shattered and his mind is broken yet he’s more motivated to do what needs to be done. He’ll do anything even if it means giving his own life to get rid of sukuna. and it isn’t the same as before in the way that he was anticipating his execution. during the culling arc he was way too ready to trade his life for Angel to unseal Gojo (he mentions it quite a bit). that fact just makes me so sad.
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