#it wouldn't straight up make osiris so antagonizing to mithrax especially compared to the fact he was an early eliksni sympathizer

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maybe it's just me but i think a story panning out "obviously" after months and months of planning and small hints is much more satisfying than a surprise twist of sav hiding as Some Random Citizen would ever be

#i wasn't on that theory at first but. it makes a lot of sense to me #mostly because osiris hasn't had Any development these past three seasons #nor has he had any lore entries from his perspective #despite the plethora of them available during and before immolant #he's an active player but we haven't seen any of his thoughts written down which is weird esp considering the trauma he just went through #like. look what they did with eris in meticulously explaining it from her view #to not a single word from osiris #i'm excited tbh #my posts #ADDITIONALLY #i have studied osiris like some sort of. academic #i've studied him EXTENSIVELY #and the argument for ''it's grief'' only goes so far #i have a list of details explaining how incredibly ooc he's been and how while grief can change a person #it wouldn't straight up make osiris so antagonizing to mithrax especially compared to the fact he was an early eliksni sympathizer #also his voice. like. his inflection's changed. #compare how he talks in his vanguard coms with how he's been talking in this season #there's a notable difference #okay okay #maybe i'll write my essay about how i think this plot point is actually quite interesting and good #not in the tags....