i can't remember who i already sent asks to so??? i'm so sorry if you get a double one djghvjsk buuuut 8, 13, 58 + 100 for spotify wrapped?
thank you!!
8: distorted light beam - bastille
13: the curse of the blackened eye - orville peck
58: farewell wanderlust - the amazing devil
100: paciencia y fe - in the heights original broadway company
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while the afton kids WERE raised by a ( at least one, confirmed ) british parent(s), they grew up in the united states, making their accents more likely to mirror the majority of people around them— michael, especially, when he was younger and probably DID have more of a british accent in his voice, he would've PURPOSEFULLY gotten as much of it out as he could. so i don't think the kids had heavy accents, But...
they absolutely picked up WORDS. growing up around it, michael's vocabulary is full of british slang that most people in utah wouldn't say, the accent does also come out when using these words
the accent DOES come out in stressful situations— when he's upset, angry, nervous, in trouble, any time when he doesn't really have as much control of his voice. again it's not just full on heavy british, but you can DEFINITELY hear it.
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Thinking again about how in college I didn’t mention anything about being autistic but when I told the story of how my mom had to keep all the soap and shampoo locked up when I was a toddler because I would eat and drink it if I could get my hands on it my professor looked at me and confidently said “that’s a very common sensory seeking behaviour for children who are on the spectrum”.
I learned after I graduated that her daughter’s autistic. She’d also worked with autistic kids for years so I don’t know why I thought I was so stealth. It was just so bizarre to be confidently labelled by a stranger. Not even in the “you’re a little strange. Just so unique!” way. Just a confident non-judgmental observation. Assign Autistic In Class.
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For sure. If Ichi actually considered Jo a father figure he definitely would've counted three rather than two at the end, so it's more of a parallel than anything, but it's neat. I was reminded of this part of a conversation I had some time ago about why Jo appears to single out Ichi:
I also think there's some parallels to the Cinderella effect ("the phenomenon of higher incidences of […] child abuse and mistreatment by stepparents"). I'm not quite saying Jo can be considered a "stepdad" [or that] Jo and Arakawa were partners in this specific sense. But when you're the father of a child that you consider another guy to also be the "real" father of (more obvious in Japanese), and then that other guy suddenly brings a new kid into the mix who you think is his biological son, I definitely think "a bias towards kin, and a conflict between […] partners of investing in young that are unrelated to one partner" would crop up.
Also, speaking of fathers and sons, I wanted to touch on the part of Mine's character story you mentioned a little. Daigo actually says he sees Kiryu as more than family, not that he doesn't see him as family. Obviously he's still struggling to put it into words, and it is up to interpretation (I think Mine's interpretation is kind of Disastrous™ going forward, in fact, but I'll save that for when I get over the secondhand embarrassment of talking about it).
But I would argue Daigo is saying that his bond with Kiryu is greater than with his biological family (certainly Sohei, at any rate), or even with the "family" the Tojo represents to him. And I think the official comic that explores his relationship with Kiryu over the course of the series from his perspective reinforces that.
Y6 was written by Furuta whereas all previous numbering entries with Daigo (except Y0) were written by Yokoyama, and it was kind of a big deal when he chose to put their relationship into words specifically in that way, because Kiryu's always been Big Brother Age. Still, with RGGO being written by Yokoyama and Takeuchi, they have this obvious Thing for family transcending blood relation, so I'm pretty confident in saying that was a way to tie directly into Y6 rather than to (temporarily) contradict it. It demonstrates growth more in emotional intelligence and articulation than in his actual viewpoint, so I appreciate the nuance of that.
It’s for sure a Cinderella Effect situation!
And thank you for the clarification on that- I admit I didn’t go back to double check the exact wording, so it’s totally on me for misrepresenting that line. But I agree with that sentiment wholeheartedly!
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Me, waking up to this dumpster fire of a country adding more garbage to the flames, while my current personal life is in precarious limbo:
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