Satang and Mark forgetting the camera is rolling and they are supposed to be hating each other..
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Imagining there’s a whole language for flame users based off of what colors they’re wearing particularly when it comes to skies. Like everyone tends to lean into wearing the color of their own flame. Occasionally you will see someone throw on a splash of orange if they are looking for a sky but for a sky? For a bonded sky? Wearing the color of one of their guardians is seen as giving them favor, of holding them above all others, of claiming them publicly even more than their bond has already claimed them.
All this to say Tsuna wears a red shirt and Hayato, the only one that understands the unspoken rules, runs face first into a wall
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"really? dating someone you rescued? you know that never ends well"
"this is different. anyway—"
no, no tell me how it's different buck. is it because it's not really about dating her at all? is it because she sees you, or because she doesn't see you? doesn't know you any deeper than you want her to? doesn't expect anything from you because she doesn't have a pre-lightning buck to compare it to? is it because she looks at you and you don't see your own fear reflected back at you the way it is with all the people who loved you and watched you die?
"the truth is, I still don't know how to act. I am different, but I feel like I have to try and be the same old buck, mostly for the sake of everyone else"
for everyone else, you say? everyone who is out here saying thing like:
"buck, you died"
"buck. you died"
"you died, buck"
"three minutes and seventeen seconds"
"whatever it is you're feeling, you don't have to hide it"
while you're over here saying:
"I feel fine"
"you have to stop trying to fix me, maddie"
"please don't ask me how I'm feeling"
"you can't cut me any slack"
idk buck maybe it's just me, but it seems like the only person who is putting pressure on you to be the same old buck is yourself. and maybe that is for the sake of everyone else, maybe you just don't want them to worry. or maybe you're the one who is scared, maybe you're the who doesn't know how to face it, how to process it, how heal and keep moving forward. how to grieve because maybe you aren't dead, but you died, and you're allowed to not be okay about that
"when I woke up in that hospital, I felt like I had gotten away with something"
maybe you don't want to face it and move on? maybe you don't think you're allowed to? maybe you did get away with something, maybe you've been getting away with it your whole life, except this time death had you. you died. all those times you've skated through a near death experience finally caught up to you, but somehow you got away with it this time too and you don't understand why
"my life could have ended, right then and then, but it didn't. that has to mean something"
"It means you're one lucky guy"
"yeah, well, I don't think I'm going to get that lucky again"
"maybe you don't have to"
you've spent your whole life looking for signs from the universe, looking for answers, looking for something to make it all make sense. you think natalia will have those answers, but you're so busy searching that you're not looking right in front of you. you're not listening.
you died, buck, you're gonna feel a lot of different ways about that, sometimes all at the same time. you don't have to be anything for anybody. you think you’re expendable but you’re wrong. I know you did. there’s no one in the world I trust with my son more than you.
you want it to mean something? you want the secret to happiness? you want someone to see you? to see more in you than you see in yourself? well maybe you should stop trying so hard to find it and realise you've already made it. you've already been chosen a hundred times over, now you just to wake up and see it
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You know, I don't really like Abbacchio's backstory for a couple of reasons. It highlights a couple of inconsistencies with Vento Aureo's messaging and also doesn't make much sense as a motivation, I think.
In Giorno's backstory, we get an explicit message that the police fail to protect the weak or stop crimes in Italy. One of the reasons why crime is such a big issue is that the Italian state itself is corrupt and unhelpful- thus creating a justified sense of distrust between the citizens and the police.
But then, in Abbacchio's backstory, we're told that the citizens are actually "thankless" and "unappreciative" for disliking the police... even though we're told and shown that the police do nothing to help citizens or stop criminals?
Even Abbacchio's backstory itself works as an example for how bad the police are. In it, he accepts a bribe from a criminal instead of arresting him, and that leads to said criminal running free and going on to kill a civilian. Abbacchio, along with the police force as a whole, fail to stop crime. Why turn around and blame the citizens for being "thankless", then, if there's nothing for them to be thankful for?
Not to mention, if Abbacchio fell into a deep depression because he had such a strong sense of justice and then allowed an innocent to come to harm as well as causing the death of his partner, it seems illogical for him to then join a crime organization, of all things. I can't imagine how he'd be motivated to join Passione if he hated harming innocents that much. I guess it could work as a "character falls from grace and keeps digging deeper"-type backstory, but that's not really elaborated on well enough for me to say.
The anime adaptation makes this even worse by having a scene where Bruno personally invites Abbacchio to join the gang with the line "Don't die bound by your past." How is joining organized crime "freeing" Abbacchio of his past? Isn't that just him doubling down?
I could also say the same thing about Giorno's backstory. Apparently, what's responsible for "straightening out Giorno's heart" and giving him his "unwavering sense of justice and righteousness" is... idolizing a crime boss that murdered a young child's dad for selling drugs and eventually wanting to become a gangster himself. Something doesn't feel quite right about that to me.
Vento Aureo is very confused with its messaging in a lot of ways, and Abbacchio's backstory especially highlights this. I just don't see how the logic follows through or what it's trying to do.
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I like Gale Baldur's Gate 3 because he is associated with color purple, has a magic cat familiar and approves of my actions, talk about nonexistent standards 👍
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Buffy you're implicitly asking Faith if she's horny is it any wonder she got the wrong idea.
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