people who say that gon doesn't care about right or wrong often use the fact that gon befriended killua (an assassin) as proof, and it really confuses me. gon's relationship with morality and justice is much more interesting than "he doesn't care", it's actually quite the opposite to me. his sense of justice is very strong, he cares a lot. he just doesn't approach it in the way you expect, and that is because he is an inexperienced kid. he has his very own definition of what's right and what's wrong, and sticks with it. he also thinks in a very black and white way sometimes, which just emphasizes this.
gon befriending killua doesn't mean he doesn't think the fact he is an assassin is important. this point of view is stupid to me because gon befriended killua BEFORE he knew he was an assassin. gon got to know killua, and then learned he was an assassin, when they were having a conversation on the airship. gon trusting and liking killua for who he is before he knew this, is pretty much the point to me : because that is who killua really is. gon understood this. so when he learned that killua was born in an assassin family, he didn't stop being friends with him because he knew that's not who killua is at his core.
it kind of disappoints me when people think this because that is quite litteraly the whole point of their relationship in the hunter exam
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