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[itsmaferart]

Small Theory # 5

Have you thought that perhaps Twilight's words in the "Honey Trap" are a foreshadow?

I've already talked a lot about the honey trap, in this scene Twilight was definitely not thinking, much less using the "best strategy" of conquest for his fake wife.

But don't you find the words he decided to use to talk to Yor curious?

Without context, these words fit perfectly in a post-identity reveal talk, as a statement by Twilight Let's skip for a few moments the context of the scene, reading only the dialogue (lies) that Twilight is saying:

"I am so sorry I made you worry, Yor..."

Surely if the truth were revealed, the Forger family would fall, and with it would come a separation, possibly both he and Yor would be very confused in a possible war conflict soon to be reactivated. In this case, Twilight would be apologizing, if he will be reunited with Yor, because he has only been worrying her….

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..."But I still want you to trust me"...

But could Yor? They have both been deceiving each other, they have lied about their real jobs. But Yor has been much more truthful, she has told him true civilian identity, he knows about Yuri and the absence of their parents, her maternal feelings for Anya are totally genuine, and by that point she knows she is "in love with him" she knows her feelings for him are real too.

…So, if Twilight, the spy, asked her to continue to trust him, would she do it?

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..."Do you hate me now, Yor?"...

If she is not sure she trusts him, because she does not know what words and actions were real or not, Twilight might think that Yor now hates him, and she will never have another chance to regain his trust

..."All this time I've spent by your side has finally made me realize how I fell about you"...

And if indeed, Twilight realizes that all the time he has been with Yor has only made him fall in love with her without realizing it, and after a long time by her side is that he manages to realize what his true feelings are.

And most importantly…

..."Yor, I want you to be my real wife

And that's when he declares that he wants her to be his real wife (with a subtle blush on her cheek escaping).

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Isn't it funny that Twilight used these words? He could have really chosen another kind of phrases, more appropriate ones, to make her understand that Yor is irreplaceable and achieve his goal of seducing her for the mission. After all Loid Forger (Twilight) is not far from being able to seduce her, he lives with her daily, and he has ten years as a spy seducing women to back him up. And he decides in the end to use these kinds of words that were clearly going to lead him to utter failure.

I find it hard to believe that this was a banality. What if Twilight's lies end up backfiring on him, and statements like, "I will protect Yor with my life" or "Why are you getting irritated, Twilight? She's not even my real wife"… end up becoming very real.

Twilight has already implied that he doesn't want the relationship he has with Yor to be ruined, and that wrong ideas make her feel bad…. There is nothing more important than Yor's well-being… for the mission

What if he realizes deep down he is expressing with these words that he genuinely does not want to lose Yor? ❤️

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Let me know what you think!!!

[piracytheorist]

Twiyor's first kiss HAS to happen with Yor grabbing Loid by the lapels of his jacket or the sides of his face or something and kissing the bejeezus out of him while he's freezing in place and going red as a tomato and then she walks away smiling while he's left completely befuddled by how much in love he is with her DO YOU SEE MY VISION

[huntricx]

Your Idol + responding to Huntr/x

[rainbowdracula]

loidyor wherein Yor's coworkers are gossiping about their boyfriends in bed and then hit her with the "so how often does Dr. Perfect make you come" and Yor freaks out, not knowing what to say, and blurts out "t-three!"

Loid comes down to City Hall to take Yor out to lunch and wonders why all her coworkers are staring at him, sparking an anxiety spiral and working even harder to be the Perfect Husband. meanwhile Yor's coworkers have upgraded him from "Dr. Perfect" to "Dr. Sex God" in their minds.

[piracytheorist]

losing my mind over this btw

[ladyelainehilfur]

"MY WIFE" LET'S GOOOOOOOOO

[twiyorbase]

Loid Forger, what were you going to say?

LOID FORGER, WHAT WERE YOU GOING TO SAY?

[julietcpulet]

I love Twilight and Yor’s conversation here. Because I saw many fans before with Twilight’s perfect husband routine going, “if the husband isn’t like this, I don’t want him” but the reality is, the best marriages are a team effort. Yor saying it was nice he even complained to her is proof that a true bond comes from people feeling wanted in a marriage. It’s not about co-dependency or neediness but making the other person’s contribution feel valuable. But if one is always pulling the weight then it seems like the other hasn’t put in as much marital effort. It can’t always be 50 / 50 but the successful marriages get that when one partner puts in their 70%, you should come in with your best 30% in whatever you do.

Like Yor saying that just because Loid could do everything didn’t mean she didn’t want him to rely on her. It’s the true sense of complementing one another. And also asking for help, not just expecting someone to read your needs, or like Yor’s funny situation of thinking she had to have “gripes” to be normal. The way Twilight’s expression softens as he’s listening and takes in what Yor is saying kind of points to me that instead of just internally shirking her off, a part of him does want this to be the reality. Where they can share their burdens together. Even though Yor and Twilight are technically not a real couple, yet, their marriage more and more exemplifies what a great one could look like.

[yuzukahachimir]

Only two people have the ability to dislodge Loid from the spot, and they are Anya and Yor.

I find it so funny,the faces he makes when he doesn't know what to do.

And let's not forget, this was the one who mocked that patient because he didn't understand his wife.

[smol-ackerman]

YOR FORGER

SPY X FAMILY S3 Ep. 10:

[garussy]

So we can all agree that NOTHING about that reunion scene in Zootopia 2 was platonic right????

[yuzukahachimir]

Twilight, the strongest spy, who lives day to day without fear of anything but what really knocks him out and makes him lose consciousness is that Anya could get another tonitrus bolt.

We agree that he is reliving childhood memories while unconscious again.#

[itsmaferart]

The curious thing about Yor's drunken disaster scene and the honey trap is that it is presented to us as a confusing event where both try to prioritize (justify) that it is all about their own interests but taking totally opposite actions.

Yor, on the one hand, tries to convince herself that everything she does is for the sake of her cover so as not to be suspicious. But what seems to torment her is the idea that Loid might fall in love with someone else. After all, it's kind of logical? (Of course not) someone like Loid can't fall in love with someone like her (Totally absurd!!!!).

But why should this interest someone who only proposed a marriage for a cover to avoid the police?!

It's funny that Yor's claim was her spitting out a bunch of garbled (from the alcohol) claims. Yor may have talked about their arrangement out loud, oblivious to other patrons present and the man at the bar, talking about how Loid is sabotaging their mutual agreement with his 'infidelity', putting them both in danger.

However, none of this happened, Yor's fear was that her fake husband would turn out to be in love with someone else and so he is going to replace her as mother and wife Forger.

And yet, Yor preferred to take the less selfish route, even though he clearly did not want to. She wanted to convince herself that walking away on her own was the best way to let Loid be happy, and him being happy is above a deck (Yes, she definitely loves him)

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it shows the importance that both have for each other. Loid has been a game changer for Yor by giving her the opportunity to be part of a (fake) family, proving in the process that she is much more than she and her insecurities think she is. She simply can't be replaced, he never thought of doing it to begin with. Yes, there may be many women who take the place of mother Forger, but none will be like her, because she is a genuine mother's (and wife's) love and devotion.

And her strength is not her greatest attribute, nor her greatest flaw, it is part of her, yes it is a part that she should love and value. And no, I don't mean physical strength (it's not the strength Twilight talks about either). But the strength in her heart to overcome adversity and to shelter others in her lap to protect those she loves.

[piracytheorist]

Might write a drabble about this but the beautiful thing with twiyor touches post-reveals is that for Yor it will be the first time the touch feels safe, and there will be no instinct to draw away and fight, while for Twilight it will be the first time the touch feels real and there will be no instinct to fake anything.

(anime only here, don't spoil me for the manga)

[itsmaferart]

Spy x Family X Chair - Cover 13

Well, now that season 3 of our adorable family of liars for the sake of world peace has returned, it feels only right to make a new analysis of the manga covers.

Warning: This could be considered a spoiler if you’re not up to date with the manga.

As some of you might know, I’ve always been fascinated by Endo’s concept of representing his characters through everyday objects that were so significant during the post-war industrial era—like chairs.

You've seemed kind of different lately, Yor...Like you were a robot or something.

First, we have our not-so-beloved city hall employees — and maybe, just maybe, Yor’s “friends,” even if they remain rather mean-spirited and unpleasant.

We have Camila, Millie, and Sharon in their usual office outfits, striking poses that convey grace, elegance, and efficiency. Camila is busy writing documents (though we know she can sometimes fall behind on her work), Sharon is possibly supervising to make sure everything is in order (although most of the time, she doesn’t seem to care much), and Millie is serving a cup of coffee (let’s hope she doesn’t add a booger this time).

Tulip Chhair de Eero Saarinen, 1957

Eero Saarinen set out to address the “ugly, confusing, and restless world.”

Saarinen embodies the “Space Age,” with his obsession to “eliminate the clutter” of traditional chair legs, offering a revolutionary solution: a single pedestal base made of cast aluminum supporting a molded fiberglass seat. Usually painted white to appear as a unified piece, its organic and futuristic silhouette captured the technological optimism of the post-war era, a period marked by the space race and faith in industrial progress.

In other words, the chair is a symbol of a new visual order and a modernity that sought to leave behind the “disorder” of the past.

Looking back, the choice of this chair to represent Yor’s three colleagues—Camila, Millie, and Sharon—seems extremely fitting. Endo presents them as women living right in that tension between order and disorder, between what they want to appear to be and what they really are.

At first glance, their lives seem “normal”: young, attractive, with jobs, partners, and apparent stability. They fit into the rigid standards of their time, yet they still inhabit the same “ordinary, ugly, confusing, and restless world” they represent.

We know very well that these three girls do not have very pleasant personalities. In fact, it’s no surprise that many people dislike Camila for bullying Yor, making passive-aggressive comments, or even trying to sabotage and humiliate her in front of everyone—simply because she feels insecure and envious of Yor’s kindness and beauty, even though there’s no real reason to do so.

Still, none of them escape the post-war climate and the paranoia that permeates their country, and...of course, why not use this as an excuse to bully one of your co-worker? This really says a lot about how ordinary people like Camila, Millie, and Sharon often have negative societal prejudices so deeply internalized that they consider it normal to harass and mistreat others just because someone is “weird” or different. Completely forgetting the suffering they might cause and how lightly they take this kind of mistreatment:

It is often shown to us that being an "ordinary person" is not always synonymous with being a good person

Remember that it’s Camila who pushes Yor to find a partner, making her believe that being single could make her suspicious of espionage. She jokes with Millie and Sharon about reporting Yor to the police, gets jealous that Dominic talks to Yor naturally, and tries to humiliate her at the party because she couldn’t tolerate the idea that Yor has an attractive and attentive husband.

Throughout the story, we also see that Millie and Camila have poorly managed envy, perhaps stemming from the frustrations of their everyday lives. They often feel irritated by the calmness and kindness with which Yor handles her daily life. At first, Yor seems to them like a beautiful woman who lacks everything and does nothing—or at least, does not complain like they do.

At the beginning of the manga, Yor is someone content with the simple act of living and working, and she doesn’t seem actively concerned with looking more attractive to men or finding a partner, until the issue of espionage comes up. Likewise, Yor is so polite and kind that she seems not to notice when people mock her—or she simply doesn’t care enough to respond.

In fact, much of the participation of these three friends revolves around typical complaints, gossip, and mundane comments that we all experience in daily life. I’m not sure if this is Endo’s subtle critique of how, in everyday life, many people are more focused on maintaining appearances and talking behind others’ backs, while deep down feeling dissatisfied with the ordinary and unexciting nature of their lives.

Well, at least the soldiers survived. They made it home, didn't they? Hip hip hooray for them, right? But not my dad. He didn't get to come home at all! .

In a world at war, everyday things cease to be insignificant and may even become the most valuable moments of peace. It reminds us that sometimes we complain too much, and because of the ridiculous prejudices of our society, we miss the chance to share and enjoy time with good friends.

I think it’s a meaningful message, especially considering that Millie lost her father during the war, considering that Yor defended her and was there for her, despite the comments she received for doing so.

Sometimes they miss the chance to have an amazing friend like Yor just because they want to hold on to absurd, unfounded prejudices (perhaps some internalized misogyny). However, even at the current point in the story, while they are still a somewhat questionable group of friends, they seem to have a better bond with Yor.It’s a reminder from Endo that even the simplest people carry their own suffering inside.

Now, tell me, what do you think?

Read the previous part here.

[siro666b]

Twiyor

[yuzukahachimir]

I can't with this narrative it happened again🤣

But we can't judge Yor for that. With a fake husband like Loid, who wouldn't be distracted?