who i am, who i'll be

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[nirruti]

I’ve never seen an analysis of The Laughing Vampire beyond how great Suehiro Maruo’s art work is but I had some thoughts about Luna the other night. I really related to her when I first read the manga and still do honestly. She’s disgusted by growing up and sex and her changing body. She wants to be a child forever. But then her childhood is ripped away from her in the worst way imaginable. Her interests grow darker, she becomes hallow, and gets put in a deadly situation. Then Mori saves her and she finds love. She takes violent revenge against those who hurt her. It’s cathartic. At the end Luna enters a much darker world but it’s her world and her choice.

Reading this story is like reading my own. I think that’s why the first volume is such a great stand alone work. I don’t think the violent and sexual imagery takes anything away from the story in fact I think it’s necessary in this case.

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[nobrashfestivity]

Frederic Edwin Church  The Meteor of 1860, 1860

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WINTER GHOSTS by Sean Fitzgerald.

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Arthur Hacket, The Cloud, 1901 ig: archiveofangels  🕊️

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“Some things, once you’ve loved them, become yours forever. And if you try to let them go, they only circle back and return to you. They become part of who you are.”

-Kill Your Darlings

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