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30 Day Ace Attorney Challenge, Day 13 - Saddest moment in the story: Literally everything that happens to Simon Keyes/Souta Sarushiro
It was a tough competition between this and Godotâs exploding toasterface (and admittedly, due to my own biases, the phantom reveal probably could have beaten it out if Simon Blackquill had been allowed to show literally any reaction at all), but for me the saddest of AA moments is when Keyes starts spouting his ridiculously miserable backstory.
At that moment you realize not only the sheer extent of shit he has been wading through his entire life, but the simple fact that he canât even imagine a reality that doesnât run on the concept of the strong eating the weak. From his perspective, heâs just doing what he needs to survive; literally the only thing that he has ever seen any adult who was involved in his entire upbringing do. He was essentially raised as a sociopath and tormented until he snapped. Of course heâs gonna go around enacting elaborate chess-themed revenge schemes, I mean really. I found myself almost wanting him to be able to get away with itâŠ
Tangentially, I also think itâs refreshing to have a genuinely sympathetic AA villain. Much as I love them, most of them are either dumb douches or unrepentantly evil, and even the ones Iâm supposed to be feeling sorry for, Iâm not (like Acro⊠why in the hell should I feel sorry for him? Yeah we all wanna kill Regina every now and then, but you donât actually go out and try to do it, man).
But anyway, back on topic of sadness, the worst part was when you see his last words to Knightley, where heâs obviously having mixed feelings about it. And itâs like, he didnât kill the guy because he wanted to. He killed him because he thought he had to. Because for him there was never an option not to.
You could apply the phrase âevil Disney princess clownâ to any character and Iâm pretty sure it would automatically make them my favorite. But this particular evil Disney princess clown breaks my damn heart.
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A lot of people donât understand how difficult it can be to know you are asexual for sure, and to be confident that the label is true on you. You spend years asking yourself, âHow can I know if I feel sexual attraction or not?â
Trying to prove you DONâT experience something is actually ridiculously hard especially when you are nowhere close to understanding what it is youâre trying to disprove.
Itâs a lot like playing a game of Whereâs Waldo, but you have no idea what Waldo looks like and you rely entirely on the partial description of him you get from other people.
Take this image, and find âJeremyâ in it:
At first youâre like, âWho tf is Jeremy? Thatâs a thing?â
And then from discrete descriptions you hear in the hallways, you find out Jeremy has a red shirt.
And so you point to everyone on that picture who has a red shirt like, âHey hey, red, THIS could be him. Certainly one of these is him!â
But, alas, youâve gotten it confused with someone similar, but not him at all. This happens when you mistake romantic attraction or aesthetic attraction for sexual attraction or, if youâre aro, platonic attraction for romantic attraction. Youâve misidentified him because he was wearing the same color shirt and looked somewhat like what others were talking about.
You go online and ask for more descriptions of Jeremy, and you may gleam a few details. People are like, âOh no, Jeremy has stripes on his shirt, and a funkyâŠI donât know, over the shoulder scarf thingy. Look, itâs really hard to explain. Trust me, if you have seen Jeremy, you would KNOW him.â Which is like ??? confusing, although it is true.
If only you could prove Jeremy isnât on your board you would know youâre ace//aro, but itâs hard to ever be 100% certain he isnât there when you have no clue what he looks like.
Which is why it is important for aces//aros to just, forget about trying to be 100% certain and just identify anyways. Thatâs what helped me the most, knowing that I didnât have to prove something, I could just assume, âYeah, if I had felt sexual attraction, I would know. I donât have to prove without a doubt I donât in order to use the word.â Itâs okay, you give yourself your own validation.
(@acephobia-is-realâ for your question)
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The Girl in Love, the Fairy Godmother and the Happy Ending