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eebie

guys don't worry about ai anymore

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eebie

guys don't worry about ai anymore

i can’t believe he fucking said this...

ratcarney

not to be overanalytical on main, but this is SO clearly seen in that dancing scene in the last episode. nearly every host gets a chance to dance with haruhi, and then, finally, tamaki stands in front of her.

in princely fashion, he extends his hand. haruhi reaches forward to accept it—

—but kyoya steals her away from tamaki at the last minute, much to his chagrin.

(tamaki suoh seen breathing fire in the left corner)

kyoya and haruhi dance for a while. kyoya has his eyes closed, he’s truly, genuinely content.

but finally, he turns haruhi around...

and pushes her towards tamaki.

when tamaki catches haruhi, they both look back at kyoya, obviously bewildered. kyoya ootori is many things, but he’s seldom generous when there’s nothing in it for him. however, it seems as if kyoya did this completely without regard for his own self-interest. he did this for tamaki and haruhi.

in response, kyoya bows.

he gives them one final look as if to assure himself that yes, they make more sense together than he makes with anyone else.

ratcarney

CAN’T BELIEVE I OVERLOOKED THIS. kyoya is also the first one to point out haruhi and tamaki possibly falling in love!! keep in mind he knew basically from the beginning that haruhi was a girl. he’s weighed the pros and cons of courting haruhi himself vs letting tamaki court her. he’s assessed the situation and decided that it would be better for the club as a whole if he stayed out of the equation. if it’s better for the club, it’s better for kyoya, and there’s no better motivator than self-interest.

teelagurl558

The fact that also when Kyoya is having his dance with Haruhi in that final scene, it’s narrated by a different conversation from inside the school: Yushio (Kyoya’s dad) telling Yuzuru (Tamaki’s dad) he wants to marry Kyoya to Haruhi in the future. And right about the time Kyoya passes Haruhi back to Tamaki, Mr. Suoh is like “That’s the one thing I cannot allow you to do, my friend.”

There’s so much LOADED in that—not only with Kyoya showing that he does care for both of them, the two people who have clearly the most read him behind his cold facade, but also in how we know Tamaki’s dad really values and is proud of Kyoya and I think he said that to Yushio not just because he probably knows his own son is in love with Haruhi, but because he knows Kyoya probably wouldn’t want Yushio to make that decision for him. Yuzuru has always been pretty complimentary of Kyoya, even defending Kyoya to his father. Especially with how close Tamaki is to Kyoya, it wouldn’t surprise me that Yuzuru grew to really care for Kyoya and see how much he hated his father’s dictation of his life, because honestly we all saw how the man warmed up to Haruhi.

ianmalcolmptsd

I think there is also an aspect to Kyoya’s view of relationships that is very present in the manga, but still somewhat there in the anime, where he is aware that he is going to be married for the benefit of his family, not his own personal happiness or romance. This is an accepted part of the way things work to him after watching it happen to his siblings. He also takes a very calculating view of relationships in general, so it makes a lot of sense for him to see Haruhi and Tamaki being together as the best solution for him. He can’t have either one separately and certainly can’t have them both, but if they are together then he gets to at least keep them both happy and in his life.

#—oo🎐#didnt need to read this today #my heart hurts

zombieritual

well personally i like it when there’s incest and necrophilia and murder and cannibalism and abuse and torture and gore and mutilation and body horror and sexual depravity and death.