U ever think about how Kayne actively chooses to appear as one solid human form. Do you ever think about how over the course of the series he went from regarding Azathoth's grin bitterly, from being so revolted at being called Nyarlathotep, from being so utterly determined about his goal to replace Azathoth, and so purely enraged about. just. just All of it.
All of that pure passion to, after he'd touched the Blackstone, being unmoved by what Arthur said about Azathoth not being a god? His Arthur, that special little guy that was always so hrghrghrhhhhhh. So special and infuriating and endlessly stubborn finally, finally understanding! Actually getting it and giving something in return that might've actually been a reason to reconsider his plans and Kayne just. Not caring. And then deciding, not with any emotion or any anger or malice or a total meltdown- but with a shrug that he would go through with ending everything anyway?
And after being with the Obelisk, how he went so quickly from saying that grin was a cruel brand, a scar, a reminder of who carelessly created him. To remarking how it freed him? To how it was a gift? And then- Only then- regarding his "true form" with something like pride? Saying Arthur was lucky to see it?
Do you think about how Kayne is the best example of a caring god, and how when Arthur told him that, he was already too far into that influence of his creator, whom he hated so very much, to the point that by the end, he was just Nyarlathotep. Nyarlathotep with a purpose that would never be fulfilled. FUck, he was barely even that anymore. He was Azathoth's special little messenger over here. Do you ever think about that. Because I do. Ouhhhhh boy I am thinking thoughts. In fact I think he'll hit bedrock like a fucking boulder if he comes back
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