one piece excels at setting the mood of a scene through environmental cues and factors, and sometimes it’s incredibly unsubtle about it. take a shot every time the moon is shown in the next few chapters of whisky peak... this panel quite literally points to it and begs the reader to notice it.
i’m not really invested in celestial body symbolism for characters, it’s just not my thing, but whisky peak is good material for zoro moon symbolism truthers. zoro inverts what igaram sees as the power dynamic between baroque works and the strawhats. you’d think that moonlight would belong to baroque works — the organization of secrets, code names, bounty hunters working by night. well, jokes on them, zoro knows how to play their game and he’s better at it, without even trying. and to really drive that point home, he gets silhouetted by the moon multiple times.