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Punk troll girl given to me by @sweetarttrolls
Failure (for the poem thing you're not a failure LOL)
thanks kit! here u go
before, a solely posthumous title
the fall;
then comes a weeping rain
tears born of bloodshed,
from which wasted red bathes the land;
cast from the heavens
a sacrifice in vain
vain indeed, as crafted arteries bleed dry
mothers wade through carnage, breath of bodies stilled
water, in excess a poison
as mankind drowns in goblets of the gods
crops and cattle taught the fate of Atlantis
but nary the town,
who, burdened, already know
they have failed to stop the floods.
- to lie in desperate times
Luka says Po-Keeeee-mon
Rank your muses from least to most financially responsible! Which of them is the worst with money? Do any of them have savings put away for a rainy day?
I know it says “from least to most responsible” but I started doing it the other way around so I'm sticking with that now.
FIRST PLACE (BEST) WOULD BE...
Kunikida, definitely. Considering he's the man being epitome of organisation and also was a maths teacher, and the fact that he's the one who talks most about Agency funds and spending. He probably keeps records of everything and has plans and budgets written out for everything, and aims to be as efficient as possible and get the most out of his money. Would look around for the lowest prices and looks out to buy things on discount. He would definitely have savings set aside regularly.
The middle gang:
Lunick is responsible! He’d be organised enough to make sure there’s money for what needs it. He wouldn't mind spending on stuff but he also wouldn't be reckless with it.
Akutagawa is probably not bad either, out of the necessity of when he and Gin couldn't afford to be reckless with what they had. Habits stick. They probably manage their finances together and have a fair amount of savings built up since I really don't see them blowing their whole mafia pay packet just like that.
Eugene is a kid but I think they'd be decent at managing money. I think they spend a lot of time on their own looking after themself, so they have to know how to manage things fairly well. They probably don't have that much free spending money, so they have to think about where they want to put it.
For Rengoku, his family is pretty well off and he's not averse to spending... I can't decide if he'd be good at managing finances or not. It's too early for me in writing him to say yet.
BUT NOW FINALLY, THE WORST...
Descole. I want to say he's smart enough to be financially responsible, but he's also canonically blown stupid amounts of money on very outlandish setups. He's rich though and lives in a universe where constructing unnecessarily complicated and expensive plots is normal villain behaviour. He also has an aesthetic to live up to I guess. But anyone who builds an opera theatre filled with antiques (faux or not), which is actually a disguised cruise ship, which is considered expendable enough to be intentionally blown up hours later in the middle of the ocean, I'm not sure I want them in charge of my finances.
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