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nyaseki no kuni 6
among some stars
god.
pt4 of 5: Yandere! Land of the Lustrous/ Houseki no Kuni various headcanon
HEAVY SPOILERS, MANGA ENDING SPOILING CONTENT (the ending makes me twist around like a pretzel)
read pt1, read pt2, read pt3
Let. Them. Rest.
Love how half of these are Phos
The point the Cairngorm's/Welegato's arc did end up making regarding Pho's overall journey until the end - not sure if intentionally or not:
Who are you when the people you relied on to like you and to care for you and to treat you a certain way no longer do that? When they change? When the people you like change and change their manner of seeing you and relegate you to a smaller place in their lives, then who are you?
Aren't you not - much like Phos - holding a part of yourself in your friend's hands?
When Cairngorm changed, Phos lost their north. Not immediately. But they lost completely where they were headed since their connection with Cairngorm was something they relied on, much like the ground they used to stand, they took it for granted several times. That was not, by the way, the fact Cairgorn's changed a lot of her personality but she lost interest in her affection and connection with Phos. She was no longer fiercely invested in that, as she used to. That had devastating consequences on Pho's psyche.
It had devastating consequences on the way the fandom felt, too. Looking back, it's easy to see people felt somehow betrayed, which is the flinch reaction to when someone you care about changes to the point they're unrecognizable, meaning they weren't who you relied on them to be, and that might never have been them all along. But also, they felt like Cairngorm betrayed her connection with Phos, and I guess that's where it gets murky and complicated. If you asked Welegato that connection was never hers, to begin with.
Which is of her right but isn't also a profoundly cruel thing to say?