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Fuck ass crystal angst
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In the Flesh | Series 2, Episode 2
megumi has a soft, kittenish heart: he’s hardened it by hand, but it still bleeds for you.
More Hermit the courier!!! :] ( made a tag for them now lol #hermit vtm)
Hermit looooooves Dove, only bearable member of the Camarilla as far as they are concerned <3
Good god they want that cookie so much. They know that Julian is probably just using them, but Hermit folds like a chair every time he bats his eyelashes pretty enough at them so it's a lost cause at this point.
Julian truly has them wrapped around their little finger</3
The last here is actually from a short little fanfic i wrote for myself, inspired from when they killed someone on accident while eating!! :]
They had a pretty bad shock because while they are ok with killing and stuff, the fact that they did it on accident was pretty upsetting to deal with. Losing control like that and remembering that they truly are just a parasite now, was pretty awful :)
Having sm fun with the game me and my buddy be giggling and kicking our feet while choosing the worst possible choices because "it's in character :)" and is truly a blast
as upsetting as the physical violence and vitriol he displays towards timmer is i actually think that sore tearfully begging dogged to smile for him on her deathbed is the thing he did in this episode that made me the most sick to my stomach
I made this a while ago and forgot to post it (made is a strong word it’s unfinished)
I won’t leech off of absolutenutcase162 for all of my posts I SWEAR
ALSO I’ll tell you (yes YOU) ((since you WILL come back)) (((right? :3))) ((((eugh, sorry)))) more about my ocs when the time comes
hello!! kinda a random question but in ep 46 of the bsd anime (chapter 65 of the manga) when Mori mentions he found Yosano working in a candy store, i always found that line out of place and its always bugged me slightly. I was wondering you think theres more to this as either reflecting on the themes of Yosano’s character in either the themes of her backstory or more broadly, or if you believe the candy store alludes to an aspect of the life of the author she’s based on?
I kinda consider it to be more of a representation of her innocence that she was stolen from but idk if there is more to it.
It's a reference to irl!Yosano Akiko's background. She was born in Sakai, which is south of Osaka, to a well-off merchant family. Her family was in the business of producing and selling yōkan, a Japanese confection made made of red bean paste, agar, and sugar. From the age of 11, she was made responsible for running the family business, and her family was strict about where she could go and with whom, keeping her isolated from others. She was the primary caretaker for her younger sister, and her father was distant with her while her mother was sometimes frightening to her.
After marrying and starting a life with her husband near Tokyo, she reflected that, "I realized for the first time how jaundiced, unfair, and dark my childhood had been."
So, bsd!Yosano's backstory is a reference. But even without knowing the irl author's biographical details: children should be playing and socializing with peers at that age, and nothing about an 11 year old working suggests a childhood characterized by innocence, which is reinforced by her retreating to an asylum rather than returning to her family after escaping Mori.
If bsd!Yosano's background relates to any themes in her life, then consider she was a young girl burdened with too much responsibility for her slight shoulders to carry: first, by her birth family, and then by Mori.
But, the Agency offered her autonomy and promised never to ask for what she wasn't willing to give. With them, she could have a different life. She could be born anew; she could emerge from where she'd cloistered herself away to become no one and nothing after enduring a childhood of bearing the weight of others' expectations, control, and predation, including, but not beginning with, Mori. Ranpo promised her someplace safe to reconstitute her sense of self, where, when ready, she could expand her crumpled wings and embrace a lightness she didn't think was hers to experience.
Almost like the butterfly hairpin that he returned to her, recognizing it to be hers without her ever needing to tell him.
(Yosano's a butterfly, is what I'm saying. Her hairpin and her skill and her arc are represented by butterflies; that's the symbolism to pay attention to.)