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recent updates are hilarious i don’t have the mind/willpower to dissect jjk’s direction anymore but i do enjoy seeing people who were writing essays about how gojo was ‘100 % coming back as himself’ be proven wrong bc they genuinely misunderstood gojo’s arc/role in the story
came back to say amongst all the haters of this cover i am a lover bc gojo is exactly the type of person who would meet death with a goofy smile if it'd bring him closer to his most precious person (the volume being titled "to the south"... the flower being connected to geto's birthdate x x x x... the snow signaling a date/season they both share... the shade of blue for their past)
i'm gonna abandon this blog bc my ocd/ed's gotten real bad again and it's not really a personal acc anymore. + i don't want to mess anyone up bc i relapsed. take care ♡♡
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SUGURU!!
reading does take a lot of effort and it is difficult. that’s why you should do it!
like. it’s not supposed to be easy. literacy is no small feat. cultivating one’s imagination is no small feat. it’s not supposed to be easy
This might not be completely on topic, but one of my favorite quotes comes to mind from this:
''The whole-language trend assumes that reading is a natural, genetically programmed part of language development, and that children will pick it up as easily as speaking. However, as noted, since writing has only existed for 5,ooo years and literacy has only been widespread for a few centuries, it is highly unlikely that the human brain has evolved structures specifically for reading and writing in this time. It is our ability to learn through experience that allows us to achieve reading, but only with explicit instruction.'' -- John J. Ratey, 'A User's Guide To The Brain' (2001)
In other words, reading isn't a natural human ability -- it's a skill we learn, just like learning to ride a bike or to play the trumpet.
with gojo, geto and even kenjaku dead, do you think satosugu's story is completely over? because for me personally, if this is the end of their story, it feels kinda unsatisfactory and inconclusive. i hope we get more content and there are so many questions about their story that still need to be answered. i dont expect gojo's censored last words to geto to be revealed ever but i hope we get at least a somewhat conclusive ending.....
not really,
yuta and rika are battling sukuna soon. since she is born from love, i suspect sukuna (who does not care for it) will bring up how she came to be
which will lead us to the matter of last words that has been present throughout most of the series
if gege will ever address gojo and geto's words to each other, the upcoming battle might be his best chance (thematically, like a throwback to jjk0). presuming geto's body is also collected and gojo and geto are laid down next to each other (sometime during or after yuta/rika's fight with sukuna). anyone could bring the subject up (shoko who gojo trusts, kenjaku who might not be dead after all)
frankly, even if gojo comes back to life by himself for whatever miraculous reason, the opportunity to reveal the last words still stands,
bc at the end of the series, there's the fact that at least one of them will need to be mourned. yet another opportunity to expand on gojo and geto's relationship,
or so i hope! so their story gets a proper ending in the living realm too.
what im learning is that you cannot avoid your way into a life you enjoy
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This is a dream. Then it is a good dream.
—Aragorn and Arwen, The Lord of the Rings, “The Two Towers”
Wanted to share a quote that encapsulates the beauty of satosugu to me 🥹
it's really so them. . . better to have felt those emotions than not at all. for someone like gojo especially who has a hard time connecting with others. love really shaped him.. he says it's a curse bc it's such a blessing to have had it to begin with.
just me and their height difference
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