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there really be horrors
Meliodas is a prince too impulsive to stay out of a battle and too rebellious to obey an order. The problem is that, every time he decides to break the rules, it's Zeldris, the king's right-hand man, who ends up having to explain his recklessness.
Meliodas starting the sins
Hey, when you talk to children, you know you can explain things to them right? thats theyre capable of comprehension? In fact you should be explaining things so they understand comprehension better?
Earlier my little sister slammed her closet and room door-- not out of ange as far as im aware, she just pushed them too hard. I yelled at her to stop it.
she said she would, but it was clear from her tone she just said so out of obligation and was annoyed. i tell her to stop making loud noises a lot, so she probably assumed this was just another example of that.
realizing this, i explained her the reason: our rooms are right next to each other. When she slams doors, the wall shakes. When the wall shakes, my mirror shakes, and if it shakes too hard it can fall and break
after the explanation, she apologized genuinely and actually understood the reason instead of just thinking im nagging her or just want quiet. the fact that she knows the reason means shes more likely to remember, and she can apply the knowledge in different ways: "even if my older sibling isnt home, their mirror could still break, so i still shouldnt slam the door." She knows im not just trying to annoy her or assert dominance over her like a lot of rules and demands we give to children do- i just dont want my mirror to break. It helps her understand cause and effect.
Would this result be the same if i had just screamed at her or spanked her? Or did it make more sense to just explain? After all, it was a simple mistake. I could see my parents doing the same thing-- when you close a door, youre not usually thinking about the walls in the other room.
Children are humans, humans use logic. Use logic with children. Its simple.
thoughts on nnt's interaction with taboo topics
As I am rewatching NNT (starting with the middle of season 2, since it's my favorite and that's also where I left off last time) as an actual grown adult, I am even sadder that there are such weird things in the series. I enjoy dark/dead dove content in media generally and am vehemently anti censorship and pro don't like/don't read. However, this is not the case with the weird age things and pedo bait in the show. The weirdly young looking designs of certain characters (Meliodas and Elaine esp) do not add to the plot or make a commentary or engage directly in dark/fetish fictional content; they just make viewers uncomfortable. I'm not even mad at the insanely skimpy outfits the ladies of the show wear (the men are constantly flaunting their slutty and impossibly tiny waists, so I feel like there's pretty equal treatment there). I'm mad that a show/manga with genuinely devastating plotlines, incredible action sequences, compelling world building and magic systems, flawed, nuanced, and touching found family relationships, and beautifully tragic romance also has out of place pervy actions done by and to intentionally young looking characters while targeting a teen and up audience.
Like, I'm all for sexy, even fucked up sexy, media. But this is not it! It's an action adventure fantasy with random weird interactions that drag down the enjoyment/plot !!
I wouldn't advocate for total character redesigns. I love a short man/tall woman relationship, and I understand that Meliodas is supposed to look a bit unassuming, but it's weird to see him with an adult Elizabeth with no mention of it and seemingly no commentary. Petite women also... exist? There's really no reason to make Elaine look so young. AND MERLIN?? Literally no reason for her to have a child form when her established character is a promiscuous and empowered woman in her 30s. Obviously, I'm beating tf out of a dead horse, but man. Seeing the acceptance of diversity, the genuinely great writing, and gut-wrenching storyline in just a few season 2 episodes really reminds me of what could have been if n*kaba hadn't randomly placed taboo content in his series that does not explore the taboo in any critical way AND is intended for a mainstream audience (seemingly not an adult audience either, since there isn't really actual cursing or explicitly sexual scenes that aren't unfunny jokes)
In conclusion, i will always mourn what nnt could have been if it removed the shock value taboo and acted like it actually respected its teen and up audience as capable of hearing the word fuck while not wanting to see uncomfortable age differences explained away by ancient magic.
I'm so glad I finally took it upon myself to read 4kota because my life was getting so boring and now I have new characters to obsess about...
isolde my wife
"There are 1 people reading this"
ARE WE UNDERSTANDING THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE SITUATION???
He isn't even rushing to get to her because he probably already resigned himself and knows there's nothing to be done
Maldito Nakaba te odio
ELIZABETH
And by the title of the next chapter we can assume that we're already gonna move on to the 4koa, so we'll probably go weeks (probably months) sick with worry without knowing if she can be saved or not. Unless next cahpter starts with like a funeral or smth (I HOPE NOT)
I mean, the hopeful part of me thinks she's in some sort of coma, but the other part knows that she is probably dead
If he's really gonna take Elizabeth out of the picture I at least hope that he'll make that have ACTUAL consequences
Like, Meliodas has to become an ENTIRELY different person because of his grief
And obviously we're gonna need to see a lot of impact on Tristan and the rest of her loved ones as well, since Elizabeth is LITERALLY the foundation and pillar that holds the plot together from the very beginning of 7ds
what is wrong with him
this is so cute
shhhhhhhh
Meliodas going back into the demon realm after all that time and immediately getting struck down by years worth of sicknesses and viruses
MY POTATOTES!!! 💗💗💗
What the fuck
Nobody talk to me rn
If Nakaba separates them I could kms
OMFG?????
When I said I wanted to see Elizabeth in action I didn't mean THIS
I have this one au I call sin of withdrawal where basically meliodas has the genius idea that he will never have to be hungover if he just stays drunk all the time and the only way the sins find out is when they hide his drinks. Because despite him being the sin of wrath they haven't actually ever see him mad at anything before. And boy does this work well in making sure they get that sight. He gives feral cat being forced into nice warm hot bath, yowling like it's dying and looking like it too, energy.This is when they jokingly start to refer to his title ax sin of withdrawal, rather than wrath.
Anyway they notice later on he has a similar reaction to being separated from Elizabeth. Then when backstory is revealed they find out the reason for meliodas seeking Goddess Elizabeth's company is that when the DK tried to ban him from drinking/ drugs in general (cause he was spending more time on them than he was on his prince/military requirements) it went horribly and he quit the tc all together, and joining Elizabeth becuse he found out through fighting the goddesses that their magic/energy being the opposite of his meant it gave him a weird sort of buzz feeling when it wasn't being used in an offensive way, which led to his seeking out Elizabeth in order to get magic high which is how their relationship began.
Anyway it's mostly just him being an alcoholic and turning into a frazzled panicked mess when taken away from his sources of comfort and intoxication, eg Elizabeth and beer, and slowly moving from beer to just Elizabeth and then realizing that while his coping mechanisms may have improved his life, it muddled his brain and priorities and he cant remember a big portion of his life, just bits and pieces that his addiction destroyed. Also in this au he kinda forgets he has a brother and when the whole tc vs Mel thing happens it ends different cause they keep trying to shame him for his past actions but he genuinely dosent remember shit and it ends in zeldris screeching red faced and Mel sitting confused like who is this crackhead and what is his problem?
Anyway he eventually starts remembering things but he remembers the memories in order from first to last and therefore thinks of Zel as just a baby and dosent put tc Zel to his memories Zel together until midway through his memories where he still dosent remember why zel hates him (he chose alcoholism and being high over zel and left like human equivalent 14 yr old zel in hel with Satan dad) but does get explained what happened to him by others. But this means that he dosent remember he let Gelda live and she's still alive just sealed, and he only sees his actions through the lens of pain he caused others.
Then he hates himself for his actions regarding Zeldris without the memories to understand the reason he did them. Eventually something something something, i havent thought through this part yet, but i know Eventually meliodas breaks his curse, to which he pretty much immediately tries to kill himself, which also happens around the same time that Zel finds Gelda.
At this point Mel's already half dead, and he starts remembering the last puzzle pieces of his leaving tc and joining Elizabeth. It's revealed he didn't become an alcoholic because liked the feeling of being drunk, but because being drunk was an excuse he felt he needed to justify his feelings of empathy towards those he was ordered by his father to view as insignificant and kill, and genuine care (sibling) love and affection for Zeldris. As at that point In his life he still saw loving relationships / having soft spots for the people he cared about as a personal failure and as a source of shame and disgust. Disgust that he wasn't the warrior his father wanted and couldn't be the strong role model he thought zeldris needed. While DK did try to ban Mel from his intoxication, that wasn't the reason he left, it looked like that from the outside, but the reason he was trying to get Mel sober is because due to Mel using his intoxication as an excuse for his empathy and feelings, The DK believed that if he got rid of that, he would return to how he wanted him. But Mel knew deep down that that wouldn't happen, that he had been kidding himself, and that once he was sober he would become even more loving, mushy, weak and shameful than he was now. He thought that this made him truly useless to his father who he had always wanted to impress, his race he was supposed to protect and to zeldris (Sober lovey mushy Mel would have actually been exactly what zeldris at the time needed, to have confirmation that Mel or even just somebody genuinely supported and cared about him) and therefore left the demon clan to seek Elizabeth, both because he kinda had a crush, but also because he hoped that she would crush his skull into the ground, which would hopefully be enough to kill him and therefore atone for being the way he was.
Instead Elizabeth liked him back (not his plan), and tried to get him to understand that being a person with people feelings wasn't a sin, but his feeling of intense guilt always outweighed her efforts. This is until his discovery of non violent interaction with goddess energy made him high, and also blitzed his memory, allowing him to move forward and form the connections he so desperately wanted with people without his previous mindset of love meaning weakness weighing him down. But when he was to get sober the effect would wear off, and the guilt of self shaming hatred would come back, bringing him back to his previous mindset, where he would then revert back to his angst fueled destruction, which is how Danafor happened. His sin of wrath, or has the sins had Labelled withdrawl, had never actually been a result of loss of intoxication, but at the gaining of memories.
But the 3000 years of memory is still there as hes bleeding out in a cave somewhere, and it's enough memory to change his mindset, for him to finally understand why he did what he did and felt what he felt. How much those feelings of love and feindship mattered to him, how his father's attempts of destroying that happiness was never something he should have looked up to, or felt ashamed of not living up to. And that his guilt for leaving Zeldris wasn't from not being able to be the big evil scary warrior he thought Zeldris needed, but from being to much of a coward to own his feelings and personhood in spite of DK and be the caring brother / father figure zeldris actually needed to have, and that meliodas needed to be, and deep down already was.
He's already dying though, and he's just starting to realize how he dosent "deserve to" and deep down doesn't want to. This is also when Zeldris gets the full story from Gelda, and tracks down Meliodas to reconcile with his perspective, and also hopefully stop him from dying.
Haven't gotten any further than that that but please like it or I'll cry