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bird wheelchairs....

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hato note au

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kinda sad that we never got an interaction like this in canon

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"You are here to slay the King"

I know thematically the King is the opposite of the Princess but shhh

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So what if I’m slowly lowering your immune system and injecting you with a virus that will unknowingly turn you into a bioweapon that’ll kill your dearest friend just by standing close to them, grow up

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Ethereal

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i dont know if this applies to anyone except me

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hello! im not the person who you made a shuu disability pride flag for, but if you havent already done it, would you consider making edits for nageki, ryouta, kazuaki kun, and hitori? only if you want to!! sorry if its too many or if youve already done those!!

OF COURSE ! here you areee weee 💌

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Mourning dove tattoo acquired

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Yeah!

And I also feel like you can tie together the Watsonian and Doylist interpretations. The King feeding Hitori his eyes as not just physical but emotional cruelty. "You killed me for your brother? Well then, even in this dream where everyone else can see him, you never will."

Ive analyzed the "Hitori nee Nemo" scene before, but speaking of Hitori not being pure-of-heary enough to see Nageki. I've always read the "eating his own eyes" scene as referring to that. In his efforts to avenge Nageki, Hitori has ensured that he cannot see the real Nageki. He's blinded himself by the very resolve that has driven him to keep living. If a bird eats its own beak it will die, but if it eats its eyes it will be fine.

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Ive analyzed the "Hitori nee Nemo" scene before, but speaking of Hitori not being pure-of-heart enough to see Nageki. I've always read the "eating his own eyes" scene as referring to that. In his efforts to avenge Nageki, Hitori has ensured that he cannot see the real Nageki. He's blinded himself by the very resolve that has driven him to keep living. If a bird eats its own beak it will die, but if it eats its eyes it will be fine.

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Don't remember if any of you actually remember the Nageki-inspired tattoo I mentioned having a dream about 4 years ago but um. I'm actually gonna get it.

It's transformed into more of a tribute to my dead sister, but it's still rooted in Nageki

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Once again thinking about how both Nageki and Kazuaki are disabled in ways that impede their ability to work and ~be productive~, but Hitori loves Nageki unconditionally and deeply resents Kazuaki

Once again thinking about Nageki fearing that one day he’ll stop being a “good” disabled person and Hitori will turn on him and decide that Nageki needs to work to be valuable. Because if Kazuaki is an annoyance and a burden, what makes him any different?

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chat do you think that kazuaki nanaki just has never gone into the school library ever or do you think that he's no longer pure of heart enough to see the true nageki

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millet

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New type of narrator. Not unreliable narrator but narrator whose need for therapy is definitely influencing this story.