#I keep thinking about what FK said and where all the angst is stemming from

[thatgirl4815]

Idk why, but I'm a bit fixated on this idea of survival as it applies to both Sand and Ray. Like, for Sand it seems to be a monetary thing. Obviously Ray is rich, Sand isn't, and being with Ray comes with monetary benefits. But how about survival from Ray's perspective?

Assuming Khaotung means to imply that Ray develops feelings easily (perhaps because Ray is so starved for affection) then I am 100% ready to see him pining after Sand 24/7, all whilst being in a vicious state of denial...until his inevitable eureka! moment when he realizes that Sand isn't just a distraction from Mew but someone he needs for his own survival. This could be hinted at by the short clip we see in the trailer--

If Ray opened up to Sand about some of his inner turmoil (or whatever it is that would make Sand say something like this) then there's obviously some sort of emotional pull there. So what if Sand becomes Ray's therapy? As much as he doesn't want an emotional relationship, that's the hole he's falling into, and he can't stand it.