#IT BREAKS MY HEEEAAAAARRRRRRTTTTTTT

[tuliptiger]

I just saw a short on YouTube that pointed out how Jinx made the decision Vi couldn't and let go of the people she loves to move on and. If it was like any other story? Like any other one maybe but I personally can't read it that way because that's sad as fuck.

Jinx didn't NEED to let go of Vi, Vi loves her and frankly isn't a bad person or sister. They never really got a chance to reconcile in a calm environment except the like week they were chilling at Viktors commune. And I get the feeling with the lack of scenes there wasn't a ton of interactions between the two? My guess is Jinx already knew things weren't right, with all the comments about and to Viktor. She's smart as a whip, there's no way she didn't notice things weren't right she was there for Vi and Vander though.

Tbh the main reason I'm ok with Jinx leaving though...FOR NOW is I don't see how she could have stayed in Piltover and Zaun at this point. Story wise and character wise. She is a criminal and she did kill a lot of people both justly and unjustly. Plus I don't think she could heal in the way she'd need to in that environment. I want her to come to the realization that her just being alive isn't killing, it's not the cycle and loving her and being around her isn't a death sentence.

I do want Vi and Jinx to meet again in better circumstances, and the opposite side of the coin gets to flip to the sky. JINX gets to let herself be held onto instead of being forced to choose to leave. Some main themes are parallelism, duality, good and bad being similar forces. So the flipped side is her eventually coming full circle and them meeting in a heartfelt, easy way. And actually being able to learn and explore who the other has become.

Fuck me if breaking the cycle means moving on and leaving a few things behind. Fuck that man that would break my heart too much why is the collateral for that Vi and Jinx. I'm holding onto the fact that it isn't the end, this is just the end of an arc and not the end of their story. To me.