#It's the fear of something hypothetical I'll never know until it surfaces
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having a fear of being laughed at while also using social media not as a passive viewer is an anxiety nightmare
#I often find myself scared from writing something#Like... Even on mutuals or followed tags#What if those people think I'm being too weird and decide to block me#On the site where weirdness is okay it's still reasonable to fear that#I'm surprised I've kept some friends over the years#Because I was and still am insufferable#It's kind of sad#But yeah#And it's not like people making fun of me is bad#It's the fear of something hypothetical I'll never know until it surfaces#Like 'well I WOULD'VE BEEN BETTER IF YOU WERE DEAD YOU'RE STRESSING ME OUT' or something#Like not knowing someone's hurt because of you makes it worse when it reveals#I'm really bad at reading people#So even hypothetical annoyance is so scary#When I post something it's more of "well here we go look at this and laugh if you want since I don't force you to like it#So it's literally âdon't like it? That's okay!â#personal post#morning thoughts#not art
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CHjakldfjskANA I am lowkey embarrassed to say that I am confused by pt 2 of Ignis Fatuus ;-; I get what happens literally, but I'm pretty sure I'm missing out on all of the more underlying messages and what the ending is supposed to represent and what you were intending to convey ;-; I guess I'll just talk about parts that I thiNk I understood and hopefully won't make me sound like an idiot :D I really liked how the endings to both the dream and reality were paralleled,
but houf I was kind of exasperated in the beginning when everyone was dying on the hypothetical trip to the hospital. I always kind of felt like they would just let Y/N die, because logically speaking, even if they ended up at the hospital, none of them are really qualified to treat TSS so they would just be going on a suicide mission because as shown, zombies are e v e r y wh e r e :D So when it was revealed that was only a dream, I was like yAY thank goodness :,,) The part at the end before
Y/N dies when Jungkook corrects her saying âitâs did well and not did goodâ was a reaLLY nice way to end things though :,) jklsfjkls I donât know, Chana pls send help+explanations because Iâm definitely only understanding the very surface level ideas of Ignis Fatuus D: I think the very vEry ending though is a big part of the whole Ignis Fatuus thing though because back in pt 1 in Target Jungkook was like omg yes donât worry Y/N things will be over and weâll definitely be able to play baseball
again without any zombies around, but aaa Chana why are there thRee âendingsâ,, thatâs making me think thereâs something very elaborate about how all of the endings could be tied together/are related :,D đ» anyways I think? the first part to my ask might've not gone through because it didn't have the "thank you, your ask has been received" message when I clicked ask but o well :,) it was just me lowkey embarrassing myself because I am confused on the ending of Ignis Fatuus :,)
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GOOD NEWS! the first part of your ask WAS received!! and omg yes i totally understand ignis fatuus pt 2 was kinda hectic so lemme just clear up the confusion âš
i think the whole ignis fatuus stORY is a bit hard to digest. the only ârealisticâ element in the story is really that the members self-quarantined LOL. other than that, i really took inspiration from the office (though it may not seem like that). jungkook and yn are the only ânormalâ ones in the group of eight just like jim and pam were the only normal ones in an office full of crackheads LMAO. i just thought it would be cool to tell the story of two normal pple stuck with six other crazies (all equally obsessed with something different. i mean namjoon studying DURING the apocalypse?? seokjin obsessed with the kitchen? hoseok obsessed with his secretary??) and i chose to go for a very subtle romance so it wouldnât overshadow the other dynamic characters
to elaborate on the endings!
the first one (the one that yn dreams): only in her wildest dreams would the seven men ynâs learned to love and live with DIE to save her. i mean, in a sick, twisted way, isnât that what so many romance movies depict? the knight sacrifices his life to save his princess. itâs shit that only happens in your head. itâs tragic and stupid, yes, but also honorable in itâs own way. maybe yn subconsciously wanted all seven men to help save her life (even though it wouldnât logically make sense). but maybe she wanted a knight in shining armor. i mean, isnât that what media brainwashes women to think? ynâs dream is her subconscious acting up. sheâs a helpless woman (sick from a mf bacterial infection that women mostly get) and she must depend on men to save her. but the end of her dream concludes that itâs not a matter of who saves who. some people just canât be saved. yn doesnât have a knight in shining armor. even before she got sick, she is a strong, independent woman. jungkook offers her emotional support, but he never outwardly saves her from any disasters. in fact, in part 1, yn is the on who saves jk. maybe, in ynâs subconscious, she wants to be saved. who doesnât? itâs not a female v. male thing. being saved just means doing less work (and who doesnât want that?). the savior, on the other hand, must go through the trauma and carry the responsibility of anotherâs life. maybe thatâs why yn had her dream! another, more obvious reason ynâs dream turned out that way may be because thatâs her worst fearâwatching everyone she cared about die in front of her eyes (but also being too helpless to be able to stop it). sheâs also afraid of dying alone, which she did in her dream. youâre absolutely right though! the second part of ignis fatuus is supposed to make you feel exasperatedâfrustrated and pissed, even. itâs just supposed to be nonsense, honestly. just stupid shit happening in rapid succession. itâs literally a fever dream. and also a dream carefully crafted by ynâs subconscious
a lot of the âdeeperâ meaning is very subjective, though! and even as the writer, my analysis is still subjective. you can honestly analyze ignis fatuus in so many other ways. no analysis is wrong. and itâs also perfectly fine to have no analysis at all!Â
the second ending (with yn actually dying) is easier to explain. itâs a direct contrast from ynâs dream where everyone was trying to be the hero. reality is different. even at the end of part 1, joon and jk knew that they wouldnât be able to take yn to the hospital. yoongi even knew yn would die. they wouldnât even think of such an outrageous idea to go to the hospital at all. they may have hinted taking yn to the hospital only to make her feel better, to make her feel safe. but they wouldâve never actually done it. the plan was always to let her die in the house (as sad as it sounds). but there was really nothing left to do! as you said, none of them (even joon and tae) is qualified to treat tss (nor do they have the medical equipment to do so). the second ending is more of the closure that the first ending didnât provide. yn wished to die in jkâs arms in the first ending and she got what she wanted in the second ending. but i still didnât exactly think ending the story with ynâs death (tWICE) would be the best. something didnât feel right. so i felt like i had to add the third ending for better closure
and youâre totally right! i connected the third ending to what jk and yn had talked about in target. this is essentially a glimpse of their dreams come true. something that didnât necessarily happen, but something that the readers can imagine and feel at peace with. i thought it was good to wrap up such a traumatic part 2 with something lighter, something sillier and something happier. ignis fatuus is a mf roller coaster. and the title itself âignis fatuusâ literally means something deceptive/deluding. i think part 2 encompassed that well
as for the purpose of this story? to answer the question you may be having, âif yn died after this whole ass journey,,, what was the mf POINT?â maybe there isnât a point. maybe there is no rhyme or reason. maybe i just told a story as it is. kind of like a reference to waiting for godot but on the less indifferent side. BUT! i would honestly argue that there IS a point! i think the relationship yn made with the seven very distinct men is special. the seven of them are depictions of very stereotypical men. a nerdy med school student, a grumpy bus driver, an impatient businessman, a spoiled daddyâs money lawyer, a scaredy-cat cop, an obsessive chef and a too-perfect-to-be-true baseball player. i think part 1 is interesting to see how the eight of them have created this synergy together. itâs also interesting to see in part 2 how yn twists the menâs stereotypes to fit in the fever dream narrative
ignis fatuus is one of my more depressing stories. i had the idea since january of 2019 so i spent quite a bit of time thinking about it before i decided to write it. i didnât think iâd end on a lighter note, but iâm happy it turned out that way.Â
aNYWAYS sorry this turned out so long đđđi guess i rambled too much again oOPS. but i swear youâll get a break from all this depressing writing LOL. iâm not posting another official story until january 15th! (and GOOD NEWS that story is going to be FLUFF!)Â
as usual thank you sm for such a kind message đ„șđ„ș
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