#i love farlyn dearly and its very sad to admit this but. shes not coming back yall 💔

[arweenie64]

this probably makes no sense but like what I'm getting from the most recent dunmesh chapters is that it's trying to poise the act of denial as something akin to gluttony, right, like the way these chapters keep being structured as bad thing happens -> find a way to avoid it -> oops this avoidance actually made things worse -> repeat, then all culminating in the obliteration of desire. Like the only way to stop the cycle of chaos and harm is by coming to terms with the initial instance of loss that started it all, and going forward from there. Like it's kind of framing their denial of farlyn being truly dead as something that has spiraled out of control and become almost selfish, perhaps reflected in this idea of being too indulgent (as seen in like. how laios' monster form indulges in his childhood fantasies -- it's a form of gluttony then represented by the uh. Things. He does in ch 91)