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Tanya A. Clarke in The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope (2020)

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dam…….. that website “you feel like shit” (it’s like a questionnaire / troubleshooting guide for when you feel like shit) really works………………….. im not even all the way thru it and i even half-assed a lot of the suggestions and i already feel loads better

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A lot of the time when I see people talk about aromanticism they bring up the way a lot of us tend to think that romance is just exaggerated in fiction and are surprised that people feel that way in real life and not just in the movies and that's honestly kind of funny, imagine just going about your life and one day finding out that most people's high school years were actually like disney channel and you're the exception

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they were so creature as children

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either uendo uendnesday or fanquill friday

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Mitya Karamazov was only 28 when he was convicted of patricide and sentenced to twenty years of hard labor in siberia. and he was also at the club

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Hiiii! Do you mind if my mind arbitrarily decides that you’re one of the really cool people in my internet circle that I need to impress at all costs? Don’t worry, I’ll pretend I’m normal about it all. Cool? Thanks

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I've seen people argue about plot armor and possible deaths in LH because they don't like how John and Andrew can die only at the end, but it makes perfect sense to me to have the story unfold like it does and I honestly love it. Like I was barely paying attention to anything when I first watched the game, and yet I was very invested in each Puritan death because I was always wondering who would be targeted next and looking forward to seeing how the next demon would look after I picked up on the pattern of the Puritans dying similarly to the Clarkes. The one-by-one build up and monster reveals were much more intriguing than having everyone under threat all at the start imo

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I WAS THINKING THAT TOO

It would be so wholesome TT

Anybody else think Haruaki Abe is Yasuoka's mentee and possibly/likely also her grandchild?

Hear me out: Abe has very strong spiritual abilities, and he mentions he has a mentor who taught him all about the spiritual and supernatual, that they essentially "made him the man he is today". He also mentions being in a good mood because he was going to be seeing his mentor again the very day Yasuoka comes to the school to help Kujou. Abe also mentions that his mentor warned him off of the investigation into The Departed, just as Yasuoka was doing to everyone, and that his mentor says the vision of his death won't come true if he abandons the investigation now, implying his mentor is able to see or sense things that may come to pass, like a fortune teller such as Yasuoka would.

In reference to Maruhashi, Yasuoka says that young people (Marihashi's age) also have problems just like adults, even her grandchild, which means obviously, she has a grandchild, but also implying that her grandchild may be in that age range.

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💙💜💖

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i think some of you dont like narratives or stories or characters i think you just like fanfiction tropes

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C’mon it’s obviously Little Hope. It has the most dramatic plot and scenes to write songs about.

My bestie and I had this random discussion a while ago, I'll reveal our opinions later but for now, we wanna know what YOU lot think.

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Dmitri: I've never pretended to be something I'm not. Except sober. I've pretended to be sober before.

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George and to a lesser extent Hideyoshi are a really good representation of the difference between being nice and being kind.

From his introduction, George is presented as being kind and mature. He is the voice of reason in the discussions between the cousins, he attempts to be kind to Maria by explaining things to her and indulging her, and he has a very reasonable, grown up attitude.

However, when you actually look at his actions, you notice that his so-called voice of reason amounts to little more than platitudes. In times of crisis, he is often going to prioritize conformity with the group or his own interests rather than stand up for what is actually right.

For example, in the (very long) introduction, when seeing Battler being scared of being in vehicles that are shaking, he fully conforms with the group by mocking his cousin rather than express sympathy. In a more serious way, when Rosa abuses Maria right in front of the cousins, he basically says that it is none of their business and that Rosa can discipline Maria how she wants. When Maria does not come back, he does not even check whether she actually was at the mansion and just assumes he was.

Even in his relationship with Shannon, as many people have pointed out, their interactions consist of him saying things and her nodding along, and he blissfully ignores his girlfriend's horrible self-esteem issues when she calls herself "furniture".

And when you look at Hideyoshi, you kind of see where he picked up this behaviour. Hideyoshi also presents himself as one of the nicest adults, yet he never confronts his wife about her horrible behaviour towards Natsuhi and Rosa, nor about her high expectations for George. His objections amount to little more than "Honey, please don't be mean". Like George, when faced between the choices between being good or serving his own interests, he will pick himself.

To be fair, I am not calling either character a manipulative bastard or anything. I am sure neither character want to actually hurt anyone. But this sort of hypocrisy makes them very human in a way you rarely find in fiction.

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