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oh, how I love you, my little star 🌟 💛

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spirited away 🌱

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✹ mourning dove ✹

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attic flowers

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Haunted Books

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How does he survive his job…

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stop arching your back boy you’re being dissected

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just relapsed on seeking knowledge

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dove:)

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(:̲̅:̲̅:̲̅[♡]:̲̅:̲̅:̲̅)

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Shuu Iwamine is an interesting character because when the guy who he formed an intense one sided attraction to dies he has no problem with taking in the weird hybrid bird creatures he saved under his wing, but decided his flesh and blood son can get fucked

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Also, like. Hiyoko is SOOO important, not just plot-wise but also tonally. When she's there the story moves forward, at pretty much the same pace in every route. She and whichever bird you focus on are able to move forward too, in whatever way that looks like for them. She is self-assured, bright and bubbly, funny, not at all serious, but also very emotionally aware and able to land some impactful moments.

And then she is gone. And the game freezes on one awful day that lasts longer than any of the years she experienced in other routes. The birds are stuck dwelling in the present mystery, and in their individual pasts that lead them here. And her narration is replaced with Ryouta's: straightforward, panicked, confused. Moments of levity still exist, but like her spirit, all we get are glimpses. The ghost of a "normal" life.

Her death isn't just for shock value (though. It is also that), it is the interruption of all that she brought to the world. Everyone else spirals when they're out of her orbit, but, though it gets worse before it gets better, her influence is not gone. Her death forces Sakuya into an actually important leadership position where he has to work WITH people rather than above them. Her (probably unintentional) actions as Labor 9 force Ryouta to the library, which leads Nageki to recover his memories faster and in more depth than his route. Killing her was part of Shuu's plan all along, but Ryouta's reaction to it is finally what makes him stop chasing Ryuuji's wish. Because of Shuu's plan for her death, the medical center is finally opened and Hitori stops lying in wait. Anghel and Okosan, the joke-route characters who Hiyoko fit right in with, are both given more narrative weight while still providing the humor found in their otome routes. And of course, EVERYTHING Ryouta does in BBL is because of Hiyoko- she is the one he is so desperate to find the truth for, finding out his own role in her death emotionally destroys him, he's is brought out of his violent mindless state by her ghost telling him that it's not what she wants. If we follow BBL's motif of chasing shadows, she is who Ryouta is chasing.

Hiyoko Tosaka is the heart of heartful boyfriend, and at the center of hurtful boyfriend's hurt.

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david wojnarowicz - untitled (burning house), 1982.

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工作中忙里偷闲画一只nageki....

基本都是特殊笔刷

最近工作真的很忙！！！很忙！！！！