#adaptive triggers

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[techdriveplay]

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[stemmmm]

the manga: facing marcille. arm raised. open and willing, but shy

the anime: facing away. arm lowered. closed off. reluctant. no steam

conclusion: yuri failure

[wormwoodandhoney]

some books read in 2025: the buffalo hunter hunter, stephen graham jones

this is my telling for today. the pipe is empty.

[olliedollie1204]

I'm emotionally stable and I'm not crying thinking about zeke aaron mckinley as a metaphor for suddenly becoming disabled

[silasplaskett]

so many people do not understand langdons adhd the way that i do and i dont even have adhd so im humbly requesting that everyone else step it up

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[sugar-grigri]

ENOUGH ABOUT CSM!! I've finally finished Dungeon Meshi and absolutely loved it. It was a very emotionally dense read, with a magnificent cast of characters and an antagonist who lived up to the work's purpose.

But above all, it's a work that presents itself as a hymn to food, and that was good for me, as someone who doesn't like food. I don't like tasting new dishes, I don't cook, I have a very poor culinary culture. But above all, I've always been hyperselective about food and had a period of my adolescence disturbed by anorexia. So food and me is a complicated story.

I'm not going to start eating monsters lol, but DM has shown me some good things about food, whether it's a show of affection to cook for others with Senshi, or the moments of communion we spend around a meal. It's a work that will cheer up even those like me who have no interest in food.

[crankyforever]

man i'm barely halfway through episode 12 and i'm already sooooo annoyed because:

1) we get confirmation that namari's conversation with kiki and kaka is 100% cut out, with no intention of adding it in anywhere. hell even marcille's explanation of it feels a little rushed through

2a) other folks have pointed it out from the previews but marcille looks WAY more clean and stable resurrecting falin in the anime than in the manga. where is our unhinged haggard sorcerer moment???

2b) addendum to that point, i'm not a fan of how stylized the resurrection scene was drawn and how focused it was on the party's reactions. it felt too goofy and distracting. like this moment was THEE turning point for marcille's character in the story and they couldn't even give it the right gravitas

3) worse camera shots on the marcille and falin reunion/reaction compared to the manga. like man, you give us the baller through-the-skull view shot to end the last episode and then fumble on this???

with how great the dragon fight ended up being last ep, the dip in quality, care and the cuts chosen here feel like trigger's trying to rush through all of the "non-action" scenes to focus on their studio's comfort zone: flashy fight scenes. this is making me worry that trigger is just gonna completely prioritize fights at the expense of the story and characters. and if that is the case? i'm gonna be real fucking pissed

[technovillain]

the world when you realize that it is completely pointless to correct other people's grammar and spelling 99% of the time and it just makes you look like an ass when you do it anyways

[coffeehelly]

like does saiki even know for sure if his vitals are weird/inhuman or is that just another thing that kusuke told him. i mean normal allergy pills worked for him

[lylahammar]

I keep randomly bursting into tears today just thinking about the dunmeshi anime existing dhf;ldkhf the op song came on my spotify while I was writing thank you notes for christmas gifts and I instantly started blubbering

[thedeafprophet]

i really dont have a concrete way to describe what types of body horror/stuff bother me and what dont. and its hard to predict even for myself. like

okay in the Annihilation movie, the bear with the mutated skull face, while a horrifying scene that scared me in a fun way, didnt Bother me at all.

vs the like. Guts. scene and the flowers growing in self harm scars, that is what hit that Bad Thing part of my brain, esp the latter. itchy.

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[borgialucrezia]

this is gonna be too long but as much as i loved understanding cesare's pov and enjoying him as this driven and sympathetic lead who does everything to ensure the safety of his family, (which makes him relatable) it's quite clear that, while he may have started out this way, this characterization goes right out the window and loses most of its credibility by halfway through s2. it's a slippery slope for him. he begins to act out of jealousy (making it a defining trait) even against his family all while hiding behind the justification of "caring about the family's honor" to maintain the necessity of rodrigo's affection in the hope that one day he'll be given juan's position. he's aware of how covetous, hypocritical and self-serving he is and that he's driven solely by his own desires. while his backstory of being forced into the church by his father is tragic, it still doesn't excuse his conscious pettiness and maliciousness such as when he sabotaged juan's siege for instance when machiavelli implied that he should send a message to warn juan but instead he indirectly attempted to get him killed just to prove to rodrigo that he's the prodigal son and "the right man" for the job. then he evil gloated over juan's failure at forlì (a failure he had contributed to) and continued to manipulate rodrigo while gaslighting juan about the attack on the papal army. an attack that he could have prevented.

and while that's true and even rodrigo is aware of cesare's hypercompetence (something cesare didn't know yet that his father envisions him as a future pope which is why he wants him on his side fighting the battles inside the vatican), cesare could've proven it differently without inflicting harm on his own family member and damaging the very honor he claims to be safeguarding. (regardless of some of the audience's negative feelings toward juan, it's worth noting that he genuinely believed he was acting for the family’s benefit and helping them triumph. despite his misguidance, childish arrogance, and massive faults, he was loyal and would never deliberately harm those he loved even if some of the show's audience hate to accept it.) cesare, unlike juan, is startlingly efficient and cunning but also unlike juan, he's almost entirely devoid of compassion (unless it's towards lucrezia and his mother) after all cesare borgia is a machiavellian prince. his road to tyranny was inevitable and he knows very well that in order to succeed he must have the stomach to go to great lengths and avoid appearing weak. he's in many ways the epitome of brilliance, charm, and cunning. but his lack of remorse and empath particularly for murdering his own brother in a vulnerable state to secure his position, (which changes him and the family forever) shattered his father's heart (though rodrigo is partly guilty for this tragedy as he was blinded by his own ambitions and failed to see the monster cesare was becoming until it was too late) and his willingness to allow the public humiliation of his sister by marital rape simply because he prioritized his ambitions and the disingenuous need for his father's approval to gain the papal army further proves his sociopathy and his importance of his personal gain. he has no boundaries and the way one suffers/dies is irrelevant. (lucrezia is an exception because he was overwhelmed with guilt for allowing her humiliation)

cesare's ruthlessness is not mere cruelty for cruelty's sake but an act of power intended to secure his legacy through fear (such as when he displayed it by burning a man alive in front of his troops) as machiavelli famously stated: "it is better to be feared than loved." the machiavellian prince was after all based on the historical cesare himself and françois was trying to base his portrayal on him. his transformation from a genuinely driven protector to a wretched power-hungry schemer is perfectly summarized across the seasons and culminates in borgia apocalypse screenplay. watching him become a loose cannon and rise to greater heights only to descend further into depravity and bring the entire borgia family's empire crashing down would have been an absolute joy to see on screen. he had it all: his father's love, trust, and forgiveness; his victory in Forli; juan’s position as head of the army and the key to an empire that his father had already planned to give him (a realization that made cesare understand that all his feelings of inadequacy were just misconceptions)

his downfall culminating in a lonely fate, poisoned by the one person he deeply loved and was emotionally dependent on is a deserving yet fitting end for someone who sacrificed his formerly empathetic and authentic self for ambition. he's a prime example of how a lead doesn't need to be sympathetic to be a fascinating and compelling character. neil jordan and françois pulling his portrayal off in such a terrifying way that despite everything he remains incredibly engaging and likable. the most iconic television anti-hero imo