the thing about roman is that he literally tried it out. he tried out being a serious person who gets taken seriously and contributes something to the world, and it didn't work! he went in, he took a swing at it, but in the end he's nothing. he's bullshit. just like he always thought. and now he finally gets to go forward with the certainty that his best really isn't enough, and never will be, so he can stop worrying about whether he'll amount to anything, and just embrace the failure he's always been. the end.
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people who think clem surviving makes no sense are so funny. "they were literally foreshadowing her death the entire season" let me introduce you to the concept of a red herring. she tells lilly she isnt lee and shes right. the narrative was forcing her down that path, a path she saw as an inevitable fate waiting to take her too, but its a narrative broken by aj, who is also his own person and not S1 clem
"it happened to lee, and itll happen to you" lilly tells clem she'll die protecting aj from some mistake he makes, when in reality his defiance of her will is what saves her life after she had already accepted her fate. he breaks clem free from the lee cycle and they get their relatively happy ending. good for them
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something i keep coming back to think about ... yes more (tiny) totk rant ... is that point that was made in one of the videos of totk criticism- the point being .... why noone apparently even tried to just kinda ... take ganondorfs enigma stone away after he got sealed
i know in the end scene of his fight when he rips it out himself it looks like it kinda fused to him but like ... are you telling me that not even all of the sages combined could get it off?? or they didnt even try? in the memories it just looks like they all go whoop the bestest most goodest god king sacrificed himself to trap the evil evil man in a not quite death limbo! time to leave immediately and stand around to wait for zelda to come to us and beg for us to swear an oath for some rando eons in the future and then watch her transform into a dragon! yippie!
arguing that it got somehow sealed in a stasis with rauru and ganondorf that made it immovable doesnt really work either bc gans body still rots and rauru disintegrates so its not like they became a weird time paradox of a statue
... it kinda makes me wonder then how rauru could literally grab gans heart and seal it but not just .. kill him .. (yeah yeah only mastersword blah blah- THO MY POINT STILL STANDS ABOUT TAKING THE ENIGMA STONE- ...... also shouldnt there have been another master sword that was very much fine around the world somewhere anyway? time travel weirdness and all? .. when gan was literally defenseless couldnt just .. anyone stab him a lil .. or the stone for that matter ...)
sorry i just keep coming back to think about totk bc im STILL trying to make anything make sense but the more i do the more it all falls apart OTL
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it’s always the ones perpetuating the cycle of violence that tells you to break it. baba shakti telling the kid he should break the cycle, only when it spares him, like a coward afraid of death. fuck you, he can break the cycle tomorrow, you had his mum killed.
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Like the entire fucking playthrough with Gale in your party is just:
"I think I'll kill myself."
"No."
"Now it's time to kill myself."
"Gale, NO."
"This is it. The Netherbrain. Don't follow me, for this is where I kill myself and save everyone."
"NO."
So isn't what he wants??? Shouldn't we let him have it? It's his decision, it's his CHOICE.
Except it isn't.
And Astarion's choice to ascend isn't HIS as well. It was put into him by Cazador and the things Astarion learnt from him, the person Astarion was molded into the same way Vellioth molded Cazador.
Except with our (the party's) support Astarion can learn to be something else, someone else. And he does.
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