#kinnporsche brainrot

[thatgirl4815]

The Pete Effect

~ A Deep Dive into Vegas’s Mind ~

When it comes to Vegas and Pete in Ep11, I think they contained a pretty massive story arc within the 50 minutes. And while I do think this story could’ve been spread out over the course of a few episodes, I do think they managed to offer a view of Vegas that humanizes him but does not necessarily erase or lessen the severity of his crimes. If anything, it puts the cycle of generational violence/trauma in perspective. If the purpose of this episode is to show why Vegas desires hurting people and where this destructiveness comes from, then I think they’ve accomplished that.

**For my take on Pete’s psychological state, see this post: The Vegas Effect

Recycled History

We don’t need to see Vegas’s history of abuse play out onscreen to get the full context of what he’s going through. From a storytelling perspective, it’s pretty standard: abusive father projects own self-hatred onto child. It’s a never-ending cycle of needing dominance to fill the void of never being good enough. We don’t know much about Korn and Kan’s father, but what little we do know indicates that Kan’s relationship with his father is similar to Vegas’s relationship with Kan. At the same time, this line from Korn in Ep10 is interesting:

We haven’t seen Kan directly “taking advantage” of anyone, mostly due to a lack of screen time, but the act of abusing Vegas is ironically upholding this very notion. This line is also notable in that it seems to apply to Vegas in particular, and Kan is reinforcing it by constantly reminding Vegas that he will never be good enough. Korn, master manipulator, likely knows that due to their rivalry, Kan suffers from the same self-hatred that Vegas suffers from. He exploits that with this line, and I have no doubt that Kan was reminded of this very conversation when confronting Vegas.

In this shot, Vegas is experiencing a build up of all these negative emotions: bitter resentment for his father, hate for himself, shame, guilt, rage. Kan tells him he’s failed not only as the heir of the minor family, but as a son—that’s the key point. It’s never about the business, it’s about Vegas as a person. Kan will always find flaws in Vegas because that’s easier than facing his own.

Vegas’s Psyche

What does Vegas do? He takes the gun from Kan, he points it at Pete as if to kill him, but he doesn’t follow through. Why is that? Because, as will become even more appparent later, Pete is a form of rebellion for Vegas. Keeping him—tormenting him—defies his father’s orders, but it also offers Vegas an opportunity to assuage his own feelings of inferiority. Pete is a prisoner, so Vegas’s dominance over him is a certainty. Vegas craves the chance to rip Pete apart piece by piece the same way his father has always ripped him apart (not to mention it also comes with minimal risk).

There’s an element of loneliness to this too. As the VegasPete bandaging scene proves, Vegas has spent his whole life feeling alone in his suffering. But while Pete reveals a similar experience in his own childhood, his imprisonment is also an opportunity for Vegas to impart his emotional pain onto someone physically. Vegas gains a certain satisfaction from witnessing someone else’s pain precisely because it is not his own. It’s a reminder that his father isn’t the only one who can inflict pain. That’s, in part, why I believe Vegas is so satisfied when calling Pete’s grandmother—Kan abuses Vegas both physically and emotionally, so why wouldn’t Vegas want to do the same thing to others?

So…

What stanches Vegas’s desire to inflict pain?

Even before their bandage talk, Pete is making waves for Vegas. We knew from the moment he laughed in Vegas’s face in Ep10 that he wouldn’t be one of Vegas’s regular victims; he presents a challenge, something Vegas can focus on. He’s a distraction as well as an outlet. Because, from a much broader perspective, Vegas’s position is terrible. His plans failed, the major family wants him dead, and he’s locked in a safe house with only Pete and a hedgehog for company.

One of the common critiques of this episode has been that Vegas’s feelings for Pete developed too quickly. I think this moment is where these critiques stem from. But, while there seems to be genuine fear in Vegas’s eyes at the prospect of losing Pete, I think there are two big reasons why:

1) With Pete dead, Vegas loses his outlet. He loses his distraction. And, perhaps most importantly, he loses his rebellion against his father. So long as Pete is alive, Vegas has a place to direct all that internal pain that his father keeps heightening.

2) Vegas doesn’t acknowledge it outright, but I think he knows Pete is a good person. Yes he’s in the mafia. Yes he’s committed crimes for his boss. But at his core, Pete is loyal. He’s self-sacrificing. He’s sincere. He’s as good as someone in this life can be. “No legacy is so rich as honesty.” I’ve seen others point it out, but I want to reiterate it here: Pete is already showing Vegas what it means to be honest about what drives him. That’s what their whole bandaging conversation comes to. It’s a truth that Vegas must face if he ever wants to escape the hole of self-hatred that his father has shoved him into.

As I’ve said, I do think that this storyline could’ve been stretched into two episodes just to really sit in that moment of realization and fear that Vegas has over Pete. But while it did come on somewhat suddenly, I think it makes sense if you consider Vegas’s attachment to Pete in context. I don’t think Vegas fully understands his attachment to Pete much in the same way we aren’t meant to fully understand it. 

This kiss. Another manipulation? Another part of the game to lure Pete in? I can see it. I think Pete can too. Pete is smart enough not to trust Vegas, no matter how gentle Vegas might be. But we, as an audience, are fortunate because we see Vegas in moments no one else can. We have reason to believe it’s genuine, because Vegas is gentle at times when he really has no reason to be. He freaks out over the prospect of Pete’s death, he bandages him oh so tenderly because he wants to. He needs to.

Does he need to kiss Pete to give him the pill? Absolutely not. And Pete could resist that kiss—and the pill—quite easily. Vegas knows what he's doing. Pete accepts the pill because the tenderness of the kiss catches him off guard. The way I see it, Vegas goes for the kiss as a way of addressing his newfound attachment to Pete. I’d relate it to KP’s first kiss at the end of Ep3, as Kinn/Vegas and Porsche/Pete are, remarkably, in similar situations. (The amount of parallels between VegasPete and KinnPorsche is honestly insane, and those could honestly be a post on their own.)

As I mentioned above, Pete tells Vegas that he isn’t alone. And it’s the thing Vegas needs to hear most from someone. The thing is, I don’t think he even knew he needed it. But it takes a weight off his shoulders, as we see when he says, “It still hurts. But not as bad as before.” 

I want to note that I don’t think Vegas’s sadistic tendencies have miraculously disappeared by the end of Ep11. Pete is a lot of things, but he’s not a miracle worker. I think Vegas has become enlightened, but one therapeutic conversation isn’t going to set him on a path of goodness. Trapped in this little bubble, it’s easy to lose sight of just how cruel and sadistic Vegas really is. It’s almost peculiar how easily I found myself not only sympathizing with Vegas, but blissfully ignoring all the bad things he has done. I mean, he was literally bandaging the wounds that he inflicted on Pete this episode, yet I somehow managed to overlook all of it and see only a confused, miserable mess of a man. And yeah, I felt bad for him. I’ll credit that all to Bible’s acting. He added such a level of humanity to Vegas at the end of this episode. I mean look at this—

...compared to this—

The genuine sweetness in that last smile? The end of this episode is the first time we’re seeing him without the mask. 

In conclusion...

Pete has unlocked a part of Vegas that’s been buried by years of abuse. At least in my opinion, he’s set Vegas on a path towards healing and a release of all the anger welling up inside. 

I don’t think this means that Vegas will lose the mafia-persona. They are all still in the mafia, after all. Conceptions of good and evil are much less defined in this landscape. But, I don’t think Vegas will need to use torture as an outlet for the pain his father causes him. I imagine he’ll still have an interesting relationship with pain—what with the apparent BDSM content we’ll be getting—but it won’t be used in the same context as before. Meaning that it will be something both Vegas and Pete enjoy.

That’s all for now. As always, more KP meta can be found ➡️ here, and my thoughts on the use of color in Ep11 ➡️ here!

[shawolsos]

"You said you care, and you miss me too, and I'm well aware I write too many songs about you" is literally the most Kimchay line ever written in the history of music

[rainbowcolored7]

On the latest episode of Kinnporsche has rotted my brain and I can't stop relating everything back to it... you're telling me Win ala Jeff in Ingredients only throws paper (or love omg you nugget)

WHILE KINN ONLY THROWS ROCK?!?!

So I'm just gonna go ahead and headcanon Tankhun only throws scissors.

[fishy-xp]

KinnPorsche Ep 7 Brain Rot (this time, with some actual analysis lol)

aka me focusing on the things that no one else cares about

Firstly, Arm being hungry and readily accepting food from Vegas paired with Pol being overtly excited over bread in Ep.6 gives me incredibly wholesome foodie boyfriend vibes. In another life, they would own a joint food IG acc and it would be super wholesome photos of Arm always sneaking away a bite of a chip whilst Pol smiles blissfully unaware of the gremlin beside him stealing his food (bonus, Arm is always looking up in those photos through his sexy ass glasses with a mischievious glint in his eyes because he's in love love, they both are). Alternatively, they pull a 2gether Chic Gang moment and film themselves in the bodyguard compound like 'ayo it's your fave blogger boys, today we are rating the gruel they feed us and it's a zero outta ten from me, i'd rather eat Khun Tankhun's carps if i didn't value my life!' (another bonus, Tankhun joins in the fun and brings them exotic sweet treats, namely spicy ass shit that has them confined to the bathrooms for hours on end, pete is off the side grimancing in disgust and pouring them glasses of milk)

Vegas also knowing the way to those two bodyguard's heart (and trust and overally loyalty while we're at it lmao) is through their stomach is incredibly endearing to me as a giant food lover myself but also amazing characterisation because he appears to pick up very easily what sets off everyone, their comforts and uncomforts, like Porsche and motorbikes/issues with authority/hierarchy, Pete and outward sexual behaviour, Arm and food <333

Porsche's rigidity at seeing Macau again is fucking hilarious

Vegas sitting at the head of the table during the courtyard dining scene instead of his father who is clearly there, inchresting inchresting

PORSCHAY'S FUCKING GIGGLES AND TINY LITTLE WAVE WHEN HE SEES KIM, I WILL BURN THE WORLD TO KEEP THAT LITTLE MAN WARM

The way Korn talks about his wife makes it very clear he believes love is a weakness instead of a strength, no wonder Kinn is the way he is. When he says our family is waiting for you and holds out the apple, he puts Kinn in a position to once again choose between Porsche or his duty. Kinn takes it relunctantly and eats it, a complete contrast to the cocky, shit-eating way he did in Ep 1 with the green apple in the shooting range. Korn reminds him here, the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, Kinn cannot escape who he is and what he must do.

Porsche's happy feet wiggles, you can see it when Kinn asks if Vegas is taking him as his bodyguard or wife, his feet aren't in shot but his knees are moving in that wiggly motion. He's so stinking cute.

Korn lectures Kinn and Kinn goes and does the exact fucking opposite lmao, he told him to stop letting a pawn distract him from the bigger game, goes find said pawn and gets kidnapped, unlocking a whole side quest. He told him not to give away his lucky knife, Kinn immediately goes to give Porsche his lucky gun. Korn is spinning in his not-yet-dead grave.

Absolutely everything about the drug/Don scene was amazing and we are not talking about it enough. The entire English exchange was so fucking hot especially the 'let bygones be bygones' line holy moly. But on a serious analysis note, the theatrics of Porsche passing the gun to Vegas in slow-mo before the theme song kicks in was amazing. But the following action scene is entirely too clumsy. I'm not saying the acting is bad, I'm saying within the story, Porsche and Vegas are not as in sync as Vegas later chalks it up to be. They are slow to react, clunky, disjointed rather than working together and Vegas landing on Porsche (whilst maybe intentional because he is in his manwhore era) looks clumsy, especially in contrast to the quick, methodical and efficient beatdown by Kinn and Porsche in the kidnapper's truck in Ep 5 and they were freaking chained/handcuffed together.

I think Porsche is unsettled by Vegas knowing his beach bar dream because he wasn't the one who told him. When Kinn kidnapped Porsche initially and read out all the info about him, Porsche didn't like it because that info was obtained through power and means, rather than through Porsche himself. His beach bar dream is something that a person should learn through a conversation with him like Kinn in Ep 7, a conversation where Porsche trusts that person enough to talk about his dreams. Vegas mentioning it indicates to Porsche he got it through an alternative way and he realises Vegas wants something out of him just like Kinn wanted him to be his bodyguard.

[i-got-the-feels]

Me talking about KinnPorsche.

[prdsd4na]

it really isn't fair of be on cloud to spoil us with that porsche looking ready to devour kinn as we speak without letting us see kinn's face i want to see his expressions in that scene as well who knows when we will get it i'm desperate it seems like he's talking and he's smiling as well BUT WHAT IS HE SAYING WHAT IS HIS FULL EXPRESSION

[elnotwoods]

me: almost never writes, gets a fic idea here and there

me, while trying to study for an exam i have in a few hours: college au kinnporsche, fully fleshed out in my brain out of nowhere

[goodbyeapathy8]

No one : No one at all : Me : What if, Beauty and the Beast, but with KinnPorsche?! Obviously, Vegas *has* to be Gaston.

[everyforkedroad]

Ugh, this waiting for episode 9 is taking me out. Like, is Kinn going to relapse over unresolved feelings for Tawan and push Porsche away? Will the appearance of this zombie trigger all of Porsche's insecurities and create/deepen the rift between him and Kinn? Does Tawan spend most of the episode dripping poison into Porsche's mind? And if he betrayed Kinn, wtf is he in Kinn's bathtub? Was the barred prison he was sitting in too drafty for him? What's happening? I need to know.

[luckydragon10]

Hi Friend! Stalking you here from AO3. I do want to write more and I have basically a season 2 partially mapped out in my head because season 1 ended so. deliciously.

I want Porsche being better at being a Mafia don than anyone expected because he has something that none of them have, experience. Experience being poor and desperate so he gets what buttons to push that Kinn or Vegas wouldn't have even thought of.

I want Porsche being forced to face what he is becoming by following Kinn down this path. I want him conflicted because he never thought this would be who he is, but god, he loves Kinn... but is it enough to sell his soul?

I want Korn trying to play both of them against each other, still pushing cause maybe competition and affection will keep both of them circling around him and keep him in his position of power.

I want both of them loving each other so deeply, but bruising each other on how to love the other. I just have so many thoughts and feelings!

*turns rabid and tackles you to the ground*

*shakes you*

I NEED IT!

Porsche bringing new thoughts and ideas to the table that *gasp* actually work? YES, SIGN ME THE FUCK UP!

Ongoing conflict and Porsche torn between his identity and loving Kinn? INJECT IT IN MY VEINS.

*watches you intensely*

Have you started writing yet? How's it going? GO GO GO!

[shawolsos]

Rip Big, woulda loved Heartbreak Girl by 5sos 😔

[this-cult-of-dionysus]

please your honor they are very important to me

[fishy-xp]

KinnPorsche Ep 6 Brain Rot

A list of thoughts and feelings I had watching Ep.6 - warning: ep.6 spoilers obviously lmao 

- Everytime Vegas speaks English, a star dies and a new galaxy is borne 

-  On my defending Ken campaign, but there was genuine concern in his eyes when daddy Chan was telling them that they had to find KP. Clearly, they all knew Porsche was with Kinn so we cannot pass it off as oh Kinn’s their boss so obviously he’s concerned. No, Porsche is also there and Ken is concerned for BOTH, I will die on this hill. 

- I want more Macau/Vegas, I want to see more of their relationship because they also have such a realistic sibling relationship. Like how Vegas was concerned about Macau’s head wound but then turned around and told Porsche he also wants to smack his little bro up the head. I want more of their dynamic, I think it’s just as interesting as the main family brothers

- The bodyguard rule being rock, paper, scissors, I’m ascending 

- I am always weak for the man never got to grow up properly, so at the first sight of no responsibilities, he descends into his inner child ergo, Kinn being amazed by fishing and water. Please, I want them to give each other the childhood they were robbed off 

- Porsche being willing to cut off his fucking hand for Kinn 

- Porsche’s argument that Kinn could command his empire without a hand was actually a great point (the law student in me applauses him) 

- The entire VegasPete scene, from Pete yelling in fright and the condom exchange 

- We need more discourse on Pol because he’s a terrible bodyguard and I need to know how he ended up here, but goddamn he’s MY terrible bodyguard 

- Kinn’s dream of being a singer absolutely devastated me and yes, it hurts knowing he had to give it up to take over the family business whilst Kim is free to go achieve his (being both Kinn and Kim’s) dream. I wonder if Kim knows because that would be even more devastating 

- THE FUCKING JUMP???? HOW DID THEY NOT DIE 

- Kinn knowing he could uncuff them as soon as Porsche pulled out the knife but didn’t 

- The kiss and the hug *sobbing noises* 

- DADDY CHAN COMING IN TO SAVE THE DAY BECAUSE OF COURSE HE DOES, WHAT I WOULD GIVE TO THIS MAN, PLEASE, DADDY CHAN, GIVE ME ONE CHANCE KING 

[i-got-the-feels]

kinnporsche brain rot is reading a het mafia series where second brother ends as mafia king and going "omg Michael is so kinn-coded"

[prdsd4na]

wake up babes new theory about the ‘i’m not on anyone’s side. i’m on your side.’ scene just dropped (or more than the actual scene, what leads to it lol)

these past few weeks i read some posts in the tag that questioned the motif behind kim investigating on porsche and his family because it seems like it's going nowhere but i don't think this is the case as the series has been showing him investigating since the beginning and i don't think it is that random that then korn in episode 12 just says everything without even being asked so i really wouldn't be surprised if the whole point of kim's investigation is to use him to let the audience find the actual truth through him and eventually show how korn is manipulating the game since day one ???

we know that kim's investigation on screen starts in episode 3 when big meets him and this conversation follows:

presumibly kim was suspicious from the get go after learning that his father hired a random man without background to be kinn's bodyguard

it doesn't show on screen but it's a given that after the conversation with big, kim asks him to find more info about porsche because in episode 4 we get this scene:

big hands kim the file on porsche assuming kim wants to know about porsche because the rumors about there being a mole have spread but that is not why kim is investigating considering that we see him still investigating even after they find out the mole was ken

in episode 4 we're introduced to kim's investigation board for the first time:

he's clearly investigating something even from before he knew about porsche and it's clearly all linked to his father so he definitely suspect korn of something and (not in the screenshot) we see kim fixing porsche's and porchay's pictures on it then looking at it kim isn't suspicious about who porsche is but he wants to know how he could actually be linked to his father

then in episode 5 kim is at the main house looking for something and he almost gets caught by his father so he uses the excuse he came to meet him and this conversation follows:

kim suspects his father of something but he doesn't really know what it is exactly so he tries to test the waters with him and i think it's really interesting the way korn reacts because it all starts with them sitting korn seems chill ready to catch up with his youngest son happy that he came to see him but kim starts to ask questions and something in korn shifts and he puts himself in a defensive position replying to questions with other questions dropping his fake expressions two times visibly altered by they way kim is almost interrogating him and it seems like kim notices it and just interrupts the conversation stands up and leaves i wouldn't be surprised if we will find out that after this conversation korn started having kim followed and monitored and him randomly confessing about porsche's parents death was just a precaution to preceed kim who also found out (end of episode 10) as he's afraid of what kim could do (considering how unhinged kim seems maybe it's common knowledge even in the family lol)

some sort of confirmation that kim isn't investigating to find out if there's actually a mole and who this mole is but that he's actually trying to find out what's the connection between porsche and his father and what his father is hiding comes in episode 8 with this conversation between big and kim:

and this is the first time we learn that the car crash that killed porsche's parents wasn't that much of an accident after all

i always thought that korn playing chess since the beginning of the series represents something bigger than a mere metaphor of power and dynamics because it actually puts him into the role of the puppeteer for the whole show messing with the story it could be that he's just an old grumpy man who has a lot of time on his hands or it actually could be that he wants to test the son who will succeed him in ruling his empire what's for sure is that he's never shown too much and it looks like every character in the story is moving because of him so even tho they think they are abiding to their own destiny they're just his puppets (porsche thought he had a saying in accepting the mafia job but we found out it was korn all along, kinn decided to become the heir to his father because he wanted to step in for tankhun but in reality he's just following his father's order and so on)

let's not forget this is how the very first episode ends, right after porsche accepted the job at the main house:

so of course i wouldn't believe a single word coming out of korn’s mouth in general and particularly during the conversation with porsche and kinn in episode 12 because he was definitely the one leading the conversation how he wanted and it seems really out of character for him to spit out the actual story behind porsche's parents death just like that without porsche even asking about it porsche went to talk to korn because he found out that they manipulated him to make him work for the main family so porsche didn't even know that his parents died in shady circumstances

i really think that the whole 'my friend was behind your parents' car crash so i covered it all up' situation was actually a random excuse a pawn move in korn's chess game we've seen him play since episode 1 to see how it plays out he wants to see a reaction from porsche he definitely wants something from him but we always see him remain calm he always appear quite easy going and chill with that little grandpa smile and as we know porsche trusts this kind of attitude towards him so he easily trusts korn and shows him respect this is why both kinn and porsche seem to believe him and it’s really questionable that he firstly said to porsche that he wanted to make ammend for what happened by letting him work for his family (a reality that could easily gets him killed) but then when kinn presumibly went to live with porsche he himself went out of the house (we never saw him leave the house in twelve episodes) just to give porsche a photo of this said friend that killed porsche’s parents

so… what if korn lied about his friend being the one who killed porsche’s parents in that car accident and him covering it up because it's all part of his big bad scheme?

korn wants porsche to kill the guy in order to definitively corrupt him and have a leverage to use against him for later purposes because up to this point even if porsche is working with the mafia he never actually killed anyone willingly it all was part of the job and this could have been the first life he'd take and something like this (considering for him it would have been the man who killed his parents) would have changed him forever and maybe be the cause for conflict between kinn and porsche so it doesn't come as much as surprise that this is when porsche's uncle appears again with a picture of porsche's family and korn hinting to the fact that korn was friends with one if not both of porsche’s parents or anyway knew them

so thinking back to these handprints appearing in episode 5 when kim almost gets caught by his father snooping around:

who do they belong to ?

if korn and porsche's parents were friends it could be that these handprints belong to porsche and porchay from when they were children and we find out korn actually cared for them all these years after their parents' death remaining informed about anything that happened to them

maybe the car crash that killed porsche's parents was actually caused by them and korn as their friends wanted to cover it up in order to protect porsche and porchay

maybe korn even gave their uncle money each month to support them financially only for their uncle to lose everything gambling and that's the reason for their long-term debts

or it can be that maybe those are kinn's and porsche’s hands and we find out that kinn and porsche knew each other when they were children and actually were friends (like a good old childhood best friends to stangers to enemies to lovers) i mean i may be reaching because the handprints are different sizes but we actually don't know how older than porsche kinn actually is

we know that canonically porsche was in the car crash with his parents and he lost his memory so he doesn't remember what happened during the car crash and with kinn it’s the same he was a child so he could not remember

or it can be that it doesn't mean anything and it was just put there to distract the audience or to mislead kim

at the beginning of the series kinn and porsche meet each other by chance porsche helps kinn and korn watching them on video decides he wants porsche to be kinn's bodyguard even tho he's not trained to be one but why if not because he already knows who porsche is and wants something from him ? but he would have never predicted that kinn would fall in love with porsche and would change so much and that's when he decided he had to do something about it and protect his empire because he knows how his son is when he's weak in love (we learned about it through tawan)

it's fortunate that porsche's uncle is appearing now that kinn's and porsche's feelings and relationship have consolidated to the point they represent something dangerous so what if korn or kan are actually paying him to make kinn and porsche break up? they both have their reasons to:

we know from the conversation between vegas and porsche in the warehouse that porsche's sense of family is really strong because in that moment he couldn't understand why vegas would do something like that to his uncle and cousins and vegas puts him in front of the crude reality that they actually aren't family something he learned and grew up with because of the way his father raised both him and macau as we have discovered in these past few episodes where vegas is with pete so it actually makes sense that using porsche's uncle would work because despite what happened between them he still remains the uncle who raised them after his parents passed away

we also know that by now both kinn and porsche are so in love with each other that they represent each other's strength and in this sense also each other's weakness

korn knows that breaking them apart will bring back the old kinn he's been shaping into being his heir since he was a child

kan knows that if kinn and porsche were to break up kinn would be so weak that he could easily overthrow the main family when they're at their lowest and take power (much like vegas' plan) as in this scene from the trailer kan seems a little too happy about something

regardless i really can't think of a reason that could cause a conflict so big between kinn and porsche capable of breaking them up to the point they find themselves pointing guns at each other again because if we think about where they are now as a couple when a problem arises they are really quick to make up as they forgive each other istantly and just a touch is enough also we already got a scene with kinn and porsche pointing guns at each other in episode 10 before porsche runs away with vegas and we know kinnporsche is a series that uses parallels and foreshadowing and in that moment neither of them wanted to actually hurt the other so i wouldn't be surprised if the scene from the trailer coming during the final showdown at the main house pointing guns at each other goes just like that and they're not really against each other (they don't even have their fingers on the trigger) but i really do believe that a few people would try to separate them in these last two episodes

[guzhufuren]

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