lloyd 'survived on one meal per day for years' frontera would absolutely see sharing food as a love language and javier 'lived in the streets for months as a child' asrahan would be fluent in it
i do believe there is a point in their lives where they both heal from the trauma of going through severe food insecurity but neither of them ever quite really forget just how important food can be. and when the other shares their food with them, they appreciate it as the show of affection it was meant to be
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Lawlight likers may be an insufferable presence in the fandom to other kinds of Death Note heads, but be serious, how much of the longevity of the fandom do you think this ship is actually responsible for?
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i read a story today
they put into words, this feeling
and i'm still living in it
i see you through the window
now we are driving through green
my head is pressed to my knees
and i can feel you thinking
what is this space in between?
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Oh my god the parallels of Sam's Hell trials to Jack's trials to kill God and Amara........ I'm going to end it rn. I always sort of thought this because of the similarities in that:
they're a set of trials which are a great burden to be shouldered by one person for the greater good (very much in a classic hero's journey sort of way).
yet despite this, the reason at the heart of WHY they're doing these trials is because of a belief in their fundamental worthlessness or corruption without completing this grand act for the greater good (Sam and his need to achieve purity from the demon blood, believing the trials are purifying him; Jack, thinking of himself as fundamentally corrupt and having fulfilled the 'monster' status he so desperately wanted to prove that he wasn't, believing that killing God and Amara is the only way he can achieve forgiveness).
But now having watched 15.15 and just finding out that Jack's going to DIE because of this and he's known it from the beginning - RAHHHFJDBFIUHRUI JUST LIKE SAM WANTED TO DIE IN THE END. Another parallel and I don't like it, it's a punch to the gut, a knife to the stomach.
Billie... when I catch you....
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