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I've shown milgram to my mom and she fell in love with Haruka character, she listened to all the voice dramas, read his Q&A etc. When she found out what he did and what happened to him she stood quiet for like 30 minutes and started crying.
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Really simple animation, I think the milgram prisoners' souls would have their prison suit colours in undertale.
Inspired in the finale trend.
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so in umbilical we see yuno falling from stairs

and as sheâs falling, she slows/breaks her fall by grabbing onto the flesh-colored balloon

and it allows her to safely reach the ground⊠unharmedâŠ.

but in that process, the balloon floats away once she reaches the ground.
life was there all alongâŠ.
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I think Muu saying "Friends should let each other do whatever they want" was her way of trying to convince herself that she is not guilty of Haruka's death, since it was his choice. I mean, if Muu was actively telling Haruka to not starve himself, she would've felt responsible for his decision. So bringing him food was her roundabout way of saying "don't do that"
In a way, I do think that Muu didn't want Haruka to die. But she also didn't want to feel the weight of responsibility for someone's death (something she already doesn't deal well with concerning Rei). So she went about trying to 'keep him alive' really poorly
I still think she didn't do everything she could to save him, and she's aware of this. Just because Muu would've needed to actually step up and take responsibility. But she's a 16 year old girl. She's not stupid, but she's immature. She didn't graduate high school. She can lead the mean girls, but she isn't qualified to be someone's caretaker
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Trial 3 - Melting Temperature Voice Drama (Side-by-Side English Translation)
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ãšã¹ãããŠãã ES: YUNO. ãŠãããçå®ããïŒã YUNO: Warden-san? ãšã¹ãã第3審ã¯ãåãæåã ãªã ES: Youâre the first in the Third Trial. ãŠããããããããã ããäžæè°ãªæ°åã ãªããã«ã«ãããªãâŠâŠãã«ã«âŠâŠããã£ãšãããããã«ã«ã®ããšé¢åèŠãŠãããã£ãŠéžæè¢ããã£ããšæããã ããªãã§ããªããâŠâŠããããè§Šã£ãŠãããã®ãããªããšæã£ã綺éºã ããâŠæ±ããããããããã YUNO: Yep, thatâs right. It feels kinda weird. HARUKAâs not here⊠HARUKA⊠Iâm sure that there was probably a choice for me to take to take care of HARUKA. But, for some reason⊠it felt like he was someone I wasnât allowed to touch, because he was beautiful⊠and Iâm⊠dirty. ãšã¹ããåã®ããã ããã£ãŠãã®ã«âŠâŠã ãŠã®èšãéãâŠâŠãããªãããšã¯ããã£ãŠããã®ã«ã ES: I knew it was my fault⊠Just like MUU said⊠I knew it was going to turn out like this. ãŠããããããããããããããªãããããèšã£ãŠãããã°ãå°ãã¯çå®ãããæ¥œã«ãªããžã£âŠã YUNO: Maybe you did, maybe you didnât. If you say stuff like that, maybe itâll ease your mind a bit, heh⊠ãšã¹ããããã ãªâŠã ES: Yeah⊠ãŠããããã£ãããããã®ãããªãããïŒãããæåŸãªãã ãâŠâŠã YUNO: Ah- I gotta stop bullying you! This is the last time weâre gonna have something like this after all⊠ãšã¹ãããåã«ã¯âŠâŠãã€ãçããšãããç²ãã£ã±ãªãã ãã ES: You⊠always manage to strike where it hurts the most, you know. ãŠããããã£âŠèªåã§æ»ãéžã¶ããšãããããšãªããŠãã¡ããæããªããã©ãâŠâŠãã®åãæ»ãã ã£ãŠç¥ã£ãæâŠâŠãããã¯å°ãæºãããŸããã£ããã ãèªåã®åœãæãæã€ã»ã©å€§äºãªãã®ã«åºäŒã£ãããšããªãããâŠâŠãã£ã±ããã«ã«ã¯ç¶ºéºã ãªã£ãŠæã£ãã YUNO: Eh⊠I donât think choosing to die is a good thing, of course, but⊠when I found out that kid died⊠I was kinda shaken. Iâve never found something so important that itâs worth throwing my life away for so⊠thatâs why I thought HARUKA really was beautiful. ãšã¹ãã綺éºïŒãã«ã«ããïŒã ES: Beautiful? HARUKA?? ãŠããããããããã·ããŠãããããã«ãããã ãã©ãã人殺ããªã®ãããããªããã©ãâŠâŠãã®äººãã¡ã¯ãšãŠã綺éºã ã£ãã YUNO: Mhm, yeah. That includes SHIDOU-san and MAHIRU-san too. They might be murderers but⊠they really were beautiful people. ãšã¹ããããããªããªåã«ã¯âŠâŠãŸã ããæããªãã ES: I⊠donât get it. I canât see it- not yet, at least. ãŠãããæ²ããã®ïŒçå®ããã YUNO: Are you sad? Warden-san? ãšã¹ãããããããã ããåã¯ããã€ããæ»ãã§ãæ²ãããã ãã©ãããã°ããã£ãã®ãã ES: Yeah, I am. They died and Iâm sad. I donât know what I shouldâve done. ãŠãããããããªããããããã¯ãäžåºŠããç¡ããã ããã人çã®ãã£ãŠæ¥œããã°ããããããªãããªãããããããã£ãšããããã¡ãšäžç·ã«ããŠããããçå®ããã«ã¯ãæ²ããæš©ã«ãããããã§ããã YUNO: No one really does. You only get one shot at life after all, so I think you should enjoy it as much as you can. Besides, youâve been with us all this time, Warden-san. You have the right to be sad at least.
ES breathes out shakily. ãšã¹ããããã¶ãåªãããããªããã ES: Youâre being awfully kind. ãŠãããæ®éã ãã YUNO: Iâm just being normal. ãšã¹ããå°ãæå€ã ãªããåã¯ã©ããªç¶æ³ã«ãªã£ãŠããæšæšãšããŠãããã®ã ãšæã£ãŠããã ES: Itâs a bit surprising. Iâd thought you were the type to stay cool and unaffected no matter what happened. ãŠãããããæ¬åœã«ãããããããæã£ãŠããªãã YUNO: Heh- Honestly, I thought so too. ãšã¹ããäœããåãããããâŠâŠåã«ã赊ããç¶ããããšãã ES: What made you that wayâŠ? Was it because I kept on forgiving you? ãŠããããïŒããããå¥ã«ããã¯ã©ãã§ãããã®ã YUNO: Huh? Nah. That stuff never really mattered. ãšã¹ãããžãâŠâŠãŸã£ãããçå®ãããã®ãªã奎ã ã ES: Heh⊠Of course youâd say that. Youâre not even the kind of person worth being a Warden to. ãŠãããçå®ãããã®ãã女ã«ãªãããªããããªããããã YUNO: Itâs exactly because I have no intention of being the kind of girl youâd want to protect. ãšã¹ããéããªãã ES: No doubt about that. ãŠãããã§ããïŒã YUNO: Right? ãšã¹ããããã«ãâŠâŠãåãå€ããã®ã¯ããã£ãšã«ã³ããããŠãããŠããã ããã ES: MAHIRU was⊠Sheâs the one who changed you. She was always looking out for you, wasnât she? ãŠããããããããããªãããå€ãã£ãã®ããç¥ããªããã¯ããããã«ãªããªãã ãããâŠâŠããããããã«ãããæ»ã¬æãã°ã«ãããã ããã YUNO: Maybe. I donât know if Iâve really changed. Maybe I just canât bring myself to be cheery anymore⊠I was there with MAHIRU-san when she died, yâknow? ãšã¹ããããããããããšãã ES: I see. Thank you for being there. ãŠããããããå
šç¶ã ããã·ããŠãããæ»ãããã£ããäœãã§ããªããŠãã匱ã£ãŠãã®ãèŠãŠããããªãã£ãâŠâŠãã§ããããããåã£ããã ãããããã«ããæåŸãŸã§ãããã¹ã倧奜ãã§ãâŠâŠããã«ããã£ãŠãã£ããããšãã§ãâŠâŠææã«å€¢èŠãŠãŠãã倧奜ããªäººã®ãå«ããã«ãªã£ãŠãäžç·ã«èµ€ã¡ããè²ãŠãã®ã倢ãªãã ã£ãŠã YUNO: No, not at all. I couldnât do anything when SHIDOU-san died, I could only watch him get weaker⊠But, I yapped a lot with MAHIRU-san. MAHIRU-san loved to talk until the very end⊠MAHIRU-san was such a hopeless romantic⊠dreaming of love, wanting to be the bride of someone she loves, dreaming of raising a baby together. ãšã¹ããããããããã«ããããªã ES: I see. That sounds like MAHIRU. ãŠããã仿ããªãããããããªäººãâŠâŠæ¬åœâŠç¬ã£ã¡ããããããããªãã人ã®å€¢ã ã£ãèµ€ã¡ããâŠâŠãããã¿ãããªå¥³ã®ãšããã«æ¥ããã ãã YUNO: You donât really see people like that these days. âŠSeriouslyâŠitâs almost laughable- That baby a good person like her dreamed of⊠ended up inside someone like me instead. ãšã¹ãããŠãâŠâŠã ES: YUNO⊠ãŠãããé¢çœãããïŒããããæ®ºãããã®âŠâŠããã«ãããᅵᅵᅵããæ¬²ããã£ãŠããã®ãªãã âŠâŠèµŠãããããäœã£ãŠæãã§ããããã«ã¿ããã YUNO: Isnât it kinda funny? The thing I killed⊠was the very thing MAHIRU-san wanted most in the world. So what if I was forgiven? Itâs just so stupid. ãšã¹ããâŠâŠåãèšãããã»ãªãããã®ãŸãŸè¿ããã ES: âŠThen Iâll just go ahead and return the words you once told me. ãŠãããããŒïŒã YUNO: Huh? ãšã¹ããæ²ããã°ããããããªãããç¬ããªããŠãããããããªããã ES: Itâs okay to be sad. You donât have to smile or laugh around either. ãŠãããäœèšã£ãŠãã®?ã YUNO: What are you saying? ãšã¹ããç¬ããªããŠããããå·ããæ¯ããããªããŠããããåã«ã ã£ãŠâŠâŠæ²ããæš©å©ã¯ããã ãã ES: You donât have to laugh or smile. You donât have to pretend to be cold. Even you⊠have the right to grieve. ãŠããããªãã YUNO: I donât. ãšã¹ããäœæ
ã ã ES: Why not? ãŠããããããã ãã YUNO: Itâs nothing.
ãšã¹ãããã£ãšäžç·ã«ãããã ãâŠâŠãã£ãšè©±ããŠãããã ããâŠâŠäººæ®ºãã©ããã ãããšâŠâŠå人ã ãã ES: You were always with them⊠always talking together⊠Even if youâre both murderers⊠you were friends. ãŠãããå人?ã YUNO: Friends? ãšã¹ããããäžåºŠèšããâŠâŠæ²ããæš©å©ãããããã ããã ES: Iâll say it again⊠You have the right to be sad. ãŠãããå人ïŒãªã®ããªïŒãäºãã©ãã®èª°ããç¥ããªãã®ã«ã YUNO: Friends? Really? We didnât even know who each other really was. ãšã¹ããããâŠâŠåã¯ããæãã ES: Ah⊠But it seemed that way to me. ãŠãããç¡çã ãâŠâŠç¡çã âŠâŠã YUNO: No way⊠Thereâs no way⊠ãšã¹ããæããå¿
èŠãªããŠãªããæ²ãããã®ãæ²ãããšèšãã°ããã ES: Thereâs no need to hold it in. If something is sad, itâs okay to say itâs sad. ãŠãããæ²ããã§èšãèš³ãªããããâŠâŠæ²ããã§èšãèš³ãªããããâããªãã§ïŒã ã£ãŠããããã¯èµ€ã¡ãããæ®ºããã®ã«ã殺ãããšãäœãæããªãã£ãã®ã«ããã«ã«ãæ»ãã ãšããã·ããŠãããæ»ãã ãšããããã«ãããæ»ãã ãšãã§âŠâŠæ²ããã§èšãèš³ãªãããããã YUNO: Itâs not okay for me to be sad⊠I have no right to be sad!?!!! Why? I killed a baby. And I felt nothing when I did it. So how can I be sad now with HARUKA dying, SHIDOU-san dying, MAHIRU-san dyingâŠ? Thereâs no way Iâm allowed to grieve. ãšã¹ããâŠâŠãŠãã ES: âŠYUNO. ãŠããããããªè³æ ŒãªããŠããèš³ãªããããâŠâŠããããããå
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šéšã€ãŸããªãã®ïŒã YUNO: Thereâs no way I have any right⊠I just- I get it, everything. Ever since I was little, I could usually tell what would make someone happy⊠Itâs all so boring- Everything is boring! ãšã¹ããèãããŠããããåã®ããšã ES: Tell me⊠about yourself. ãŠãããé©åœãªããšãã£ãŠããèªåã®äžã«ããäžã€åœãããã£ãŠç¥ã£ãŠâŠâŠãã ãã æ°æã¡æªãã ãã ã£ããã®å
ãã©ããã人çããããåãã£ã¡ãã£ãâŠâŠããã©ããããªã£ã¡ãã£ãã YUNO: I was just messing around, then I found out there was a life inside of me⊠it just felt so gross. I could already see how my whole life would âhaveâ to go from then on⊠I just got so tired of it all. ãšã¹ããã ããâŠæ®ºããã ES: So thatâs⊠why you killed it. ãŠãããããâŠããã ãããããããããªãããããªã®ããªãèããŠããã¯ã©ã¯ã©ããŠãéæ®µããèœã¡ãã YUNO: Yeah⊠I guess. Or maybe not. I donât know. Thinking about it made my head all dizzy and I fell down the stairs. ãšã¹ããèœã¡ãïŒã ES: Fell? ãŠããããããèœã¡ããã ãããã°ããããããããããæ»åŸã®äžçã ãšæã£ãŠãããèµ€ã¡ãããšäžç·ã«æ»ãã ãã ã£ãŠã YUNO: Yeah, fell. Thatâs why I really thought that this place was the afterlife for a while. And that I died with the baby. ãšã¹ããéããã ãªã ES: But that wasnât it. ãŠãããããæãåºãããããã«é£ããŠæ¥ããããŸã§ã®èšæ¶ãéæ®µããèœã¡ãŠèªåã®ãè
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¥é¢ããããåŠæ ¡ã«æ»ãããã ãããæåŸã®èšæ¶ã¯éé¢ããŠåããŠã®ç»æ ¡äžâŠâŠãªããšãæããªãã£ããã ããâŠâŠããããèµ€ã¡ãããèªåã®äžã®ããããªããªã£ãŠãã YUNO: Yep. I remembered my memories before I was brought here. I fell down the stairs, the life inside me was lost, and I was hospitalized. But after a short stay at the hospital, I was able to go back to school. My last memory is from my first day back at school after being discharged from the hospital⊠I felt nothing... Even though the baby inside me was gone. ãšã¹ãããããããã®ãªã®ãã ES: Is that how it is? ãŠããããã å·ãæ²»ãããã«ãäœäºããªãã£ãããã«ãæ¥åžžã«æ»ããã ãªã£ãŠâŠâŠãªããªãã ãããåœã£ãŠâŠâŠããæã£ãã®èŠããŠããäœãæããªãèªåã¯å€ãªãã ã£ãŠâŠâŠã YUNO: Just like a wound healing, life simply goes on like nothing happened⊠What even is life⊠I remember thinking that- and that something was wrong with me for not feeling anything⊠ãšã¹ãããåã®æ°æã¡ãåã¯ç°¡åã«çè§£ã§ãããšã¯èšããªããã§ããã ãããšãã£ãŠãåãäººã®æ»ãæ²ãããããããªããããããŒã ES: I wonât pretend that itâs easy to understand how you feel. But that doesnât mean youâre not allowed to grieve over someoneâs deathâ
ãŠããããªãã§ä»ã®äººãæ»ãã§æ²ããã®ãã仿Žäººã®åœã®å€§äºãã«æ°ã¥ãããããªåæã赊ãããâããããããã®åã«ã§ããããšãªããŠâŠãã£ãšããããŸãŸã§ããããšã ãã ãã YUNO: Why do I get to be sad about someone else dying? Because I suddenly realized life is precious now? Because Iâm permitted to be that selfish?! The only thing I can do for that kid⊠is to stay [aware/numb] forever. [T/N: Because ããã (sameta) can mean either âto wake up to reality/to be disillusionedâ or âto be cold/numbâ, the sentence ãããããã®åã«ã§ããããšãªããŠâŠãã£ãšããããŸãŸã§ããããšã ãã ã (atashi ga ano ko ni dekiru koto nante⊠zutto sameta mama de iru koto dake dayo) can mean: 1. The only thing I can do for that kid⊠is to stay awake forever- to never dream and just stay in reality; 2. The only thing I can do for that kid⊠is to stay numb forever.] ãšã¹ãããåã¯ãã¡ããšå·ã€ããŠããᅵᅵâŠããã ãèŠãŠããªãã£ãã ãã âŠâŠèªåã®å·ãâŠâŠçã¿ã麻çºãããŠããã ãã ãšæãã ES: You were definitely hurting⊠You just didnât see it⊠YouâŠnumbed yourself to your pain. ãŠããããããã«äœãããããªããããã ã®åäŸã§ããã YUNO: What would you know? Youâre just a kid. ãšã¹ããããããªããããåãšäžç·ã§âŠâŠãŸã åäŸã ãã§ããåã®å¿ã®äžãèŠãŠãããããåã®æãâŠâŠãã£ãšèããŠãããã âŠâŠãèªåã§èšãã»ã©ããåã¯å·ãã人éãããªããã ES: I donât know. You and me⊠weâre just kids. But Iâve seen your heart. Iâve listened to its entirety⊠your songs... Youâre not as cold as you pretend to be. ãŠãããâŠâŠãããã YUNO: âŠis that so. ãšã¹ããããããã ã ES: Yeah. ãŠãããçå®ããã¯ã©ãããã®?ã YUNO: So, whatâre you gonna do now, Warden-san? ãšã¹ããã©ããšã¯ïŒã ES: What do you mean? ãŠããããŸã ç¶ããã®ããã«ã°ã©ã âŠâŠããç Žç¶»ããŠãã§ãããã³ã³ãçå®ãããç¶ããªãããããªãçç±ã¯ãã?ã YUNO: You still gonna keep MILGRAM goingâŠ? This place is already falling apart. Does Warden-san even have a reason to keep going? ãšã¹ããããâŠã ãªããŸã ããããªããä»ã®å人ãšäŒã£ãŠããäžã§èããããšæããã ES: YeahâŠmaybe. I donât know yet. Iâll think about it as I meet with the other Prisoners. ãŠããããã£ãâŠããããããããã YUNO: I. see⊠Maybe thatâs fine too. ãšã¹ãããªãã æåŸã ããèããŠãããã ES: Hey- Since this is the end, can I ask you something? ãŠãããã?ã YUNO: Hm? ãšã¹ãããåã¯ã©ãããã°æºè¶³ã ã£ããã ã ES: What wouldâve satisfied you? ãŠãããã©ãããããš?ã YUNO: What do you mean? ãšã¹ãã赊ãããŠãã赊ãããªããŠããäžæºã ã£ãã ãããåã ES: Whether you were forgiven, whether you werenât forgiven- You wouldnât have felt satisfied either way. ãŠããããããããããããæãããã«ã°ã©ã èªäœæ°ã«é£ããªããããèšã£ãã§ãã?人ã人ãè£ããªããŠç¡çã ã£ãŠã YUNO: Yeah. I think so too. Iâve told you before that I never liked MILGRAM itself, right? And that people judging people, people deciding people is impossible- it doesnât work out. ãšã¹ããããèŠããŠãããã ES: I remember it well. ãŠãããçå®ããããªããšãªãä»ã®ã¿ããªé³ã倿ãããã¯ããã£ãŠããã©ãããããããããããçµå±å
šéšå¥œæ°å«ãã ããç«å Žã¯éãã°âŠæãããšãªããŠéããã ããã YUNO: I, more-or-less, know how Warden-san has judged everyone else. But to me, it was all just picking favorites- what you like and dislike. Different perspectives⊠different beliefs. ãšã¹ããããã ãªâŠâŠã©ããªå人ã ã£ãŠ100察0ãªããŠããšã¯ãªãã£ãâŠâŠããããããã ES: Yeah⊠I understand. No Prisoner was ever just Black-or-White⊠I get that now. ãŠãããããããäœãæ±ããŠãããâŠâŠããâŠâŠå€§äœçå®ããã®èšãããããšã¯ããããããããã¯å±ããããã£ãã®ãããããªãïŒããšãªãã ããå¯ããã£ãã®ãããããªãïŒãããããèšãããã°ãå
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šéšéãã YUNO: What I was really looking forâŠ? Itâs a scary thought⊠I guess I kinda get what Warden-san is trying to say. Maybe I just wanted someone to scold me- to tell me I was wrong? Or maybe, I was lonely? If thereâs anything I can say, all of itâs true and none of itâs true. ãšã¹ããã©ãããããšã ã ES: What do you mean?
ãŠãããããã«éããªããšããããæããªãã®ã¯ãããããšããâŠâŠããããäœãæããããªããŠæ±ºãã€ããªãã§âŠçç±ãªããŠäžã€ãããªããçç±ãªããŠãªããããããªãããé¡ãã ãããããããã®ããšãåãããããããªãã§ãã YUNO: Stuff like âItâs like this for herâ or âItâs weird not to think this for herâ... Donât assume how I felt. There isnât just one reason- there might not even be a reason at all. Please⊠donât try to make me into something so simple. ãšã¹ããâŠâŠãåããããã ES: âŠThatâs such a you thing to say. ãŠãããããããã人éã£ãŠãããããããªãã ãšæããã YUNO: Yep, yep. I think thatâs just how people are. ãšã¹ããããããå匷ã«ãªã£ããã ES: I see. Iâve learned something today. A bell tolls from within the clock in the room. The structure of the interrogation room begins to change. ãŠãããããïŒã YUNO: Already? ãšã¹ããæéãâŠâŠã ES: Timeâs up⊠ãŠããããã£ãããå¥ãã ãã YUNO: Huh. This is goodbye, then. ãšã¹ããããâŠâŠã ES: Yeah⊠ãŠãããã¡ãã£ãšâŠâŠçå®ããïŒã YUNO: Wait a sec⊠Warden-san? ãšã¹ãããªãã ïŒã ES: What is it? ãŠãããã¡ãã£ãšããã§ãã YUNO: Câmere for a sec.
ES walks over slowly, as if the clock ticking down to the beginning of the end was of no issue. YUNO hugs ES. ãŠãããã¯ãã YUNO: There we go. ãšã¹ããâŠâŠãŠãã ES: âŠYUNO. ãŠããããã°ãããžãâŠâŠæ®æ®µãªã2.5æ®ã£ãŠããšããã ãã©ãç¡æã«ããŠãããã YUNO: Hug! Ehe⊠Normally Iâd charge 2500 for this, but Iâll let you have it for free. ãšã¹ããäžæ¬ ã ã ES: Scandalous. ãŠãããããžããŠãœãŠãœãããã«ãããªããã£ãšããããŠãéãåºãããšæãããããçå®ããã®ããšã YUNO: Hehe. Just kidding. MAHIRU-san probably wouldâve seen you off like this too. If it were you, Warden-san. ãŠããããµã
ããããã蟌ãããã¯ãïŒã YUNO: Whew- I put a lot into that- There! YUNO lets go of ES. ãŠãããçµããïŒãªããŠèšãããããããâŠâŠé 匵ã£ãŠãïŒã YUNO: The end! What else to say I guess⊠Do your best! ãšã¹ããã¯ãâŠâŠã ES: Yeah⊠ãŠãããçå®ããã«ã¯ããããèšã£ãããä»ããã«ã°ã©ã ãªããŠãã ããªãã£ãŠæ°éæããã©ãã YUNO: Iâve said a lot to Warden-san, and I still think MILGRAM is a load of shit. ãšã¹ãããŸã èšããã ES: Still going on about that? ãŠããããããã¯ããã«æ¥ãªãã£ãããèªåã®ããããšãæ¹ããŠèããããšãªããŠãªãã£ããããããªãããã£ãšãããã®ããããšãæ¥åžžã®äžã«æ¶ããŠããâŠâŠãããã®äžã«ããäžäººããããšãå¿ããŠããŸã£ãŠããã YUNO: But if I hadnât come here, maybe I never wouldâve thought twice about what I did. It wouldâve just disappeared into the background of my life⊠that another person had been inside me. I wouldâve completely forgotten about it.
ãšã¹ãããŠãâŠâŠã ES: YUNO⊠ãŠããããããã®ããšãèããŠãããããšã¯ãããããšãããããᅵᅵãããäžäººãæ»ãããã£ãŠããã©ãç§ãã¡ãç¥ã£ãŠãããŠããããšãã YUNO: Thank you for thinking about me. One person inside of me is already dead, but⊠thank you for getting to know us. ãšã¹ããåãâŠãåãç¥ããŠããã£ãâŠâŠå¿ããªããâŠãåãšãããäžäººã ES: Iâm⊠also glad I got to know you. I wonât forget⊠you and the other one. ãŠãããããã ãã¯âŠâŠããã£ãããªãããããšããçå®ããããã€ãã€ïŒãŸãäŒããããããïŒã YUNO: If nothing else⊠Iâm glad for that. Thanks, Warden-san. Bye-bye! Hope we meet again! ãšã¹ãããããã¡ãããâŠâŠããããšãã ES: Yeah⊠Thank you as well. ãšã¹ããå人çªå·2çªâŠâŠããããŒã ES: Prisoner Number 2⊠No- ãŠãããïŒã YUNO: Huh? ãšã¹ããããã¯ãèŠããªããªã ES: Thatâs not needed anymore. ES takes their hat off and throws it to the ground. ãŠãããããâŠâŠæšãŠã¡ããã®?ã YUNO: Youâre really⊠Youâre throwing it away? ãšã¹ï¿œï¿œï¿œããããããããã¯çå®ãããªããæåŸãããã¯ããã ã®åã§ããããšæãã ES: Yeah, from here on out Iâm not a Warden. At least for now, I want to just be me. YUNO smiles, impressed. It was time to say goodbye. ãŠãããããâŠâŠãããããããšã¹ã YUNO: Heh⊠Not bad, Es. Es looks back at Yuno, the corners of their mouth matching the gentle expression on Yunoâs. Their eyes soften. ãšã¹ããæš«æšåªä¹ããåã®çœªãæãã ES: Yuno Kashiki, sing your sins!
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quick life analysis áŠâ (â  â â¡â  â çâ  â â¡â  â )â á€

Yuno in the nurse office, went there in early morning.
After this she says goodbye to the nurse and gets dismissed, going home alone without having to tell her mother since she's 18

not sure, maybe some kind of train ticket? or something school related

She goes to the train station, probably to go home. There's a clock with the time.
I can't understand it properly. But it looks like 1PM? maybe 2?

She waits for the train when she starts feeling sick and throws up. That's when she realizes she's probably pregnant.
After that Yuno turns "transparent" and almost falls under the train. That could've been the start of suicidal thoughts.

After around 1 hour she turns back, she didn't get the train, she's at the same train station as before.
She walks to her left at the start before turning and walking to the right, going towards the abandoned building.

while she walks toward the building she looks at the time on her watch, it's around 15 minutes after she left the train station.
Maybe she actually wanted to go back home, without letting her mom know she left early? idk

The building isn't really visible, it looks like it's pretty hidden and difficult to enter. This definitely wasn't the first time she went there. Since it's near her school, maybe she sometimes went there to have some time for herself?

She reaches the building, and moves around like she knows where she's going, looks like she's deep in her thoughts during the whole video.

She reaches the top, and then we all know how it went.
She says that after that she ended up in the hospital, I don't think anyone found her, maybe after a while she got up and called herself.
Maybe her mother never got to know since she tried to hide it all well.
Please share your thoughts ðð»
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I think Life really hammers home how arguing about whether or not she killed anything or whether she's guilty is missing the point, which is that Yuno herself is now grieving. she feels like she killed her baby, and at the time she was numb and felt nothing about it, but the fact she didn't feel upset at the time is only making her feel more pain now. she was shocked and terrified then survived an accident she didn't really want to survive and now people are still debating whether she was in the right or not when what's really important is how Yuno has been hiding herself so long and is just seeking someone to listen and validate that she does feel sad, lonely and guilty and not the cheerful facade she puts on to others or the cold heartless facade she puts on to herself. like yeah I'm in the vast majority that think she's totally innocent, but that does nothing to actually help Yuno. it's not the point. it highlights just another way Milgram as a system fails
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She didn't even abort, like was commonly theorized, she passed out and had a nasty fall down some stairs leading to a miscarriage, and she has survivor's guilt since she survived (+ now survivor's guilt over Mahiru recently passing)
My poor girl ð¢
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Yuno Kashiki Graphics. â¡ && â» to use.
psd by me. no kin me is tags unless @lovestis. pngs by me, but posted on our alter's account,,, @/headl-ck.
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you guys don't understand how much I relate to Yuno

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theyâre all finally done! vbs and wxs are in my blog :3
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could you⊠could you maybe draw baby mafuyu and toya playing togetherâŠ. ðð maybe the tenma siblings are there too
They are very normal children, raised by normal parents. What do you mean normal children don't sit and line up their toys instead of playing with them?
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