That’s…not how Will works.
Will works BECAUSE they know fear but have the strength to overcome it.
Christ on a stick this show should have gotten a writer who knows how the Lantern’s work.
There’s a lot of understandable critiques of OW ranked right now- challenger being a particularly sticky subject. That being said, in no way is champ 1 even remotely 4.3k of old OW1 (as someone who almost hit 4.3k myself), and this is even if we ignore the playerbase improving over time.
I'LL SAY IT AGAIN:
IT SHOULD BE ILLEGAL to charge a "convenience fee" for paying a bill online. The convenience is for the company. The fee is for you.
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The amount of dread I felt when this episode dropped, since I knew it was coming from reading the manga way before the anime. It's genuinely one of the cruelest scenes in the story specifically because of how sadly real it felt
Ketil throughout the entire story up until then, was viewed as a very kind man, who was generous to everyone around him, wanting to be viewed as a good man. You would never expect this type of violence and cruelty from him
But as soon as he lost his wealth and power, the monster he truly was made itself known, latching on to the one "good" thing he had and in the end destroying it
It's not that he was always evil or suddenly changed personalities, he was just human, and humans can become worse than any monster when they don't get what they want or think they deserve
Fuck man, Arnheid's death still haunts me years after I first read it, and the anime team deserves all the praise for not holding back in portraying how disgusting and tragic this whole scene was
@Iska_dr1@tishray I'm not sure I agree, his acts aren't because he sees the future, its because of his childish version of freedom he grew up with. A world without enemies and with sights of nature he only dreamed of seeing he was a slave to said ideal of freedom which causes him to genocide.
@Iska_dr1@tishray Of course the ultimate problem is never solved at least not permanently because its impossible, humans will always have a conflict, heck even in the creation myth from the Bible Adam and Eve have an inevitable conflict whether you believe its because of Satan or human nature.