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@zainguang@cloudthoughtt As far as we’re aware, everything LG is doing is simply reactionary to Vein’s own actions. I’m SO confused by the wave of people acting like they’re equally as bad as one another…
@id3fix3 The thing that gets me is LG is 100% making morally questionable decisions…but it’s literally in direct response to a literal criminal murdering his loved ones. He wouldn’t be doing any of this if Vein hadn’t done anything first 😭.
Vein’s a worse person by MILES.
People forgetting that “Nakahara” is Professor N’s last name and not Chuuya’s gives the same exact vibe as people not knowing that “Frankenstein” was the last name of the scientist.
Chuuya, in some ways, is like the “monster” - he’s made up of parts from other people. His name isn’t his own, his ability isn’t his own, his identity isn’t his own.
In my opinion, SB is less about the question “Is Chuuya human?” and more about “Who is Chuuya?”.
My love for analyzing BSD has been reawakened during my reread of the main manga, SB, and Fifteen.
I just don’t know how to come back into the fandom lmao. Is it still alive on here? Or am I just going to start ranting to the void again?
People instinctively looking at Soukoku and their partnership and classifying them as a unit will always, on some level, positively impact Dazai and negatively impact Chuuya.
It’s such an intrinsic part of their dynamic that really isn’t talked about enough.
Actually, I will explain.
Both characters are nearly perfect deviations of the “genius” trope that is found in most media. They’re both overly emotional and tend to default to anger and pettiness once they overcome their anxious/timid demeanors.