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Suguru Geto did some straight-up horrific shit, but yeah, he's way more of a tragically broken character than a straight-up mustache-twirling villain.

People love to throw around the phrase "Geto did nothing wrong."

Nah.

Bro definitely did a LOT wrong 😭

But here's the thing...

Suguru Geto isn't a villain in the same way Sukuna or Mahito are.

He's one of the most tragic characters in JJK.

Remember, this was the same guy who genuinely believed sorcerers existed to protect people. He wasn't born evil. He wasn't power hungry. He wasn't trying to become a king.

He actually cared.

Then reality started beating the life out of him.

Riko gets murdered right in front of him.

A cult of non-sorcerers literally celebrates her death.

Haibara dies.

Nanami gives up.

Gojo becomes so powerful that the gap between them starts growing.

And every day Geto is out there risking his life to clean up curses that are created by the negative emotions of the very people he's protecting.

Then comes the village incident...

And honestly?

That's the moment Suguru Geto died.

Bro shows up, exorcises the curse, saves two little girls who had been tortured and abused by the villagers...

Then the villagers ask him to kill the girls too.

At that point he completely snaps.

112 villagers gone.

Just like that.

Was it justified?

Absolutely not.

The girls deserved saving.

The people responsible deserved punishment.

But slaughtering an entire village and then deciding the solution is to wipe out all non-sorcerers?

Yeah bro was gone.

That's not justice.

That's trauma turning into extremism.

And that's what makes Geto such a great character.

Because if we're being real...

His diagnosis wasn't completely wrong.

The JJK world IS unfair to sorcerers.

The system IS broken.

Sorcerers die protecting people who don't even know they exist.

But his solution?

Pure madness.

That's why I don't see Geto as a straight-up villain.

I see him as a good person who kept taking L after L after L until eventually he broke.

Gojo understood that too.

That's why their final moments hit so hard.

Even after everything...

Gojo never stopped caring about him.

And Geto never stopped being his friend.

That's tragedy.

Not villainy.

And that's why Suguru Geto remains one of the best-written characters in all of Jujutsu Kaisen.

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@Ok_Cinema0 The Odyssey

[Novarx (incarnate) @warrie2021]

This is a very uncomfortable question but if a man inherits the female titan, will the titan still be female?

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@warrie2021 No it will be still female. But with more masculinity

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Would have ended better and faster. Armin was weak. Levi made the wrong choice

[THADARKJAY! @heyjay_xo]

WOULD AOT HAVE ENDED BETTER IF COMMANDER ERWIN WAS SAVED INSTEAD OF ARMIN??

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WOULD AOT HAVE ENDED BETTER IF COMMANDER ERWIN WAS SAVED INSTEAD OF ARMIN??

[Inosuke Tweets @LordInosuke741]

The holy trinity of modern Isekai

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Jane Schoenbrun’s ‘TEENAGE SEX AND DEATH AT CAMP MIASMA’ will release on Mubi on October 2.

Read our review: https://t.co/tYGLTMmRHQ

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@DiscussingFilm Weird art cover lol

[Falilat @Kamalfalilat]

We know James was an excellent Seeker as a student. What was Snape good at as a student?

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The Odyssey making $1.6B isn't just a win for Universal; it’s a massive reality check for the internet. It proved that loud online outrage is completely disconnected from real world audience behavior. Real people want quality, scale, and cinematic excellence

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Why Online Boycotts couldn't stop Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey

​If you were listening to social media over the past few months, you would’ve thought Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey was going to crash and burn.
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A thread

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We see this loop happen constantly: an online mob declares a movie "dead," it trends for 48 hours, and then the film goes on to print $100M+ on opening weekend.
​Noise does not equal leverage.

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You can't boycott a director who has essentially become his own genre. Nolan is one of the last directors whose name alone is a cheat code.Trying to cancel a Nolan release is like trying to turn off the internet with a light switch it’s just not happening.

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The loudest people throwing hate at the casting choices and modern dialogue have one thing in common: they don't actually support cinema.Nolan builds cinema for film fans, not for serial complainers who only consume 15-second outrage clips.

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The numbers were heavily skewed from day one. It was mostly farm bots and a dedicated group of online haters trying to force a narrative. A tiny group of people setting up automated scripts can make 10,000 tweets look like a movement, but bots don't buy IMAX tickets.

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Then reality hit. The film crossed $1.6 Billion at the box office, completely shattering records and becoming Universal’s highest grossing movie of all time
​How does a movie face massive backlash and still obliterate the box office? Social media outrage is a complete illusion

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Who understands this ?