@quoipi For the record I also think the reading of "They got the wrong Charlie" is valid just because of the jokey "here lies Charlie: you can tell it's him 'cause we put his name on the stone"
Like maybe there literally was a mistake, and the song enjoys mocking his bad luck.
@quoipi Can I ask what the section would represent in your interpretation?
Is that "bureaucratic demons" both metaphorically and literally are inescapable in life and in death?
That there simply is no escape from being churned by systems?
@Trimfya It's not about literally witnessing every single piece of content, it's about engaging with the medium for it's unique qualities. I wouldn't call them "non-fans" but it's rather disappointing to witness tons of these "fans" disregard the gameplay as part of the narrative.
@turntineforwhat Without any additional bullying from my white father, it took me a similar amount of time to find any beauty in my features.
That was wrong of her.
Any amount of added delay to your self actualization due to her racist needling is deplorable.
@89technical@puppyochako Personal revenge vs. battle for the fate of the world.
These things are different, no?
Zuko is genuinely curious about how Aang will settle the conflict after correctly identifying Katara's needs.
The Demagogic struggle aang goes through is the through line of the text.