I think the saddest thing about Lisa’s backstory is that she’s been living in the human world for so long atp and still has no understanding of humans because she’s kept her heart closed the entire time due to her resentment and trauma. The way she talked about the scientist who was working on the potion’s last testament so flippantly kinda hurt because it showed a fundamental lack of knowledge of the human experience and spirit.
Again, I don’t blame her for this because she had those awful experiences, but the irony is the goodness of humanity was on full display in him and she was never able to see it and realize that her negative experience doesn’t define an entire species. Even outside of that, she literally works at an aquarium with kids, who are universally accepted as the best of humanity because they aren’t born with inherent hatred or biases and she still doesn’t get it.
That said, Lisa’s backstory has just totally endeared her as a character to me. Such a heartbreaking tale of resilience and determination. She’s been struggling for so long to save her people and even after Lara technically caused it, she still wants to reconnect with her sister too. I love when antagonists have arguments that are valid and make you question what you’d do in the same situation!
#さよならララ #goodbyelara #さよララ
my korean special edition cover of phm is here (+ artemis and the martian) 🥹 the bonus mug is also so pretty... fingers crossed one of these days i will *finally* be fluent enough in korean to read these 😭
@cooked_memer Might have, their last handshake in the 2nd film did a spark effect. I'm also wondering if their handshake now help trigger some of those memories back.
you asked for a movie .. so i made a trailer
Ryland Grace finds himself alone, light years away from earth on a mission to save his home. Only to cross paths with Simon who.. reminds him of a friend he once knew..
#bloodymary#ProjectHaiMary#Ironlung
@CaptEef Marys arc reminded me a lot of Simon's actually. Growing past trauma and who it's made you, the sheer determination to live, physical breaking of a sentimental object tying you to your past as a symbol of that change, only for both to likely end up dead at the end