Did he tear up because he was so moved by the weight of their performance, or because his gem, had found his own light, own joy, own path,whatever you call it without his knife-like self, beyond his reach? Or was it a mix of both?
Like the orchestra panels look all shiny and beautiful while he’s sitting there looking decayed (tbf, he always looks like that), alone in this empty, darkish place with no shine, no Monet effects so I wonder if author intentionally portrayed it that way to show how the performance is affecting him in various ways or I'm just a master of overanalyzing
Did he tear up because he was so moved by the weight of their performance, or because his gem, had found his own light, own joy, own path,whatever you call it without his knife-like self, beyond his reach? Or was it a mix of both?
Like the orchestra panels look all shiny and beautiful while he’s sitting there looking decayed (tbf, he always looks like that), alone in this empty, darkish place with no shine, no Monet effects so I wonder if author intentionally portrayed it that way to show how the performance is affecting him in various ways or I'm just a master of overanalyzing