Things not to ask when someone just defeated the final boss- 1) is it dead? 2) it’s really dead, right? 3) you sure it’s dead?
—- or any other question related to how dead the monster is.
Now, similarly, the chapter ends, and the guy that some of us wish would stop “having his existential crisis at the price of everyone else’s lives and happiness” seems to have dropped dead.
I don’t care if you didn’t ask it as a question do not make statements, commentary, or any other type of verbal iteration related to how dead the thing is, that we want to stay dead.
I mean, I get that he was a multidimensional character and all, but I just think that loving someone to the point that you would betray everything that person was willing to live and die for- isn’t loving them at all.
Things not to ask when someone just defeated the final boss- 1) is it dead? 2) it’s really dead, right? 3) you sure it’s dead?
—- or any other question related to how dead the monster is.
Now, similarly, the chapter ends, and the guy that some of us wish would stop “having his existential crisis at the price of everyone else’s lives and happiness” seems to have dropped dead.
I don’t care if you didn’t ask it as a question do not make statements, commentary, or any other type of verbal iteration related to how dead the thing is, that we want to stay dead.
I mean, I get that he was a multidimensional character and all, but I just think that loving someone to the point that you would betray everything that person was willing to live and die for- isn’t loving them at all.