I can't decide if being offered alcohol and drugs constantly by adults for years (and even being forced into accepting by a fucking teacher) would make the Bad Kids just completely lose all interest in those things because they aren't forbidden and cool anymore or if they would just treat drinking and hard drugs completely casually to the absolute bemusement/vague horror of everyone around them.
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"What the hell are you listening to?" Eddie asked.
Steve looked up from the record player where he had just changed albums. He held up the cover for Eddie to see.
"GTR. Bet you thought I never listened to any good music."
"I still think you don't listen to any good music."
Steve put the album down and glared.
"Whatever, man, I bet you GTR is going to still be famous in 20 years and nobody will know who Dio or Metallica are," Steve said.
"So confident! Okay, I'll take your bet. If I win, we get married."
Steve did a double take. Had his curiosity and interest in Eddie been too obvious? Or was Eddie actually interested like Robin claims he is?
He flounders for a brief moment and then settles on, "do you think we would even be able to get married in 20 years?"
"I dunno, maybe. How about I bet you that in 20 years, nobody knows who GTR is and that we can get gay married."
Steve shrugged, unable to hide his smile. “Sure, bet is on.”
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Hello back to asking mutuals and strangers extremely important work questions I guess
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At the end of Week 3, Day 6, there’s a largely overlooked characterization detail for Susukichi.
He’s rehearsing his act before a call with Shiba. It wouldn’t be too surprising considering the difference between what he’s saying and how he’s feeling at the time.
Alt text: Susukichi stands in the center of the shot, in a blue panel in front of the Scramble Crossing. He’s on his phone, grinning, when a text alert sounds. He says, “Whaddya know, The Wicked Twisters are still at it. But not for long.”
His pose changes to tossing a reversi piece. “I say it’s time to flip ‘em for good.”
The remainder of this scene does a great job of portraying his strained relationship with Shiba, especially seeing Susukichi’s expression grow more and more frustrated.
Alt text: His panel moves to the corner. While Susukichi’s on the phone, Shiba asks over the call, “What is it?” Susukichi responds, “About tomorrow’s game-”
His expression changes to a frown. “Do ya gotta keep bringin’ that up?” We do not hear more of Shiba’s response. Susukichi continues, “Whaddya mean? I can handle it just fine!”
(Simultaneously, Shiki enters the scene checking for Neku at Hachiko).
It’s also likely that Susukichi’s text conversation with Shoka that same day might have been the tipping point, if he hadn’t been there already.
Alt text: Rindo and Shoka talk inside the dimly lit Shibuya River. In the middle of the frame are black vines with red outlines. Purple fog lingers near this Reaper Wall.
Shoka says, “I... I messaged him yesterday. About what happened with Tsugumi and Neku and all that. And about how there’s something weird with Shiba’s powers. He said he thought it was weird, too, so he’d help us out.”
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