does this make me multifandom now
(btw you should watch bsd. totally. they definitely act like this in canon yep (i am lying to your face))
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I FINSIHED
schoolwork be getting in the way frfr totally not the fact I'm afraid of backgrounds lol
I started this the day after chapter 15 came out LMAO
Coping fanart of Mors Vincet Omnia by @itotypes !!
I'm a big fan and my sketchbook may or may not be filled with these guys and I may or may not have feverishly read all your other fics and then made my gf read some too..... ahahaha
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3:47 am doodles that make me question my art style
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the freaking mayoi card, goddamn…
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sum sskk sketchers because they're everything to me actually
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So I'm reading a translation of a completely different series, and there's a translator note that says, "There's a Japanese phrase borrowing the strength of a tiger that means, basically, 'being an arrogant coward who talks big but hides from repercussions behind a more powerful superior'."
And I remembered that Atsushi would, when talking to his inner tiger-self, talk about 'borrowing its strength'.
And that Kunikida told Atsushi "the tiger is strong, but you are weak".
And then I remembered that the poet in Nakajima's "Moon Over The Mountain" that gets turned into a tiger is described as having 'arrogant cowardice'.
....I love it when I find out clever things like this, I really do.
Not least because yes - Atsushi is a coward, usually. And the more he gets used to his tiger form, the less that's the case.
But it also makes his declaration in Dead Apple make a lot more sense, when he declares that the tiger is himself. Because he'd always treated the tiger as something else, a kind of alternate being sharing his body - meaning using its power was literally 'borrowing the strength of a tiger'. But to declare that the ability is him is to say he's not 'borrowing' its strength - the strength is his own.
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