#given that konoe's flaw comes from his action (and simultaneous pride in his action- in being the hero

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i know persona 5 symbolism is like symbols for babies but maybe i am babies because that shit has me hooked. thinking about the juicy dichotomies of the cop/robber and hero/villain and how their meanings shift throughout the arc... the dog/wolf thing isn't as contrasting but i'm glad they chose dog instead of lamb or sheep or whatever because it ties into the element of devotion better. which the knight also represents...

#hasegawa hell #konoe's the game's assigned foil for zenkichi #which imo should've be executed better #but is intriguing to consider #given that konoe's flaw comes from his action (and simultaneous pride in his action- in being the hero #in being able to save people) #while zenkichi's is in inaction #and yet. they were both willing to sacrifice others for the sake of their own greater goods #while i'm talking about it. zenkichi/konoe is extremely one sided one konoe's part #that's the funniest scenario i can think of. this applies to the other monarchs too btw. alice is so obsessed with ann who's bringing shiho #to every hangout with alice to try and get her to take the hint #yusuke doesn't even know natsume has a crush on him #natsume managed to kiss yusuke on the mouth and yusuke took it as a normal greeting