You can't miss the symbol here :'> fujimoto is cooking with all these metaphors
can u explain to me? i don't really get what's happening
well I missed the symbol
Well the first is that the statue of Liberty which is literally supposed to represent freedom and justice was destroyed by guns.
The second I caught was that the age devil will only die by the sacrifice of children. Symbolizing that the people who cling to power(eternal life) do so by killing the children of the future. And with Denji being fed that blood, even those who oppose such a practice need it to live due to the system set up.
But that's only what I caught on my first time reading.
and also add the fact that this is most likely a critique of the United States government. with Makima, Fujimoto criticized the Japanese government too, and now with the presence of a Devil who is in contract with the USA government who can kill from such a huge distance... it really is a critique of USA imperialism too.
Wow! Thanks!
all this drama almost makes me forget that they're still students :'> both of them really don't deserve all this angst ╮(￣▽￣)╭
wowwww the plot really thickens like bruh her own father was the mastermind???
ahhh karma is best served when it's hot
so satisfying :)))
man I still feel so weird about this whole situation with Jung and Inho :'> just imagine this, you are friend with him, anything you say or do might tick him off :)) It's like a ticking time bomb, exploding without us knowing why :'>> I mean, now that we've seen his POV, we get it, but like his willingness to go out of his way to manipulate seol just astonishes me :'> and in the end, Jung and In Ho could never go back to the way they were (even in the extra) and I still personally think Jung was mainly the problem here, In ho was just blindly (and was forced to) doing what Jung's dad told him to do, and now In Ho's future was almost destroyed because of Jung. Like, before you do something as drastic as getting someone else's hand smashed, talk to them first at least :'>