("I... all of us prefer you to remain unchanged." There was something just so HUMAN about that)
Very human! And very much what you say when you're in love.
And the last scene, where he's worried that he hurt her and she's not upset about how he acted when he was possessed because obviously that's not his fault but because of how he's been acting when he wasn't possessed because dammit that is his fault and he needs to get his shit together.
What killed me about that scene was that Aya DIDN'T seem particularly upset. She seemed calm, like she'd found the answer to a question. WAILS.
And yes it was creepy and wrong and weird and from a shipping perspective it's still interesting to parse that scene which you can do without getting your rocks off about it.
True. And EVEN if you're getting your rocks off on it... WHO CARES? As long as you're not saying, 'everything about that scene was totally okay' enjoy it! Who does that hurt?
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Very human! And very much what you say when you're in love.
And the last scene, where he's worried that he hurt her and she's not upset about how he acted when he was possessed because obviously that's not his fault but because of how he's been acting when he wasn't possessed because dammit that is his fault and he needs to get his shit together.
What killed me about that scene was that Aya DIDN'T seem particularly upset. She seemed calm, like she'd found the answer to a question. WAILS.
And yes it was creepy and wrong and weird and from a shipping perspective it's still interesting to parse that scene which you can do without getting your rocks off about it.
True. And EVEN if you're getting your rocks off on it... WHO CARES? As long as you're not saying, 'everything about that scene was totally okay' enjoy it! Who does that hurt?